Quality Question Bank
for Exam preparation

Q2. The Toyota Production System is based on two pillars namely ______________ and ______________.

1. Kaizen, Six Sigma
2. Lean, Six Sigma
3. Just in Time, Jidoka
4. Just in Time, Kaizen

Q3. Self-inspection by the individual performing the work is used to achieve quality in a product. The advantages of self-inspection include ______________.

1. minimization of end product repairs and material waste
2. immediate feedback to permit adjustments to the process
3. early identification of errors prior to further integration
4. reduction in the number of end product inspections and tests
5. all of the above

Q4. ______________ diagram is used for identifying potential relationship between two variables.

1. Pareto
2. Ishikawa
3. Histogram
4. Scatter

Q5. The objective of Design of Experiments (DOE) is to

1. Map all process steps and determine their average duration
2. Establish optimal process performance by finding the right settings for key process input variables
3. Establish how well the process runs for all possible machine input variables and settings
4. Determine the mean and standard deviation of a population key process input variables

Q6. While recruiting person he should i. Competent to perform job ii. Trained to perform specified job iii. Able to perform the activity The correct order is

1. i, ii & iii
2. i only
3. i & ii
4. None of the above

Q7. At the time of making a purchase agreement with a vendor, what is important to mention about inspection?

1. the characteristics of the product that are to be inspected
2. the tolerances that would be allowed
3. the reputation of the vendor
4. a & b both (not sure)

Q8. Which are the best two charts to show trends in a process?

1. Gantt and CPM
2. Pareto and Control
3. Control and Run
4. Histogram and Run
5. Gantt and Pert

Q9. What does the transcendent view imply for high quality?

1. It is something everlasting
2. It is something timeless and enduring
3. It is something priceless
4. It is something perfect

Q10. From the project manager's viewpoint, quality assurance involves:

1. conducting studies to determine if design methods will support quality requirements
2. A, B, and C
3. identifying applicable laws, ordinances and regulations that the project must comply with
4. monitoring inspection activities to ensure that the work is performed as specified
5. A and C