The Tester lets you construct one or many clauses for a single test with a pass/fail or yes/no outcome.

• A. It lets you construct one or many clauses for a single test with a pass/fail or yes/no outcome.
• B. It lets you construct a single clause only.
• C. It cannot evaluate outcomes.
• D. It requires a separate tool to define test clauses.

Answer: (A)

The Tester is built to validate data against multiple conditions within a single test. It lets you add several clauses—each checking a different attribute, value, or property—and then it evaluates to a single pass/fail (yes/no) result for that test. This means you can assess multiple aspects in one check, for example ensuring an attribute equals a value and another condition about geometry holds, and the test as a whole reports true only if the combined criteria are met. You don’t need any other tool to define these clauses—the Tester handles both the individual clauses and the overall outcome in one place.