QA Fundamentals · Middle · Question 74 of 75
What is a 'definition of ready' for a story from a tester's point of view?
- 1The tester has installed all the testing tools
- 2Acceptance criteria are clear and testable before work starts
- 3The story has been fully tested and is ready to release
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Correct answer: Acceptance criteria are clear and testable before work starts
Explanation
Starting work on a vague story leads to rework. Testers help refine stories so 'done' can be checked objectively.