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100

WRAEAECS

CASEWARE

100

AECLNDITRES

CREDENTIALS

100

APMNTIIOIZOT

OPTIMIZATION

100

WERBSOR

BROWSER

200

What is meant by “Yesterday’s Weather” in an Agile project?

A. Teams work less well when it rains.

B. Keeping metrics of earlier work to help with future estimates

C. Retrospectives should include less important topics such as the weather.

D. Estimating is as futile as predicting the weather.

B. Keeping metrics of earlier work to help with future estimates

200

Who are the chickens?

A. The people who are afraid to undertake the project

B. The project mascots

C. People who contribute to the project

D. The people who are committed to the project

C. People who contribute to the project


"Chickens represent the committed stakeholders in a project who have put a lot on the line and are accountable for the entire outcome. These people could be product owners, product development team members, or even Scrum masters. "

200

 Name 3 active streams GL Caseware has?

Solution Engineering

CP

Smart Engagement

Hybrid Cloud Working papers

BST/IT Support 

Business system technology



200

Which localized solution doesn't falls under Accounting Firm provided by Caseware Cloud? 


Audit and Assurance

ESG

Tax

Client Advisory

Practice Management

ESG

300

Odd one out

a) Google Analytics, BuzzSumo, Canva, Moz
b) TDD, BDD, DevOps, RDD
c) C#, JavaScript, SQL, Selenium
d) Infinite Scroll, Parallax Scrolling, Fitts’ Law, NDA
e) API Gateway, Load Balancer, Caching, UAT

a) Canva – it’s a design tool, not an SEO or analytics tool

b) RDD is Resilient Distributed Dataset – it’s a fundamental data structure of Apache Spark used for distributed data processing, not a methodology

c) Selenium – it’s a tool, not a programming language

d) NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) – it’s a legal document, not a UI/UX design pattern

e) UAT means User acceptance testing, while others are software architecture concepts

300

Odd one out- 

a) React, Angular , Vue.js, Flask

b) Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD , Affinity Designer

c) WebDriver, XPath, CSS Selector, DOM

d) Git, VS Code, IntelliJ, Sublime Text 

e) SEMrush, Moz , Ahrefs, Yoast

a) Flask-a Python web framework used for building backend application whereas others are JavaScript frameworks/libraries primarily used for building frontend user interfaces. 

b) Affinity Designer is more of a graphic design tool that focuses on vector and raster-based design ,while others are primarily UI/UX design tools used for designing web and mobile interfaces.

c) WebDriver – it’s a framework that uses selectors , and not used for locating elements in automation

d) Git, is a version control system not a code editor/IDEs. 

e) Yoast, is a SEO plugin primarily used for on-page SEO optimization within WordPress while others are primarily SEO Tools. 

300

Odd one out

a) Singleton, Subversion, Factory, Observer

b) Caching, Accordion, Modal, Breadcrumb

c) Appium, Selenium WebDriver, XCUITest , Jest

d) React, Angular, Vue.js, Ember.js

e) Blog, Podcast, Whitepaper, Infographic

a) Subversion is a software development tool while others are design patters

b) Caching – it’s a technical term, not a UI component

c) Jest is a JavaScript testing framework, primarily used for unit testing and not specifically for mobile or web UI automation. 

d) React is a library focused on building user interfaces, and relies on other libraries or tools.

e) Podcast – it’s an audio format, not written content

300

Odd one out-

a) Kubernetes, Angular, Docker, AWS Lambda, 

b)  Style Guide, Click-Through Rate (CTR), Think-Aloud Protocol, Remote Testing,

c) JUnit, TestNG, Jenkins, Katalon Studio

d) Django, Laravel, Bootstrap, Express

e) WordPress, Medium, Drupal, Trello

a) Angular – it’s a frontend framework, not a containerization or orchestration technology

b) Style Guide – it’s a design reference document, not a testing method

c) Jenkins – it’s a CI/CD tool, not a test framework

d) Bootstrap – it’s a front-end CSS framework, not a back-end framework

e) Trello – it’s a project management tool, not a publishing platform

400

Scenario:

You’ve designed a custom suit for someone. Before delivering it, they try it on, check if it fits perfectly, and give their final approval.

Hint: "I’m the last stop before the big debut."

 

 UAT (User Acceptance Testing)

400

Scenario:

You’re riding a roller coaster, and suddenly, the ride stops due to a power outage. Instead of panicking, the staff activates an emergency system that safely brings the coaster back to the station and ensures all passengers are unharmed.

  • This system prevents a disaster and gracefully handles unexpected situations.

Hint:"I am the safety net for unexpected scenarios in the flow of events."

 

 Exception Handling

400

Scenario:

Imagine you’re at a restaurant. You sit at the table, browse the menu, and place an order with the waiter. The waiter takes your order to the kitchen, where the chef prepares the food. Once it’s ready, the waiter brings it back to you.


  • You don’t interact directly with the chef; the waiter acts as the middleman.
  • If the waiter misunderstands your order or the kitchen is out of ingredients, you won’t get your food.

Hint: "I am the waiter in the tech world, connecting two parties!"

API 

400

Scenario:

You’re trying a new recipe for pasta but accidentally ruin the sauce. Instead of continuing, you go back to your tried-and-true recipe to ensure dinner is still delicious.

Hint:"I’m the safe return to what you know works."

Rollback

500

Scenario:

You spill some flour on a table and see handprints where people have touched it most often. Similarly, I show you the areas where visitors spend the most time and interact the most.

Hint:"I reveal the warmest spots where attention lingers."

Heatmap

500

Scenario:

Imagine running a grocery store. On one side of your notebook, you write down everything you own: the stock, cash in the register, and even the shop’s furniture. On the other side, you jot down what you owe: payments to suppliers and rent.

  • At the end of the day, you check if the value of what you own equals what you owe plus your leftover profit.

Hint:"I show the big picture of what you have and what you owe at any moment in time."

Balance Sheet

500

Scenario:

Think of a musician who can play multiple instruments: guitar, piano, and drums. While they remain the same person, the way they perform varies depending on the instrument they use.

  • You call upon them to "play," but what happens depends on the instrument they choose.
  • It’s a skill that allows the same person to adapt to different needs seamlessly.

Hint:"I am one with many forms, changing behavior based on context."

Polymorphism

500

Scenario:

Imagine running a coffee shop with multiple orders coming in. You maintain a log to track which orders are pending, which are being prepared, and which are completed. Without this log, you’d lose track and create chaos.

  • You constantly update this log to reflect the current situation, ensuring the smooth flow of orders.

Hint:"I keep track of what’s happening so things don’t get out of sync."

 

State Management