You are testing a large e-commerce system for household goods that is being implemented using Agile methodologies. You are currently working on deriving tests for stories that are implementing the following epic:
As a customer, I want to use the e-commerce system, so that I can have my purchased goods delivered to my house.
The story you are currently working on is:
As a customer, I want to be told when my items will be delivered, so I can plan to be home.
You have been given the following charter that was proposed by another tester for testing this story:
Login as a customer, buy enough of each item to qualify for free shipping for each item, checkout, and verify that no shipping fee has been added.
What is the main flaw in this charter?

• A. It does not cover the main functionality of the user story
• B. The actions of the user are not clearly stated in the charter
• C. The expected results are not defined
• D. It focuses on the delivery company instead of the activities of the user

You have been given the following story
As a shopper
I want to scan my membership card
So that I get all the discounts I'm entitled to receive
Which of the following is the correct use of BDD to design test scenarios?

• A. As a store clerk
  I want to scan a customer's card
  So that their total includes their discounts
• B. Given that the shopper scans their card
  When they checkout
  Then they should receive alt the quantity discounts for everything they have purchased
• C. Given that I have scanned my card
  I expect to receive my discounts
  And an itemized list of what I bought
• D. Given that a card is scanned
  Then discounts should be applied
  When the customer checks out

Which option correctly states the sequence of tasks to be undertaken when re-factoring test cases?
SELECT ONE OPTION

• A. Identification, Analysis, Refactor, Re-run, Evaluate
• B. Evaluate, Identification, Analysis. Re-run, Refactor
• C. Identification, Evaluate, Analysis, Refactor, Re-run
• D. Analysis, Identification, Re run, Refactor, Evaluate

**You have been given the following story:
As a shopper
I want to scan my membership card
So that I get all the discounts I'm entitled to receive
Which of the following is the correct use of BDD to design test scenarios?**

• A. As a store clerk
  I want to scan a customer's card
  So that their total includes their discounts
• B. Given that the shopper scans their card
  When they checkout
  Then they should receive all the quantity discounts for everything they have purchased
• C. Given that I have scanned my card
  I expect to receive my discounts
  And an itemized list of what I bought
• D. Given that a card is scanned
  Then discounts should be applied
  When the customer checks out

You are working for an organization that has implemented CI and is struggling to get the automated tests to run on each build because of time limitation. On average, there are three ad hoc builds per day, one scheduled build overnight, one scheduled build on Friday nights, and one build that is conducted on the Thursday night before the end of the sprint on the second Friday. There are four sets of tests: high priority, medium priority, low priority, and non-functional. The non-functional tests must be run in the integrated stage environment, whereas the other tests can be run in any of the test environments.
In addition to just the execution time of the tests, it has also been noted that reviewing the results of the tests takes about two hours per set of tests.
Given this information, which of the following is the most efficient and effective approach to test automation execution?

• A. Run all four test sets, every night
• B. Run all four test sets on every build
• C. Run all the high-priority tests for every build, low-priority tests at night, and the medium-priority tests at the end of the sprint
• D. Run the high-priority tests on each build, the medium-priority tests every night, the low-priority tests every week, and the non-functional tests on the Thursday night before sprint end