HP Application Lifecycle Management 11.x Software (HP0-M46) Free Practice Test

Question 1

What happens if a team member tries to delete a representative requirement?

A. The deletion succeeds. The requirement coverage of the model entity is lost.

B. The deletion fails. The representative requirement is automatically made read-only, and an alert is optionally triggered.

C. The deletion fails. The representative requirements are read-only and are therefore protected from deletion.

D. The deletion succeeds. The representative requirement is moved to the Obsolete folder.

Correct Answer: A

Question 2

Which tabs are available in the right pane of the Requirements Details view? (Select two.)

A. Test Coverage

B. Requirements Coverage

C. Test Plan Description

D. Requirements Traceability

E. Linked Test Unit

Correct Answer: A,D

Question 3

Which options can be used to submit defects from HP Sprinter to HP Application Lifecycle Management? (Select two.)

A. Smart Defects

B. Smart Defects Identification

C. Defect Checking

D. Smart Identification

E. Defect Reminder

Correct Answer: A,E

Question 4

Coverage Progress and Outstanding Defects are two graphs for tracking progress and quality of your releases. Which entities must be assigned to the release and cycle for these graphs to provide the complete information for your release? (Select three.)

A. Test Sets

B. Components

C. Resources

D. Defects

E. Tests

F. Requirements

Correct Answer: A,D,F

Question 5

Which icon indicates a checked out entity?

A. a red lock

B. a red exclamation mark

C. a green exclamation mark

D. a green lock

Correct Answer: A,D

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Question 6

All licenses for a specific HP Lifecycle Management (ALM) module are currently in use and an additional user tries to access that module. Which statement is true about what happens in this situation?

A. ALM allows timesharing-based access. All users can access with write privileges for a fixed time.

B. ALM allows the user read-only access. Once a license is released, the user will be informed that write privileges have been granted.

C. ALM uses a concurrency model. The user will be declined access and receive a message indicating such.

D. ALM uses a fixed seat model. What happens depends on whether or not the user is accessing ALM from a computer that has been registered as licensed.

Correct Answer: C

Question 7

Which entities can be linked to a defect? (Select two.)

A. Cycles

B. Reports

C. Releases

D. Defects

E. Tests

Correct Answer: D,E

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HP Application Lifecycle Management 11.x Software (HP0-M46) Free Practice Test