Quality Question Bank
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Quality- Q2. A pictorial diagram showing possible causes (process inputs) for a given effect (process outputs) It is also referred to as the "Ishikawa diagram" or "fishbone diagram "

1. Standard Deviation
2. Cause and Effect Diagram
3. Random Experiment
4. Interaction plot

Quality- Q3. Two major components of fitness of use are Quality of Design and ______________.

1. Quality of Conformance
2. Quality of Service
3. Quality of Specification
4. Quality of Manufacturing

Quality- Q4. The four phases of the Shewart cycle are:

1. Plan, Do, Scan, Implement
2. Plan , Act , Do, Control
3. Plan, Do, Check, Act
4. Implement, Design, Control, Plan

Quality- Q5. When the number of defects is low, which of the following is true:

1. We should use c or u chart
2. Most samples will have non-zero defects
3. Create a time between occurrence control chart
4. None of the above

Quality- Q6. The acronym DMAIC stands for:

1. Develop, Metrics, Analyze, Implement, Contain
2. Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control
3. Define, Metrics, Analysis, Implement, Control
4. None of the above

Quality- Q7. Quality applies to which aspect(s) of the organization?

1. Products only
2. Products and services
3. People and product
4. Products, services, and people

Quality- Q8. A structured tool, usually industry or activity specific, used to verify that a set of required steps has been performed is called:

1. Quality Policy
2. Check list
3. Trend analysis
4. Pareto diagram

Quality- Q9. A simple experimental design with two levels of an independent variable cannot

1. detect a curvilinear relationship between variables.
2. detect a monotonic relationship.
3. reveal a positive relationship.
4. show a negative relationship outcome.

Quality- Q10. Two factors are said to be orthogonal when:

1. they are correlated, that is, they cannot vary independently
2. there are equal numbers of participants in all groups
3. they are uncorrelated, that is, they vary independently
4. there is a single control group, with which all the other groups can be compared