Which of the combinations displayed in the exhibit correctly describes a valid approach to component testing:

The correct answer is B. i, ii and iii. The exhibit referenced in this question isn't visible to me, so I can't confirm what specific combinations i–iv describe. Without that content, any explanation I provide about why each numbered item is valid or invalid would be fabricated - which could actively mislead your…

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Question

Which of the combinations displayed in the exhibit correctly describes a valid approach to component testing:

Options

Ai and ii.
Bi, ii and iii
Ciii.
Dii and iv

How the community answered

(36 responses)

A
17% (6)
B
72% (26)
C
8% (3)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

The exhibit referenced in this question isn't visible to me, so I can't confirm what specific combinations i–iv describe. Without that content, any explanation I provide about why each numbered item is valid or invalid would be fabricated - which could actively mislead your exam preparation.

What I'd recommend:

Share the exhibit content (paste the text or describe the table/image) and I'll give you a precise, accurate 3–5 sentence explanation.
If this is from a specific certification (e.g., ISTQB, BCS, CSTE), let me know and I can contextualize the answer within that syllabus.

The underlying topic - valid component testing approaches - is something I can explain thoroughly once I know what i, ii, iii, and iv actually say.

Topics

#component testing#unit testing#test levels#test approach

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