Tests/Kuku

Start the Kuku activity

Justification: Self

Actions:

1. Click on the Kuku icon in the taskbar.

Verify:

• That a Kuku icon is added to the activities donut.
• That the icon pulses to indicate the activity starting up.
• That the Kuku activity opens properly.
• That Kuku's music starts playing.

Check Journal entry

Justification: HIG

Actions:

1. Switch to the Journal by clicking its icon on the activity donut.

Verify:

• That a Journal entry has been added for your Kuku activity session.

Starting the Game

Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Kuku/Versions, Self

Actions:

1. Press any key at the Start screen to start.

Verify:

• That the screen switches from the Start screen to the Main screen.
• That your position is indicated by the chicken on one of the squares.
• That your lives, score, high score, and time remaining are displayed on the left.
• That the time remaining is decreasing second by second.
• That a question appears at the upper lefthand corner.

Answer Correctly

Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Kuku/Versions, Self

Actions:

1. Answer the first question correctly by using the arrow keys or d-Pad to move to the correct space and pressing any other key to peck.

Verify:

• That the chicken moves from space to space properly and the pecking animation occurs properly.
• That the number next to the checkmark icon increases by 1 when you answer correctly.
• That (if this is the first time Kuku is being played) your high score increases by 1 when you answer correctly.
• That a new problem appears in the upper left hand corner after you answer.
• That a new set of numbers/pictures appears on the checkerboard after you answer.
• That the time per problem resets to 10 seconds after you answer.
• That the chicken graphic changes to a happy chicken briefly.

Answering Incorrectly

Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Kuku/Versions, Self

Actions:

1. Answer the next question incorrectly by moving to a space with the wrong answer and pressing any other key to peck.

Verify:

• That your life total (indicated by the Kuku icon in the left margin) decreases by 1 when you answer incorrectly.
• That the time per problem resets to 10 seconds after you answer.
• That the chicken's graphic changes to a sad chicken briefly.

Running out of Time

Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Kuku/Versions, Self

Actions:

1. Do not move the chicken until the timer runs out.

Verify:

• That one life is deducted from your life total.
• That the board is reset, and your "incorrect" tally increases by one.
• That the time per problem resets to 10 seconds after you run out of time.
• That the chicken's graphic changes to a sad chicken briefly.

Losing the Game

Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Kuku/Versions, Self

Actions:

1. Lose all your lives by answering incorrectly.

Verify:

• That the game ends after losing three lives.
• That a losing screen is displayed.
• That a short musical cue plays to indicate that you have lost.

Winning the Game

Justification: http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Kuku/Versions, Self

Actions:

1. Start a new game by pressing any key.
2. Answer 10 questions correctly before you lose all your lives.

Verify:

• That the game restarts properly and resets all your old information (score, lives, etc.)
• That the game ends and a winning screen is displayed.
• That a short musical cue plays to indicate that you have won.
• That (if this is the first time playing Kuku) your high score continues to increase along with your score, up to 10.

Tablet Gameplay

Justification: Self

Actions:

Verify:

Close the Kuku activity

Justification: Self

Actions:

1. Close the Kuku activity by clicking the X button.

Verify:

• That the Kuku activity closes properly.
• That you are returned to the Home view.
• That the Kuku icon is removed from the activities donut.

Resuming from the Journal

Justification: Self

Actions:

1. Open the Journal and find the entry for Kuku. Press Resume.
2. Play another game of Kuku.

Verify:

• That Kuku opens properly and remembers your previous high score.
• That your high score will increase only if your current score is greater than the high score.