AAC Agile Testing & Validation 3

Question 1

In Behavior-Driven Development (BDD), what format are acceptance criteria typically written in?

Accepted Answer

Given-When-Then scenarios

Answer

BDD uses Given-When-Then (GWT) syntax to write executable specifications that serve as both documentation and automated tests.

Question 2

A business analyst is facilitating a story mapping session. Where does validation fit in this activity?

Accepted Answer

Validation questions are embedded throughout — 'How will we know this works?'

Answer

Agile analysts embed validation thinking throughout story mapping by continuously asking how each story will be verified.

Question 3

What is the primary difference between verification and validation in agile?

Accepted Answer

Verification checks if the product was built right; validation checks if the right product was built

Answer

Verification ensures the product conforms to specifications, while validation ensures it meets the actual needs of the users and stakeholders.

Question 4

Which testing type focuses on ensuring that components work correctly together after integration?

Accepted Answer

Integration testing

Answer

Integration testing validates that multiple components or services interact correctly when combined.

Question 5

A team wants to validate that a new feature meets user needs before full development. Which technique is MOST appropriate?

Accepted Answer

Usability testing with a prototype

Answer

Usability testing with a prototype allows teams to validate user needs cheaply before investing in full development.

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