1) How many partitions will be there for the input CGPA if we consider only valid inputs?

 
 
 
1 point
2) Do the test inputs {CGPA = 8, CGPA = 9, CGPA = 9.5} belong to the same partition?
 
 
Yes, they belong to the same partition.
1 point
3) What is the expected output for the test case containing CGPA = 8 as input?
 
 
Only eligible for offers above INR 20,00,000/= per annum.
1 point
4) State true or false: A student has a CGPA of 6 and will be eligible to appear for placements for companies with a salary offer of INR 20,00,000/=.
 
 
1 point
5) Which of the following is a correct partitioning of inputs?
 
 
 
Salary range: 1. INR 0 to INR 20,00,000, 2. ≥ INR 20,00,000.
1 point
6) Amongst the various coverage criteria for input space partitioning, which is the most expressive and which is the least expressive?
 
 
 
 
All combinations coverage is the least expressive and multiple base choice coverage is the most expressive.
1 point
7) State true or false: Multiple base choice coverage subsumes pair-wise coverage.
 
 
1 point
8) Which criterion below will have a maximum number of test cases?
 
 
 
 
Base choice coverage criterion.
1 point
9)  When does T-wise coverage criterion become the same as all combinations coverage criterion?
When the value for T is the maximum value in a partition.
1 point
10) State yes or no: While partitioning the inputs using equivalence partitioning, both valid and invalid inputs need to be considered.
 
 
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