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Which statement correctly represents how to specify a testing approach in a test plan document?

AThe test plan should list all possible approaches without selecting one

BThe test plan should clearly state the chosen approach, e.g., 'Approach: risk-based testing'

CThe test plan should only mention test cases without referencing the approach

DThe test plan should include code snippets to define the approach

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify test plan purpose
The test plan documents the testing approach to guide execution.
Step 2: Correct representation
Clearly stating the chosen approach helps testers understand focus and priorities.
Final Answer:
The test plan should clearly state the chosen approach, e.g., 'Approach: risk-based testing' -> Option B
Quick Check:
Does the option specify a clear approach? Yes [OK]

Quick Trick: Test plan must explicitly state the selected testing approach [OK]

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