After Jest executes our tests, it provides us with the following options:

> Press f to run only failed tests.
> Press o to only run tests related to changed files.
> Press p to filter by a filename regex pattern.
> Press t to filter by a test name regex pattern.
> Press q to quit watch mode.
> Press Enter to trigger a test run.

These options let us specify what tests should be executed, which is really useful as the number of tests grows. Let's explore some of these options:

1. If we press F, Jest will execute only the tests that have failed. In our code, we get confirmation that we have no failing tests: 

2. Let's press F to exit this option and take us back to all the options that are available.

3. Now, let's press P. This allows us to test a specific file or a collection of files with names matching a regular expression pattern. Let's enter form when prompted for the filename pattern:

   Our test in Form.test.tsx will then be executed.

4. We are going to leave the filename filter on and press T. This will allow us to add an additional filter by test name. Let's enter required:

  Our test on the required function will then be executed.

5. To clear the filters, we can press C.

We have a good handle on the options available to execute our tests now.