CTFL-AT Exam Dumps : Certified Tester Foundation Level Agile Tester

Having independent separate test teams where testers are assigned to Agile teams on-demand during the final days of each iteration

Having independent separate test teams where testers are assigned to Agile teams on a long-term basis, at the beginning of an Agile project

Having only Agile teams where testers are integral parts and where they perform many of the testing tasks, without having an independent test team

Having independent separate test teams where all of the testers work separately from developers without being assigned to Agile teams

Test automation is important to manage regression risk because it enables version control and ensures ease of access to the tests by all team members

Shorter timeframes and frequent changes require the adoption of good practices for test design and implementation, which should be defined during release planning

The risk of regression tends to decrease when code that worked in previous iterations gets modified due to new features in subsequent iterations

The tests written for the features developed in earlier iterations are the most important and they should never be retired from the regression test suite

Each of the four testing quadrants (Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4) represents a different test level (Q1 = Unit, Q2 = Integration, Q3 = System, and Q4 = Acceptance) and describes the different test types that shall be performed by Agile teams in that test level for an Agile project

Each of the four testing quadrants (Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4) contains different test types and test levels, and these quadrants are numbered to describe the order in which the associated test types and test levels shall be performed in an Agile project (Q1 first, Q4 last)

Each of the four testing quadrants (Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4) contains different test types and test levels, and these quadrants can be used by Agile teams and other stakeholders to ensure that all important test types and test levels are included in an Agile project

Each of the four testing quadrants (Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4) contains different test types and test levels, and these quadrants are numbered to describe the risk level associated with the test types (Q1 = least risky, Q4 = most risky)