Quiz 7 & 8 CPSC 6125
Performance Testing Quiz
Test your knowledge on key concepts and practices in performance testing and non-fun
- Explore various questions on performance testing
- Understand the differences in testing types
- Enhance your skills with practical examples
Which of the following is not part of performance testing?
Measuring response time
Measuring transaction rates
Simulating many users
Recovery testing
Non-functional system testing includes:
Testing to see where the system does not function properly
Testing a system feature using only the software required for that action
Testing for functions that should not exist
Testing quality attributes of the system including performance and usability
Testing conducted to validate that the application, database, and the network they may be running on can handle projected volumes of users and data effectively.
Functional testing
Recovery testing
Load testing
Integration testing
Identify the incorrect statement.
Throughput represents the number of business transactions performed by a system in a given duration
Software tuning involves improving product performance without changing the code
Response time is the sum of product latency and network latency
Increasing load increases throughput until the product crashes.
Identify the incorrect statements
Optimum throughput is the maximum throughput a system delivers
Throughput is the optimum number of transactions that can be handled by a system
Throughput is determined by product latency
Throughput can vary with load conditions
Throughput can vary with time
Improving product performance without changing the product _____________ is known as tuning.
Code
Spot
Ass
Ballsack
Identify any incorrect statement(s)
End-to-end automation is required for performance testing
Performance testing cannot be done manually
It is okay to remove a few out of range values when analysis performance test data
All performance testing requirements must be testable and measurable
A good performance tester must have data analysis skills
All of the above statements are true
The difference between retesting and regression testing is:
Retesting looks for unexpected side effects; regression testing is repeating those tests.
Retesting is done after faults are fixed; regression testing is done earlier.
Retesting is running a test again; regression testing looks for unexpected side effects.
Retesting is done by developers, regression testing is done by independent testers.
Retesting of a single program or component after a change has been made is known as:
Full Regression Testing
Unit Regression testing
Regional Regression testing
Retesting
Executing the same test case on a modified build is called:
Retesting
Regression Testing
Ad hoc testing
Sanitary testing
The name of the testing, which is done to make sure the existing features are not affected by new changes, is:
Recursive testing
Whitebox testing
Unit testing
Regression testing
A regression test
Will help ensure changed areas of the software have not been affected by the latest changes.
Will always be automated
Will help ensure unchanged areas of the software have not been affected by the latest changes.
Can only be run during user acceptance testing.
Regression testing should be performed: v) every week w) after the software has changed x) as often as possible y) when the environment has changed z) when the project manager says
v & w are true, x, y & z are false
W, x & y are true, v & z are false
W & y are true, v, x & z are false
W is true, v, x, y & z are false
A test to ensure the basic functionality of a software product is still intact after changes have been made is known as _____________________ test
Smoke
Fire
Snake
Fog
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