Quality Question Bank
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Q2. The process of evaluating overall project performance on a regular basis to provide confidence that the project will satisfy the relevant quality standards is called:

1. Quality Assurance
2. Quality Control
3. Quality Planning
4. Quality Review

Q3. Which of the following is the key benefit of multi-vari charting?

1. It keeps track of the time when measurements were made
2. It graphically displays the variation in a process
3. It assists in the breakdown of components of variation
4. It is much easier to plot than most control charts

Q4. Assured quality is necessary for building customer confidence.

1. correct
2. correct to some extent
3. correct to great extent
4. incorrect

Q5. For a double sampling plan the probability of acceptance on the combined samples is calculated as:

1. Maximum of probability of acceptance of first and second sample
2. Product of probability of acceptance of first and second sample
3. Average of probability of acceptance of first and second sample
4. Sum of probability of acceptance of first and second sample

Q6. Quality management is defined as the process of ensuring that a project meets the ______________ of the product's clients, participants, and shareholders.

1. legal and financial obligations
2. expectations and desires
3. needs and expectations
4. legal and moral requirements
5. specifications and statements of work

Q7. Which of the below is not one of the seven quality management principles?

1. Customer focus
2. Leadership
3. Planning
4. Improvement

Q8. The pillars of quality is (are)

1. B and C
2. Quality is free
3. Doing it right the first time
4. Zero defects
5. Process improvement

Q9. The products manufactured during 1800s were unique. How quality was ensured in this era?

1. Through renovation
2. Through inspection
3. Through calculation
4. Through repair

Q10. Bias reflects the:

1. The differences in observed accuracy and/or precision experienced over the range of measurements made by the system.
2. The difference between observed measurements and a "true" value obtained from a master or gold standard
3. Different levels of variability in different operating regimes, resulting from warm-up effects, environmental factors, inconsistent operator performance
4. None of the above