Where can you define Repetition in Tosca?

• A. Repetition can be defined at multiple levels, including TestSteps.
• B. Repetition is defined in the TestCase settings.
• C. Repetition is defined in the TestPlan settings.
• D. Repetition is defined only at the TestStepFolder level.

Answer: (D)

Repetition in Tosca is configured on a TestStepFolder. This means you set how many times to repeat the entire block of steps inside that folder, and Tosca will loop those steps accordingly. The design uses the folder as the unit of repetition to group related steps together, so you can repeat a specific sequence without affecting other parts of the test or test plan.

Trying to define repetition at the TestCase level or in TestPlan settings would apply broader scopes than necessary and isn’t how Tosca organizes iteration. Defining repetition on individual TestSteps wouldn’t be practical either, since the intention is to loop a coherent block of steps rather than a single step in isolation.