ISTQB CT-AcT Practice Tests: Make Acceptance Evidence Count

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

A passing test count does not establish that the important business exception was exercised. These ISTQB Acceptance Testing CT-AcT practice tests help you define acceptable behaviour and decide what evidence supports a business acceptance conclusion.

Practise the distinction between goals, needs, requirements and criteria. Work through ATDD/BDD and Given–When–Then examples, simple private BPMN processes and DMN rules, nonfunctional expectations and collaborative UAT decisions. Cases ask you to consider feasible paths, permissions, state changes and the effects of a defect rather than equating a procedure with a criterion.

The 320 single-best-answer questions form four focused 60-question sets and two 40-question, 60-minute mocks. Each option has feedback, with an overall explanation and study prompt. The mocks use the published chapter and cognitive-level structure without promising identical fine-objective selection on a live exam.

Begin with a focused set, write the deciding condition and explain why the nearest alternative leaves a business requirement untested. Revisit the relevant syllabus section before attempting a timed mock and reviewing both errors and guesses.

The scope is CT-AcT v1.0, Version 2019. CTFL-level knowledge is recommended, and the Foundation Level certificate is required for the official examination. The 65% mock target matches the published overall structure; focused-set timing and targets are learning settings. Provider-approved language extensions are separate from these timers. This independent resource includes no official or accredited ISTQB training, exam registration or guaranteed result.