The document discusses how the form and structure of test cases is important. It states that form refers to the external presentation, while structure refers to the composition of elements. An effective form and structure can enable clarity of thinking, rapid test design, logical reviewability, and shorter automated test scripts. The document then provides examples of how applying a nine-dimensional structure and hierarchy to test cases through the Hypothesis Based Testing methodology can improve requirements questioning, test case yield and adequacy, defect detection, and automation maintenance.