Which item is explicitly listed as part of the 'What was tested' section?

• A. Scope of the test (i.e. full evaluation, test limited to new part)
• B. The URL of the website being tested
• C. The version number of the site
• D. The tester's information

Answer: (A)

Understanding what was tested centers on the scope of the evaluation—the section should state whether the entire system was evaluated or only a specific part, such as a new feature. That makes describing the scope the best fit for the 'What was tested' section, because it clearly communicates what was included in the testing effort and what wasn’t. Other items describe the test target or the people and artifacts involved (like the website URL, the build version, or the tester’s details) rather than what the test actually covered, so they don’t fit as the explicit content of what was tested.