QUESTION 14 Structural testing is NOT equivalent to black box testing white box

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QUESTION 14

Structural testing is NOT equivalent to

black box testing

white box testing

glass box testing

clear box testing

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QUESTION 15

A system can be called as real-time system only if it

produces results within the specified timing requirements

produces the results correctly all the time

handles all the bad inputs appropriately

does not crash during its operation

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QUESTION 16

Which one is NOT a role in software inspection process?

Author

Reader

Moderator

Sales Engineer

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QUESTION 17

Requirements Engineer need NOT attend the meeting to review

test plan

test cases

architecture design

customer requirements

black box testing

white box testing

glass box testing

clear box testing

Explanation / Answer

14)Answer is option A.black box testing.

structural tesing is testing technique where we have a idea or awareness about the code of program.opposite to the structural testing is black box testing.because in black box testing we dont know how code works,other three options white box testing,glass box testing,clear box testing are belongs to structural testing.black box testing is opposite.

15)Answer is option A.

In real time system time is the main constraint,we have to comute within the time bound to obtain efficient results.so answer is option A.

16)Answer is option D.

in software inspection process Author,reader,and moderator are roles,but sales engineer is a person related to markerting,this is not a role in software inspection.so answer is option D.

17)Answer is option B.

In requirements enggineering test planning and architecture design and defining customer requirements are responisbilities of requirement engineer,but test cases are not in requirements engineer role,test cases are in software testing role.so the answer is option B,

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