(a) Equivalence partitioning (b)

Comparison testing
(c) Finite-state modeling (d)
Boundary value analysis

UNIT – V

1. Validation means ________________

(a) “software correctly implement the
function”
(b) “are we building the right product”
 (c) “are we building the right product”
(d) “check the input output statement”
2. Verification means _____________
(a) “are we building the right product”
(b) “are we building the product right”
(c) “it is traceable to customer requirement”
(d) “software correctly implement the
function”
3. ___________ is in corporate into s/w
throughout the s/w process.
(a) Standards (b) Procedures (c )
Quality (d)quantity
4. Software analysis and design are
___________ tasks.
 (a) Constructive (b) Destructive (c)
Psychologically (d) Documentary
5. A version of the failure model is called a
_____________
(a) s/w reliability model (b) statistical model

(c) s/w failure model (d) logarithmic poisson

execution model Analysis
6. Validation succeeds when s/w functions in a
manner that can be reasonably expected by the
___________
(a) programmer (b) customer (c)
developer (d) estimator
7. Software validation is achieved through a
series of ____________ tests.
 (a) black-box (b) white-box (c)
basis path (d) condition
8. The configuration review is called
_____________
(a) audit (b) alpha (c) beta
(d) test-drive
9. The __________ test is a “live” application
of the s/w in an environment.
(a) alpha (b) beta (c) security
(d) stress
10._______________ occurs as a consequence
of testing.
(a) Deadlock (b) Exception handling
(c) Debugging (d) Concurrency
mechanisms
11. ____________ is manifested by induction or
deduction and introduces the concepts of
binary partitioning.
(a) Back tracking (b) Brute force
(c) Debugging (d) Cause elimination
12.______________ is the amount of
computing resources and code required by a
program to perform its function.
(a) Usability (b) Efficiency (c)
Flexibility (d) Reliability
13._____________ is the compactness of the
program in terms of lines of code.
(a) Conciseness (b) Consistency
(c) Audibility (d) Modularity
14.___________ engineering also called
renovation.
 (a) Reverse (b) Forward (c) Code
restricting (d) Software re
15. CASE stands for ____________
(a) Carrier Adapted System Engineering
(b) Computer Aided Software Engineering
(c) Computer Awareness Software
Engineering
(d) Carrier Awareness Software Engineering
16. CASE is a _____________ technology.
(a) web (b) client/server (c)
workstation (d) all the above
17. _____________ tools are used to control
and coordinate software testing for each of the
major testing steps.
(a) Test management (b) Re engineering
(c) Dynamic analysis (d) Static analysis
18. The core of reverse engineering is an activity
called _____________