ScratchBook trial results are:

• A. They are saved permanently after each run.
• B. They are temporary and overwritten once you run a new TestCase or TestStep in the ScratchBook.
• C. They appear only for successful executions.
• D. They are stored in a separate LogBook.

Answer: (B)

ScratchBook acts as a temporary workspace for quick trial runs in Tosca. The results you see there are meant to be ephemeral, reflecting only the current trial rather than a stored history.

That’s why the best choice says the results are temporary and overwritten when you run a new TestCase or TestStep in the ScratchBook. Each new run clears the previous scratch data so you can focus on the latest experiment without old results cluttering the view. This design keeps the ScratchBook lightweight and immediately relevant to what you’re testing right now.

The other ideas don’t fit because ScratchBook results aren’t saved permanently after every run, and they aren’t restricted to only successful executions. They’re also not stored in a separate LogBook; that would imply a permanent, separate log, which isn’t how the ScratchBook is intended to function.