What should be included in the test closure documentation?

• A. Completed tests, pass criteria, and stakeholder approvals.
• B. Current test plan only.
• C. Future release plan.
• D. Code changes.

Answer: (A)

Closing documentation for testing should reflect the completion status, how success was measured, and formal acceptance. It should include the tests that were executed to completion, the pass criteria used to determine success, and sign-offs from stakeholders who approve the results. This provides a definitive record that testing met the agreed criteria and that stakeholders have accepted the release. Focusing only on the current test plan omits what was actually done or whether it met criteria, while a future release plan looks ahead rather than summarizing closure activities. Documenting code changes belongs elsewhere, not in test closure.