Q/A-1:

What is Cypress?

A) A front-end JavaScript framework
B) A testing framework for web applications
C) A back-end database management system
D) A server-side scripting language

B) A testing framework for web applications

Q/A-2:

Which programming language is primarily used for writing tests in Cypress?

A) Python
B) JavaScript
C) Java
D) Ruby

B) JavaScript

Q/A-3:

What is the main advantage of using Cypress for testing?

A) It supports only unit testing
B) It provides a real-time preview of the application being tested
C) It is limited to testing only front-end components
D) It allows end-to-end testing of web applications

D) It allows end-to-end testing of web applications

Q/A-4:

Which command is used to open the Cypress Test Runner?

A) cypress start
B) cypress run
C) cypress open
D) cypress launch

C) cypress open

Q/A-5:

What is a "spec file" in Cypress?

A) A configuration file for Cypress
B) A file that contains the actual test code
C) A report generated after test execution
D) A file that defines environment variables

B) A file that contains the actual test code

Q/A-6:

Which command is used to run Cypress tests in headless mode?

A) cypress start
B) cypress run
C) cypress open
D) cypress launch

B) cypress run

Q/A-7:

What is a "fixture" in Cypress?

A) A tool for mocking API responses
B) A way to isolate test data from the test code
C) A plugin for code linting in Cypress
D) A method for creating custom assertions

B) A way to isolate test data from the test code

Q/A-8:

Which assertion library is commonly used with Cypress for making assertions in tests?

A) Chai
B) Mocha
C) Jest
D) Jasmine

A) Chai

Q/A-9:

What does the cy.get() command do in Cypress?

A) Retrieves an element from the DOM
B) Sends an HTTP request to a server
C) Defines a custom command in Cypress
D) Starts the Cypress Test Runner

A) Retrieves an element from the DOM

Q/A-10:

Which command is used to interact with form elements in Cypress?

A) cy.form()
B) cy.fill()
C) cy.type()
D) cy.get()

C) cy.type()