alleryStart learning →Exit criteria for a test phase typically include
AAll testers approving every line of code
BPlanned tests done; residual risk acceptable
CAll developers having left for the day
D100% of possible inputs tested exhaustively
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Planned tests done; residual risk acceptable
Exit criteria define when testing for a phase is complete enough to move on: tests executed, defect levels acceptable, coverage thresholds met, residual risk understood.
Exhaustive testing is impossible; criteria are about risk acceptance.
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