QuestionQ37
Managing the Test ActivitiesConsider these statements about audits and management reviews:
I. Audits are generally more effective than management reviews at detecting defects.
II. Audits and management reviews share the same primary objectives; they differ only in roles and degree of formality.
III. A typical audit outcome includes observations and recommendations, corrective actions, and a pass/fail assessment.
IV. An audit is not an appropriate mechanism for a code review intended to detect defects before dynamic testing.
Which of the following statements is true?
- A I. and III. are true; II. and IV. are false;
- B II. and III are true; I. and IV. are false;
- C III. and IV. are true; I and II are false;
- D I, III and IV are true; II. is false;
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