A.If the defect turns out to be a bug, the tester writes a defect report and sends it to the business analyst for further investigation.

B.Testers should provide accurate information regarding the difference between the expected test result and the actual result.

C.Regular meetings between business analysts and testers are necessary to report discrepancies between actual and expected outcome.

D.The tester should analyze the potential impact of a defect on system usage, before communicating it to the business analyst.

A.The review of acceptance criteria helps to verify that acceptance test cases cover business processes, business rules and business risks.

B.A joint review ensures that non-functional quality criteria are taken into account.

C.The review of acceptance criteria is a good practice to improve the quality of test reports.

D.A shared vision between the business analyst and the tester on acceptance criteria facilitates the design of acceptance test cases.

A.Behavior-Driven Development (BDD. considers acceptance test design as an activity to be handled by the test team after requirements have been finalized.

B.In both Acceptance-Test Driven Development (ATDD. and Behavior-Driven Development (BDD., test cases provide examples of product use.

C.In Acceptance-Test Driven Development (ATDD., test cases are written prior to the acceptance criteria.

D.In both Acceptance-Test Driven Development (ATDD. and Behavior-Driven Development (BDD., acceptance test cases are written by a test automation engineer as test automation code.