Which of the following would be appropriate test objectives for user acceptance testing of the...

 The test objectives for user acceptance testing of the first release of a new software product aimed at a general market and built using Agile methods are D. c and d. User acceptance testing is a level of testing that involves users or customers validating that the software product meets their needs and expectations before accepting it for use or deployment. User acceptance testing can have different objectives depending on the context and purpose of the software product. For a new software product aimed at a general market and built using Agile methods, some possible objectives are:

To ensure the product works as expected, which means verifying that the product meets the functional and non-functional requirements agreed upon by the users or customers and the development team during each iteration or sprint of the Agile development process.

To assess the overall quality of the product, which means evaluating how well the product satisfies the quality attributes that are important for the users or customers, such as usability, performance, reliability, security, etc.

A detailed explanation of user acceptance testing can be found in [A Study Guide to the ISTQB® Foundation Level 2018 Syllabus], pages 79-80.