1. What is the main purpose of smoke testing?

• ✅ To verify that the major functionalities of the application work
• ❌ To run performance load tests
• ❌ To test UI appearance only

2. When is sanity testing usually performed?

• ❌ At the beginning of a project
• ✅ After receiving a new build with minor changes or bug fixes
• ❌ During production deployment

3. Which type of testing is broader in scope?

• ✅ Smoke testing
• ❌ Sanity testing
• ❌ Regression testing

4. What is typically NOT part of sanity testing?

• ✅ Running the full regression suite
• ❌ Verifying a specific bug fix
• ❌ Checking a newly added form

5. Which test is done earlier in the build cycle?

• ✅ Smoke testing
• ❌ Sanity testing
• ❌ UAT testing

6. What is the outcome of a failed smoke test?

• ✅ Build is rejected and not considered for further testing
• ❌ It proceeds directly to UAT
• ❌ All tests are passed

7. Which test type requires detailed documentation?

• ✅ Smoke testing
• ❌ Sanity testing
• ❌ Monkey testing

8. Which testing is usually unscripted and quick?

• ❌ Smoke testing
• ✅ Sanity testing
• ❌ Performance testing

9. What is a common similarity between smoke and sanity testing?

• ✅ Both act as gatekeepers for further testing
• ❌ Both require full automation
• ❌ Both are done during production monitoring

10. Which one checks build stability after minor fixes?

• ❌ Smoke testing
• ✅ Sanity testing
• ❌ Load testing