1. What is Appium?
a) A mobile automation tool
b) A software testing framework
c) A mobile app development platform
d) A cloud-based testing service
Answer: a) A mobile automation tool
2. Which programming languages are supported by Appium?
a) Python, Ruby, and Java
b) Java, C#, and TypeScript
c) JavaScript and PHP
d) C++ and Swift
Answer: b) Java, C#, and TypeScript
3. Which platforms can be tested using Appium?
a) iOS and Android
b) Windows and Mac
c) Linux and Solaris
d) All of the Above
Answer: a) iOS and Android
4. How is Appium different from other automation tools?
a) It doesn’t require the app to be recompiled or modified
b) It supports multiple languages
c) It is open-source
d) All of the Above
Answer: d) All of the Above
5. What is the Appium server?
a) A central hub that connects the test code to the device
b) A tool to build and package mobile apps
c) A cloud-based testing service
d) A debugger for mobile apps
Answer: a) A central hub that connects the test code to the device
6. What is the difference between Appium and Selenium?
a) Appium is for mobile apps while Selenium is for web apps
b) Appium supports multiple languages while Selenium supports only Java
c) Appium doesn’t require the app to be recompiled while Selenium does
d) All of the Above
Answer: d) All of the Above
7. What is the Appium client?
a) A programming language-specific library
b) A tool to monitor device performance
c) A tool to generate test reports
d) A cloud-based testing service
Answer: a) A programming language-specific library
8. What is meant by desired capabilities in Appium?
a) Settings that configure the test environment
b) Test scripts that define the test steps
c) Object locators that identify the UI elements
d) Data files that contain the test data
Answer: a) Settings that configure the test environment
9. How do you install Appium?
a) By using an installer file
b) By downloading source code and compiling it
c) By using a package manager like npm
d) All of the Above
Answer: c) By using a package manager like npm
10. What is the difference between Xpath and Appium’s UIAutomator?
a) Xpath is used for web apps while UIAutomator is used for mobile apps
b) Xpath is more powerful and flexible than UIAutomator
c) UIAutomator is more efficient and reliable than Xpath
d) Both are the same and can be used interchangeably
Answer: a) Xpath is used for web apps while UIAutomator is used for mobile apps
11. What are the advantages of using Appium?
a) Cross-platform support
b) Open source
c) Supports multiple languages
d) All of the Above
Answer: d) All of the Above
12. What is the Appium Inspector?
a) A tool to capture screenshots of the app
b) A tool to record test cases
c) A tool to inspect the UI elements of the app
d) A tool to monitor device logs
Answer: c) A tool to inspect the UI elements of the app
13. What is the difference between Appium and Espresso?
a) Appium supports cross-platform testing while Espresso is limited to Android
b) Appium is open source while Espresso is proprietary
c) Appium doesn’t require the app to be recompiled while Espresso does
d) All of the Above
Answer: a) Appium supports cross-platform testing while Espresso is limited to Android
14. What is the Appium WebDriver?
a) A tool to manage browser instances
b) A tool to automate web services
c) A tool to automate mobile apps
d) A tool to test microservices
Answer: c) A tool to automate mobile apps
15. What is the difference between UIAutomator and UIAutomator2?
a) UIAutomator is for Android versions up to 4.3 while UIAutomator2 is for versions 4.4 and above
b) UIAutomator is more reliable than UIAutomator2
c) UIAutomator2 supports more languages than UIAutomator
d) Both are the same and can be used interchangeably
Answer: a) UIAutomator is for Android versions up to 4.3 while UIAutomator2 is for versions 4.4 and above
16. What is the Appium client-server architecture?
a) The client sends the test scripts to the server and the server executes them on the device
b) The server sends the UI elements to the client and the client interacts with them
c) The client and the server are the same and run on the device
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) The client sends the test scripts to the server and the server executes them on the device
17. What is the difference between findElement() and findElements() in Appium?
a) findElement() returns only the first matching UI element while findElements() returns all the matching elements
b) findElements() returns only the first matching UI element while findElements() returns all the matching elements
c) There is no difference between findElement() and findElements()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) findElement() returns only the first matching UI element while findElements() returns all the matching elements
18. What is the difference between the “desc” and “text” attributes in Appium?
a) “desc” refers to the content description of the UI element while “text” refers to the visible text of the element
b) “desc” and “text” are the same and can be used interchangeably
c) “desc” and “text” are deprecated and should not be used
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) “desc” refers to the content description of the UI element while “text” refers to the visible text of the element
19. What is the difference between the “uiautomator” and “uiautomator2” automation backends in Appium?
a) “uiautomator” is for Android versions up to 4.3 while “uiautomator2” is for versions 4.4 and above
b) “uiautomator” is more reliable than “uiautomator2”
c) “uiautomator2” supports more languages than “uiautomator”
d) Both are the same and can be used interchangeably
Answer: a) “uiautomator” is for Android versions up to 4.3 while “uiautomator2” is for versions 4.4 and above
20. What is the Appium Desired Capabilities JSON file?
a) A file that contains the settings for Appium
b) A file that contains the test scripts
c) A file that contains the test data
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) A file that contains the settings for Appium
21. What is the difference between the “uiselectors” and “accessibility id” selectors in Appium?
a) “uiselectors” use Xpath expressions to locate the UI elements while “accessibility id” selectors use a unique identifier assigned to the element
b) “accessibility id” selectors use Xpath expressions to locate the UI elements while “uiselectors” use a unique identifier assigned to the element
c) Both “uiselectors” and “accessibility id” selectors use Xpath expressions to locate the UI elements
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) “uiselectors” use Xpath expressions to locate the UI elements while “accessibility id” selectors use a unique identifier assigned to the element
22. What is the difference between the “id” and “xpath” attributes in Appium?
a) “id” refers to the unique identifier assigned to the UI element while “xpath” is a language for selecting elements
b) “xpath” refers to the unique identifier assigned to the UI element while “id” is a language for selecting elements
c) “id” and “xpath” are the same and can be used interchangeably
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) “id” refers to the unique identifier assigned to the UI element while “xpath” is a language for selecting elements
23. What is the difference between a native app and a hybrid app in Appium?
a) A native app is built specifically for a particular platform while a hybrid app is built using web technologies
b) A native app is built using web technologies while a hybrid app is built specifically for a particular platform
c) Both native and hybrid apps are built using web technologies
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) A native app is built specifically for a particular platform while a hybrid app is built using web technologies
24. What are the main components of an Appium test script?
a) Desired Capabilities, locator strategy, and assertion methods
b) Desired Capabilities, test data, and test steps
c) Locator strategy, assertion methods, and test data
d) Test steps, assertion methods, and locator strategy
Answer: d) Test steps, assertion methods, and locator strategy
25. What is the Appium bootstrap script?
a) A script that starts and stops the Appium server
b) A script that runs on the device to enable communication with the server
c) A script that generates test reports
d) A script that installs the Appium client libraries
Answer: b) A script that runs on the device to enable communication with the server
26. What is the difference between relative and absolute XPath expressions?
a) Relative Xpath expressions start from the current node while absolute Xpath expressions start from the root node
b) Absolute Xpath expressions start from the current node while relative Xpath expressions start from the root node
c) Relative and absolute Xpath expressi
ons are the same and can be used interchangeably
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) Relative Xpath expressions start from the current node while absolute Xpath expressions start from the root node
27. What is the Appium JAVA CLIENT?
a) A tool to manage browser instances
b) A tool to automate mobile apps
c) A tool to build and package mobile apps
d) A tool to test microservices
Answer: b) A tool to automate mobile apps
28. What is an assertion method in Appium?
a) A statement that validates the expected behavior of the UI element
b) A statement that generates a test report
c) A statement that generates screenshots of the app
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) A statement that validates the expected behavior of the UI element
29. What is the Appium command to swipe an element?
a) driver.swipe()
b) driver.ScrollTo()
c) driver.touchAction()
d) None of the Above
Answer: c) driver.touchAction()
30. What is the Appium command to tap an element?
a) driver.tap()
b) driver.click()
c) driver.touchAction()
d) None of the Above
Answer: b) driver.click()
31. What is the Appium command to zoom an element?
a) driver.zoom()
b) driver.pinch()
c) driver.touchAction()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.zoom()
32. What is the Appium command to long press an element?
a) driver.longPress()
b) driver.touchAction()
c) driver.tap()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.longPress()
33. What is the Appium command to select an item from a dropdown list?
a) driver.select()
b) driver.click()
c) driver.tap()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.select()
34. What is the Appium command to get a list of all the available contexts?
a) driver.getContextHandles()
b) driver.getWindowHandles()
c) driver.getAllContexts()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.getContextHandles()
35. What is the Appium command to switch the context to a specific one?
a) driver.switchTo()
b) driver.selectContext()
c) driver.context()
d) None of the Above
Answer: c) driver.context()
36. What is the Appium command to get the current screen orientation?
a) driver.orientation()
b) driver.getOrientation()
c) driver.getCurrentOrientation()
d) None of the Above
Answer: b) driver.getOrientation()
37. What is the Appium command to take a screenshot of the app?
a) driver.takeScreenshot()
b) driver.getScreenShot()
c) driver.captureScreenShot()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.takeScreenshot()
38. What is the Appium command to simulate a pinch gesture?
a) driver.pinch()
b) driver.zoom()
c) driver.touchAction()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.pinch()
39. What is the Appium command to check if an element is displayed?
a) driver.isDisplayed()
b) driver.Visible()
c) driver.isPresent()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.isDisplayed()
40. What is the Appium command to check if an element is enabled?
a) driver.isEnabled()
b) driver.isClickable()
c) driver.isEditable()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.isEnabled()
41. What is the Appium command to check if an element is selected?
a) driver.isSelected()
b) driver.isChecked()
c) driver.isToggled()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.isSelected()
42. What is the Appium command to clear the text of an input field?
a) driver.clear()
b) driver.setText(”)
c) driver.sendKeys(Keys.DELETE)
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.clear()
43. What is the Appium command to check the text of an input field?
a) driver.getValue()
b) driver.getText()
c) driver.getAttribute(‘value’)
d) None of the Above
Answer: c) driver.getAttribute(‘value’)
44. What is the Appium command to dismiss a system alert dialog?
a) driver.acceptAlert()
b) driver.dismissAlert()
c) driver.handleAlert()
d) None of the Above
Answer: b) driver.dismissAlert()
45. What is the Appium command to get the text of a system alert dialog?
a) driver.getAlertText()
b) driver.getAlertMessage()
c) driver.getAlert()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.getAlertText()
46. What is the Appium command to press the back button of the device?
a) driver.back()
b) driver.goBack()
c) driver.pressKeycode(4)
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.back()
47. What is the Appium command to long press a key on the keyboard?
a) driver.longPressKeyCode()
b) driver.pressKeyCode()
c) driver.sendKeyEvent()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.longPressKeyCode()
48. What is the Appium command to set the location of the device?
a) driver.setLocation()
b) driver.setGeoLocation()
c) driver.setLocationProvider()
d) None of the Above
Answer: b) driver.setGeoLocation()
49. What is the Appium command to reload the app?
a) driver.restartApp()
b) driver.reloadApp()
c) driver.closeApp()
d) None of the Above
Answer: b) driver.reloadApp()
50. What is the Appium command to quit the session?
a) driver.quit()
b) driver.close()
c) driver.exit()
d) None of the Above
Answer: a) driver.quit()
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