Which of the following is NOT a test control activity?

Test control is a test management activity that involves making decisions based on information from test monitoring and test progress reporting. Test control activities include:

Re-prioritizing tests because of time pressure

Changing the test schedule due to availability of a test environment

Setting entry and exit criteria for test levels or test activities

Initiating corrective actions to resolve deviations from the test plan

Writing test suspension and resumption criteria in the test plan is not a test control activity, but rather a test planning activity. Test suspension and resumption criteria are used to define when to stop and resume testing in case of unforeseen events or issues that affect the test execution.

References: Certified Tester Foundation Level Syllabus, Section 2.4.2 and 2.4.3