Thanks for review, @brasmusson 
In JUnit it's a common manner to use **setUp()** and **tearDown()** method names to initialise and clean up test fixtures, respectfully.
Where those names came from you can read from Kent Beck's reply on the question [Unit Testing: Did the notion of using setup() and teardown() methods in test fixtures originate from JUnit?](http://www.quora.com/Unit-Testing/Did-the-notion-of-using-setup-and-teardown-methods-in-test-fixtures-originate-from-JUnit).
Also on JUnit's page on Wikipedia you can see the same method names in [examples](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JUnit#Example_of_JUnit_test_fixture).

If you still have any doubts on this, please share your point with reasons and, I believe, we'll find the solution.

Looking forward to you reply.
Thanks in advance.