A Quickie Midterm? Can this be true?

For our software engineering class we have been assigned the task of creating a list of 10 question that students should be able to answer quickly as a practice for the midterm. I created my questions trying to address mostly issues of sofware engineering and effective communication and not general programming.

Well here is goes...Good Luck!

1.Name three different kinds of that you can perform using junit and give an example of each.
Answer:
Acceptance, Behavioral, Unit

2.What is the difference between white box and black box testing?
Answer:
Black box testing is testing a program without knowledge of its internal working. Providing input only to confirm proper output and not what happens in between.
White box testing is testing with the ability to check the functionality of the code on the inside Having knowledge/access to the source code.

3.Name 2 benefits and 1 negative factor of distributed versus centralized as it pertains to subversion.
Answer:
Distributed systems have greater speed performing most task. Doesn't have a single point of failure. Has the flaw of not having a "czar" to constantly oversee code progress and maintain code.

4.What is the different between pmd and findbugs?
Answer:
pmd checks source code and findbugs looks in the compiled byte code.

5.What are 3 things we used checkstyle to check for in this course?
Answer:
Spacing
JavaDoc
That the open bracket was on the same line as the start of a method/class/etc..

6.Why is a professional persona important?
Answer:
It allows potential employers and others to gain knowledge of our interest and skills pass what a one page resume is able to showcase.

7.What are the three prime directives we used in this course and why are they useful to software engineers?
Answer:
That the software is able to perform a useful task. This is tested by an end user and not the developer.
That the software has proper documentation that it can be installed and used without much input from the developer. This is tested by an external installer and not the developer.
That the software has proper documentation and general good programming so it can be understood, used and modified by another developer. This is tested by external developer.

8.List 3 reasons why it's good to be a single-tasker versus a multi-tasker.
Answer:
Accomplish task faster.
Reduce the amount of errors you incur performing a task.
Reduces stress.

9.list 2 reasons why is it good to document code properly?
Answer:
To make code more readable during development and after development.
Make code understandable by other developers.

10.Give an example of a good post if you are trying to get help for a coding issue online?
Answer:
Uninitialized object error at the start of a loop.
I am receiving an uninitialized object error when running the code below.
***code directly starting the loop and then going through loop at least 2 lines below error***
Basically showcase the code thats generating the error and providing a copy of exact error doesn't hurt.