Metamorphic Testing Practice Quiz
1. What is the primary goal of metamorphic testing?
a) To detect faults in the implementation of a program
b) To optimize code performance
c) To verify the correctness of the program's design
d) To ensure the behavior of a program remains consistent under certain transformations
2. Which of the following best describes a "metamorphic relation" in metamorphic testing?
a) A relation between different versions of the software
b) A relation between input and output of the software that remains unchanged under specific transformations
c) A relation between the requirements and design specifications of the software
d) A relation between test cases and code coverage metrics
3. How does metamorphic testing differ from traditional testing methods?
a) Metamorphic testing primarily focuses on testing user interfaces.
b) Metamorphic testing involves testing the software against known vulnerabilities.
c) Metamorphic testing relies on defining relations between inputs and outputs to uncover faults.
d) Metamorphic testing is only applicable to specific programming languages.
4. Which of the following is a key advantage of metamorphic testing?
a) It requires minimal human intervention in test case design.
b) It can only detect syntactical errors in the code.
c) It is primarily effective for testing web applications, not standalone software.
d) It focuses on optimizing code coverage to minimize faults.
