1. What is Over-mocking ? Mid A. an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones B. replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior C. a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details D. a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state
2. Which term means: "replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior"? Mid A. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern B. Over-mocking C. Test interdependence D. Brittle test
3. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Over-mocking — replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior B. Over-mocking — a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details C. Over-mocking — an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones D. Over-mocking — a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state
4. What is Brittle test ? Junior A. a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details B. replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior C. an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones D. a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state
5. Which term means: "a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details"? Junior A. Brittle test B. Test interdependence C. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern D. Over-mocking
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Brittle test — a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details B. Brittle test — replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior C. Brittle test — an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones D. Brittle test — a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state
7. What is Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern ? Mid A. a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details B. an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones C. a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state D. replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior
8. Which term means: "an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones"? Mid A. Test interdependence B. Over-mocking C. Brittle test D. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern
9. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern — an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones B. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern — replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior C. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern — a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state D. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern — a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details
10. What is Test interdependence ? Senior A. a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state B. an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones C. replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior D. a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details
11. Which term means: "a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state"? Senior A. Brittle test B. Over-mocking C. Test interdependence D. Ice-cream-cone anti-pattern
12. Which statement is correct? Senior A. Test interdependence — a defect where checks must run in a particular order because they share and mutate common state B. Test interdependence — a check that fails on harmless internal refactors because it is coupled to incidental details C. Test interdependence — an inverted suite shape with mostly slow full-stack checks and very few fast low-level ones D. Test interdependence — replacing so many collaborators with doubles that a check verifies wiring rather than real behavior