Q1:

Which of the following statements are not true in the context of Black box testing?

1. When performing boundary value analysis, testers only need to be concerned with valid input data ranges
2. Black box testing can be applied at the level of acceptance testing
3. An advantage of black box testing is that it can not only detect errors, but can also point towards their causes
4. Black box testing is usually much simpler than white box testing

Answer choices:

A: 1 only

B: 2 only

C: 3 only

D: 4 only

E: 1 & 3 only

F: 2 & 4 only

G: 3 & 4 only

H: 1, 2 & 3 only

Briefly justify your answer.

Q2:

If black box testing is thoroughly done, there is no need for white box testing.

Answer choices:

A: True - they both achieve pretty much the same goal

B: False - they are complementary forms that are both useful

Briefly explain your answer.

Q3:

Which of the following is not true about White box testing?

Answer choices:

A: It requires knowledge of the internal working of code

B: It is a form of behavioral testing

C: It is typically more complex than Black box testing

D: It is mostly applied at the unit testing level

Q4:

If 100% condition coverage is achieved, that typically also means sufficient path coverage is automatically achieved.

Answer choices:

A: True

B: False

Briefly discuss why or why not.