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Cypress Network Interception & Mock Practice Test 2026 | Exa
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Q1Domain Verified
When intercepting a network request in Cypress, what is the primary purpose of using `cy.intercept()` with a request object that includes a `times` property?
To limit the number of times a specific stubbed response can be returned for a matching request.
To define a delay in milliseconds before the intercepted request is processed by Cypress.
To specify that the interception should occur a specific number of times before Cypress moves on to the next instruction.
To ensure the intercepted request is executed only once and then Cypress stops intercepting it.
Q2Domain Verified
In the context of Cypress network interception, what is the fundamental difference between `cy.intercept()` and `cy.wait()` when both are used with a route alias?
`cy.intercept()` defines the route to be intercepted, while `cy.wait()` asserts that the intercepted route has occurred.
`cy.intercept()` can only be used once per test, whereas `cy.wait()` can be used multiple times.
`cy.intercept()` exclusively mocks responses, while `cy.wait()` exclusively waits for real network requests.
`cy.intercept()` allows for the manipulation of request headers, while `cy.wait()` does not.
Q3Domain Verified
Consider a scenario where you have a complex API call returning a large JSON payload. You want to test the UI's rendering performance with varying amounts of data without hitting the actual API repeatedly. Which `cy.intercept()` strategy would be most efficient for this?
Using `cy.intercept()` with a static JSON file as the response body.
Using `cy.intercept()` with the `times` option to simulate data variability.
Using `cy.intercept()` with the `delay` option to simulate network latency.
Using `cy.intercept()` with a dynamic function that generates JSON data based on a test parameter.
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