0 — Test 601

Correct Answer: C. Incremental adds new pieces of functionality in each release; iterative repeatedly refines the same functionality
Explanation: Most Agile methods are both iterative and incremental.

Correct Answer: A. Stamp coupling
Explanation: Passing the whole data structure when only part of it is needed creates unnecessary dependencies.

Correct Answer: A. Control coupling
Explanation: The caller controls the callee's internal logic, which ties the two modules together. ALSO KNOW (related points): • Which design approach starts with the main system function and breaks it down into smaller subfunctions? → Top-down design (stepwise refinement)

Correct Answer: D. Temporal cohesion
Explanation: The tasks are related only by when they happen, which is weak cohesion.

Correct Answer: B. David Parnas
Explanation: Parnas (1972) argued that each module should hide a design decision that is likely to change.

Correct Answer: D. Structure chart
Explanation: Structure charts show which modules call which, with data and control flags passed along the arrows.

Correct Answer: D. Fixed, awaiting retest; the tester then verifies it and either closes or reopens it
Explanation: Only after successful verification should the bug be marked as closed.

Correct Answer: C. It does not guarantee the absence of bugs; for example, missing requirements or wrong logic can still pass
Explanation: Coverage measures which code was executed, not whether the results were correct or complete.

Correct Answer: C. ID, preconditions, test steps, input data, and expected result
Explanation: The actual result and the pass/fail status are recorded when the test is run.

Correct Answer: A. Conditions that define when testing for a level can stop, such as coverage reached and no open critical defects
Explanation: Entry criteria define when testing can begin, for example a stable build and a ready test environment.