# What are your favourite low-hanging fruit tests?

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Not a specific test, yet I’d typically always rely on the CRUD heuristic. I’d aim to answer:

> What happens when I try to create, read, update or delete whatever it is I’m exploring?

And what I like about CRUD is the opportunity to come up with [CRUD combo power-ups with other heuristics](https://club.ministryoftesting.com/t/swtc-london-heuristics-and-oracles-june-2017/905/6).

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