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Angles Test Suite

Applet Name: Angles

Purpose:

To allow a user to practice important angle vocabulary.

Description:

Each of the angles formed by the intersection of the lines can be classified as acute, obtuse or right.
Any pair of angles can also be classified as the following:

Platforms/Browsers:

Test Cases:

Test Case Title Description
Test1_angles: Applets Layout Verify that the applet's layout is correct and
formatted properly (i.e. no cutoff buttons or text)
Test2_angles: What, How and Why pages Verify the what, how and why pages come up correctly.
Ensure that any functionality or usage changes are
reflected in the text of the what, how and why pages if necessary.
Note: This is not valid on totest site
Test3_angles: Traversals = One Input:
  1. Select Number of Traversals = One
    Ensure that the applet says which lines are
    parallel and the measurement of one of the angles.
    ex. Given line q parallel to line r and angle c is 78 degrees.
  2. Select either Acute, Obtuse or Right Angle
    depending on which lines are parallel and the
    degrees of the angles.
  3. Select Vertical, Alternate Interior/Exterior, Adjacent angles or None depending on the relationship of the two angles.
  4. Click the Check Answer Button
Output:
  • The words "correct" or "incorrect" should appear beside each of your selections. Verify that the response is correct and formatted correctly (i.e. text is visible and accurate).
Test4_angles: Traversals = Two Input:
  1. Select Number of Traversals = Two
    Ensure that the applet says which lines are
    parallel and the measurement of one of the angles.
    ex. Given line q parallel to line r, line s parallel to line t, and angle d is 95 degrees.
  2. Select either Acute, Obtuse or Right Angle
    depending on which lines are parallel and the
    degrees of the angles.
  3. Select Vertical, Alternate Interior/Exterior, Adjacent angles or None depending on the relationship of the two angles.
  4. Click the Check Answer Button
Output:
  • The words "correct" or "incorrect" should appear beside each of your selections. Verify that the response is correct and formatted correctly (i.e. text is visible and accurate).
Test5_angles: Show Score Button Input:
  1. Click the Keep Score Button.
Output:
  • Verify a pop-window is displayed. The window should begin to record and show how successful you are at selecting the correct angles classification.
  • Ensure that the Keep Score button accurately keeps and displays the score.
  • Verify that the label on the applet's Keep Score button now reads Show Score.
Test6_angles: Keep Score Pop-Up Window Input:
  1. Click the Back to Applet button in the Score pop-up window.
    • Ensure that the applet window is now active and that the Score window disappears.
  2. Click the Show Score button in the applet.
    • Verify that the Score Pop-up window reappears with the correct data.
  3. Click on the Reset button in the Score pop-up window.
    • Ensure that the score is reset to 0 out of 0.
  4. Click the Close button in the Score pop-up window.
    • Verify that a warning window pop-ups. Click Ok and ensure that the score pop-up window is closed and the applet remains opened.
Test7_angles: New Angles Button Input:
  1. Click the New Angles button
Output:
  • Ensure that a new angle(s) is displayed with correct labels
    and text description.