A. java -jar selenium-server.jar -userExtensions user-extensions.js -htmlSuite "<browser>" "<base URL>""<Selenium test suite file>" "<results log file>" -timeout <millise>
B. java -jar selenium-server.jar user-extensions.js -htmlSuite "<browser>" "<base URL>" "<Selenium test suite file>" "<results log file>" -timeout <millise>
C. java -jar selenium-server.jar -userExtensions user-extensions.js -htmlSuite "<browser>" "<base URL>" "<Selenium test suite file>" "<results log file>" -timeout <millise>
D. java -jar selenium-server.jar -userExtensions user-extensions.js -htmlSuite "<browser>" "<Selenium test suite file>" "<results log file>" -timeout <millise>
A. Use the JUnit annotations (@Test, @Before, @After) to define and run the tests.
B. Use the JUnit Test Runner class to execute the tests.
C. Use the JUnit XML configuration file to specify the test classes and methods.
D. Manually specify the test classes and methods in the JUnit configuration.
A. Use a spreadsheet with columns for each form field, including expected result.
B. Use a CSV file with rows for each set of form data and columns for form fields and expected result.
C. Use a database table with columns for each form field, including expected result.
D. Use a JSON file with objects for each set of form data containing form fields and expected result.
A. Using the @RunWith annotation
B. Using the @Parameterized annotation
C. Using the @AfterClass annotation
D. Using the @Data annotation
A. Selenium Core
B. Selenium WebDriver
C. None of the above
D. Selenium Grid
A. java -jar selenium-server-standalone-<version-number>.jar
B. Start RC
C. Start Selenium RC Server
D. None of the above
A. waitForAlertPresent
B. waitForFramePresent
C. waitForTextPresent
D. waitForPageToLoad
A. Dollar symbol and character class
B. Asterisk and character class
C. Asterisk and class
A. moveto()
B. refresh()
C. forward()
D. goto()
E. back(). bac ()
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
