iSQI Exam CTAL-TM_Syll2012 Topic 3 Question 70 Discussion

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Question #: 70
Topic #: 3

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Which of the following statements best describes an appropriate approach for managing exploratory testing?

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ADefine very detailed mission statements, which allow testing work to be broken into sessions of up to 10 minutes duration in which testing is guided by these mission statements

BBreak the testing work in 30 to 120 minutes sessions and use properly defined mission statements consisting of two or three sentences to guide testing during these sessions

CDefine very generic charters to drive exploratory testing sessions of 2 days where testers are completely free to decide what to test

DExploratory testing should not be managed because such testing is inherently unmanageable and not measurable

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Suggested Answer: B

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Vonda

20 days ago

D? Unmanageable and unmeasurable? That's like saying we should just let the monkeys test the software. Not a chance!

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Cecilia

1 days ago

B) Break the testing work in 30 to 120 minutes sessions and use properly defined mission statements consisting of two or three sentences to guide testing during these sessions

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Cecily

2 days ago

A) Define very detailed mission statements, which allow testing work to be broken into sessions of up to 10 minutes duration in which testing is guided by these mission statements

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Katlyn

25 days ago

B is the way to go. 30-120 minutes sounds about right to dive deep into different aspects of the system.

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Pamella

10 days ago

I think B is a good balance between structure and flexibility for exploratory testing.

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Jacki

17 days ago

I agree, B seems like a good approach for managing exploratory testing.

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Fidelia

1 months ago

C gives too much freedom. Testers need some guidance, even in exploratory testing, to ensure they're covering the right areas.

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Julian

1 months ago

A is way too restrictive. 10-minute testing sessions? That's going to feel more like a race than actual exploratory testing.

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Anabel

5 days ago

A is way too restrictive. 10-minute testing sessions? That's going to feel more like a race than actual exploratory testing.

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Alyssa

16 days ago

A is way too restrictive. 10-minute testing sessions? That's going to feel more like a race than actual exploratory testing.

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Ayesha

17 days ago

C) Define very generic charters to drive exploratory testing sessions of 2 days where testers are completely free to decide what to test

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Bulah

21 days ago

B) Break the testing work in 30 to 120 minutes sessions and use properly defined mission statements consisting of two or three sentences to guide testing during these sessions

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Loren

24 days ago

C) Define very generic charters to drive exploratory testing sessions of 2 days where testers are completely free to decide what to test

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Cheryl

26 days ago

B) Break the testing work in 30 to 120 minutes sessions and use properly defined mission statements consisting of two or three sentences to guide testing during these sessions

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Lashawn

2 months ago

But with C, testers have too much freedom and may miss important areas to test.

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Gene

2 months ago

I disagree, I believe C is the most appropriate.

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Maricela

2 months ago

D? Seriously? That's just lazy. Exploratory testing may be less structured, but it still needs to be managed and measured to be effective.

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Dominga

2 months ago

Hmm, B sounds like the most practical approach. Clearly defined mission statements to guide the testing sessions, but with enough flexibility to explore different areas.

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