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    • Software Testing - day 36

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    Question 1

    What is the primary goal of Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)?

    • A

      To automate test cases using programming languages

    • B

      To enable communication between technical and non-technical stakeholders

    • C

      To focus solely on writing test scripts in Gherkin syntax

    • D

      To perform exhaustive performance testing of the system

    Question 2

    In the BDD process, what is the role of the QA team?

    • A

      Write code to implement the system functionality

    • B

      Ensure that the system behaves according to the agreed-upon specifications

    • C

      Create feature files for the Gherkin scenarios

    • D

      Perform load testing on the system

    Question 3

    What is Gherkin used for in BDD?

    • A

      To describe the system's architecture

    • B

      To write automated test scripts

    • C

      To define the behavior of the system in plain language

    • D

      To write complex code for system logic

    Question 4

    Which phase of the BDD process involves writing clear examples of how features should behave?

    • A

      Discovery Phase

    • B

      Formulation Phase

    • C

      Automation Phase

    • D

      Testing Phase

    Question 5

    Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using Behavior-Driven Development (BDD)?

    • A

      It helps reduce bugs and maintenance costs by clearly defining requirements

    • B

      It allows for faster development by automating all tests

    • C

      It encourages collaboration across business, technical, and testing teams

    • D

      It reduces risks by aligning all stakeholders on the same page

    Question 6

    What is the role of the "Runner Class" in Cucumber?

    • A

      To execute the test scenarios and generate reports

    • B

      To write Gherkin feature files

    • C

      To implement the logic for each scenario step

    • D

      To manage the setup and teardown tasks for the tests

    Question 7

    Which of the following best describes the function of Hooks in Cucumber?

    • A

      They define the structure of test reports

    • B

      They map Gherkin steps to executable actions

    • C

      They handle setup and teardown tasks for tests

    • D

      They manage the execution of tests across multiple environments

    Question 8

    What is the purpose of the Feature Files in Cucumber?

    • A

      To write the test scripts for each individual step

    • B

       To define the overall structure of the system architecture

    • C

      To outline the expected behavior of the system in scenarios

    • D

      To execute tests and check their outcomes

    Question 9

    Which of the following is NOT a valid step in the BDD life cycle?

    • A

      Define requirements and write Gherkin scenarios

    • B

      Write code that satisfies the user stories

    • C

      Create tests that pass even without code implementation

    • D

      Run and fail tests to validate initial code design

    Question 10

    What is the key advantage of using Cucumber with Selenium?

    • A

      It simplifies the Gherkin syntax for writing scenarios

    • B

      It enables automation of browser interactions through BDD scenarios

    • C

      It automates the creation of feature files

    • D

      It helps integrate BDD with non-technical stakeholders only

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