The article provides a comprehensive overview of the most commonly asked interview questions for manual testers, offering insights into both the questions and their answers. Topics covered include the advantages of black box testing, the concept of statement coverage in white box testing, and the phases of the bug life cycle. The article also delves into various testing methodologies such as agile testing, monkey testing, and the differences between verification and validation. It highlights the importance of baseline and regression testing, explains the significance of bug severity and priority, and outlines alpha and beta testing processes. Additionally, the article discusses test drivers and stubs, the necessity of a test strategy, and techniques like error guessing and seeding. It further explores benchmark testing, cyclomatic complexity, inspection in software testing, and the V model of manual testing. Written by Harshit Paul, the article aims to prepare manual testers for interviews by familiarizing them with these key concepts.