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System Testing

Description: This quiz assesses your knowledge of System Testing, a critical phase in the software development lifecycle.
Number of Questions: 15
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot
Tags: system testing software engineering quality assurance

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What is the primary objective of System Testing?

To evaluate the system's compliance with requirements.
To identify and fix defects in the system.
To ensure the system meets performance and reliability criteria.
To verify the system's compatibility with other systems.

Which testing technique involves dividing the system into smaller, manageable components for individual testing?

Unit Testing
Integration Testing
System Testing
Acceptance Testing

What is the purpose of Integration Testing?

To verify the interaction and communication between different system components.
To assess the system's overall functionality and performance.
To identify defects in the system's design and architecture.
To ensure the system meets user requirements and expectations.

Which testing approach involves simulating real-world scenarios and user interactions to evaluate the system's behavior?

Black-Box Testing
White-Box Testing
Performance Testing
Regression Testing

What is the goal of Regression Testing?

To identify defects introduced during system modifications or enhancements.
To evaluate the system's performance under varying loads and conditions.
To verify the system's compliance with security standards and regulations.
To ensure the system meets usability and accessibility requirements.

Which testing technique involves analyzing the system's internal structure and code to identify potential defects?

Black-Box Testing
White-Box Testing
Performance Testing
Security Testing

What is the purpose of Performance Testing?

To assess the system's response time, throughput, and scalability.
To verify the system's compliance with regulatory standards and guidelines.
To identify defects in the system's design and architecture.
To ensure the system meets user requirements and expectations.

Which testing approach involves simulating real-world scenarios and user interactions to evaluate the system's behavior?

Black-Box Testing
White-Box Testing
Performance Testing
Regression Testing

What is the goal of Regression Testing?

To identify defects introduced during system modifications or enhancements.
To evaluate the system's performance under varying loads and conditions.
To verify the system's compliance with security standards and regulations.
To ensure the system meets usability and accessibility requirements.

Which testing technique involves analyzing the system's internal structure and code to identify potential defects?

Black-Box Testing
White-Box Testing
Performance Testing
Security Testing

What is the purpose of Performance Testing?

To assess the system's response time, throughput, and scalability.
To verify the system's compliance with regulatory standards and guidelines.
To identify defects in the system's design and architecture.
To ensure the system meets user requirements and expectations.

Which testing approach involves simulating real-world scenarios and user interactions to evaluate the system's behavior?

Black-Box Testing
White-Box Testing
Performance Testing
Regression Testing

What is the goal of Regression Testing?

To identify defects introduced during system modifications or enhancements.
To evaluate the system's performance under varying loads and conditions.
To verify the system's compliance with security standards and regulations.
To ensure the system meets usability and accessibility requirements.

Which testing technique involves analyzing the system's internal structure and code to identify potential defects?

Black-Box Testing
White-Box Testing
Performance Testing
Security Testing

What is the purpose of Performance Testing?

To assess the system's response time, throughput, and scalability.
To verify the system's compliance with regulatory standards and guidelines.
To identify defects in the system's design and architecture.
To ensure the system meets user requirements and expectations.

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