采用等价类划分方法为某保险公司计算保费率的程序设计测试用例 某保险公司的人寿保险的保费计算方式为:投保额×保险费率,其中,保险费率依点数不同而有别,10点及10点以上保险费率为0.6%,10点以下保险费率为0.1%;而点数又是由投保人的年龄、性别、婚姻状况和抚养人数来决定,具体规则如表5-16所示。 表5-16 保险公司规则 年龄 性别 婚姻 抚养人数 20~39 40~59 其他 M F 已婚 未婚 1人扣0.5点最多扣3点(四舍五入) 6点 4点 2点 5点 3点 3点 5点 问题:根据条件使用等价类划分的方法设计测试用例。
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A--a registered trademark B--after-sale servicesC--certification system D--copyright piracyE--domestic products F--end productG--gross weight H--life of useI--owner of copyright J--pirated copyrightK--potent legislation L--processing requirementsM--product coverage N--transfer of technologyO--product quality guarantee P--unfinished products ( )盗版商品 ( )产品范围
Task 1Directions: After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions or unfinished statements, numbered 36 to 40. For each question or statement there are 4 choices marked A), B), C) and D). You should make the correct choice and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the centre. In many countries such as France, Greece, and Japan, it is often more difficult for students to pass the college entrance exams than to do the course work when they are actually in college and students who don’t have much money are at a disadvantage. Students prepare for these tests for years in advance. Often, students attend a private school at night to get ready for them. These private schools are usually expensive. If their families don’t have much money, students can’t attend and they might not pass the entrance exams without this extra preparation. In contrast, students can easily get into an American or Canadian college--at least more easily than in other countries. American students take an entrance exam called the S. A. T (the Scholastic Aptitude Test 学习能力测验). However, colleges do not consider only S. A.T. scores. They also consider a student’s grades and activities throughout high school. A student who has done well in high school will probably get into college. What happens when a student finally enters a college or university Students in China, Korea or Japan might find their college studies easier than high school work. On the other hand, when American or Canadian students begin college, many of them discover that they need to work very hard and study seriously for the first time in their lives especially if they plan to go to graduate school. This passage is mainly about ______.
A. advantages of college study in North America
B. differences in college education in different countries
C. American higher education
D. higher education in general
I was told that Disney World is one of Florida’s major (tour) ______ attractions.