Part 4 "Test tools & Automation" It has been decided to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of unit testing by acquiring a number of test tools. Which TWO of the following tools would you…

Question

Exhibit

Options

• ADynamic analysis
• BReview tool
• CCoverage measurement tool
• DMonitoring
• ETest management

• A
  93% (39)
• B
  2% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Dynamic analysis (A) directly supports unit testing because it analyzes code during execution, detecting runtime errors, memory leaks, and unexpected behavior - exactly what unit tests do when they run code. Coverage measurement (C) is a natural companion to unit testing, showing which lines, branches, or conditions your tests actually exercise, helping you identify untested code paths and improve test completeness.

The distractors fail because they target different activities: Review tools (B) support static testing (inspections, walkthroughs) - no code execution involved. Monitoring (D) operates in live/production environments to track system health, not isolated unit behavior. Test management (E) helps organize and track the overall testing effort across a project, but doesn't directly improve how unit tests are executed or analyzed.

Memory tip: Unit testing = "Run it & Measure it." Dynamic Analysis = Actually running code; Coverage = Counting what got hit. The other three (Review, Monitor, Manage) belong to different phases or levels of testing - not the unit test workbench.

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