Q1. While reviewing a bug in Microsoft Test Manager (MTM), you realize there is no test case covering the bug.
You need to create a test case from the bug, including test steps, and associate it with the test case for future reference.
What should you do?
A. In MTM, in the Verify Bugs activity, select the bug. Click Open test case.
B. Open a Visual Studio 2012 window. Select the bug and click Open test case.
C. In MTM, in the Verify Bugs activity, select the bug. Click Create test case from bug.
D. Open a Visual Studio 2012 window. Create a test case and associate it with the bug.
Answer: C
Q2. You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development process template.
You want to organize your test cases by relating them to the user stories for the application under test.
You need to use a test suite that creates the Tests link type as you add test cases.
Which type of test suite should you create?
A. Static
B. Query-based
C. Linked
D. Requirements-based
Answer: D
Q3. You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have developed a new test case.
You need to:
What should you do?
A. Open the Test Configuration Manager view and change the area path, priority, and state.
B. Open the Test Plan Manager view and change the area path, priority, and state.
C. Open the test case work item and change the area path, priority, and state.
D. Open the test plan Properties view and change the area path, priority, and state.
Answer: C
Q4. You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
A test case is already in production.
You need to modify the test case to indicate it is being reworked.
What should you do?
A. Change the test case state to Design.
B. Change the test case to Blocked.
C. Change the test case state to Closed.
D. Change the test plan state to Inactive.
Answer: A
Q5. You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
Your testing team is creating test cases for an application.
You need to assign the state of the test suite that contains test cases that are unavailable to run.
Which state should you assign?
A. In Planning
B. Completed
C. In Design
D. In Progress
Answer: A
Q6. You plan to conduct a test for a multi-tier ASP.NET website by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You have created a test plan named Release 1.0.
Under the Release 1.0 test plan, the test run should:
You need to configure the Release 1.0 test plan to meet these requirements.
What should you do?
A. Create new test settings for Manual Tests by using the client and server roles. Select the System information and Action log diagnostic data adapters.
B. Create new test settings for Automated Tests on the local machine. Select the IntelliTrace and Action Log diagnostic data adapters.
C. Create new test settings for Automated Tests by using the client and server roles. Select the ASP.NET profiler and Code coverage diagnostic data adapters.
D. Create new test settings for Manual Tests on the local computer. Select the System information and Code coverage diagnostic data adapters.
Answer: A
Q7. You plan to roll out Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). Phase 1 testing will include manual testing only. In Phase 2, you will introduce automated test suites to complement manual testing.
You plan to use diagnostic data adapters for each phase.
You need to provide the correct diagnostic data adapters.
Which data diagnostic adapter is only applicable to manual testing and would accomplish this goal?
A. Code coverage
B. Actions
C. Video Recording
D. Event Log
E. Test impact
Answer: B
Q8. You are a test developer using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
You are developing a test case that must be run multiple times with different input values for a specific field each time. You have a list of values that will be used for the input.
You need to modify the test to enter each value into the field.
What should you do?
A. Insert a parameter into the Action column of the test step and enter the input values into the Parameter Values pane.
B. Insert a parameter into the Expected Results column of the test step and enter the input values into Parameter values pane.
C. Insert a parameter into the Action column of the test step.
D. Create test steps for each input value in the Action column.
Answer: A
Q9. You are a test developer using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
A test case that you maintain needs to be modified to test for a series of values returned after a price calculation. You add a test step to test for these data values.
You need to add a parameter to the test case that represents the expected results.
What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
A. Click in the test step Action column, then click Insert parameter and type the parameter name.
B. Enter the parameter name into the Parameter Values field and press Enter.
C. Click in the test step Expected Result column and type the parameter name preceded by the @symbol.
D. Click in the test step Expected Result column, then click Insert parameter and type the parameter name.
E. Click in the test step Expected Result column and type the parameter name.
Answer: CD
Q10. You are a managing test cases by using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
You create a new configuration.
You need to select the new configuration for all test cases in a test suite.
What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)
A. Select the new configuration as the default configuration for the test suite.
B. Select the test suite and use Configurations to select the new configuration for the test suite.
C. Select all of the test cases in the test suite and use Configurations to select the new configuration for the selected tests.
D. Select the test suite and use Select test configurations for all tests to select the new configuration.
Answer: CD