Quality Question Bank
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Quality- Q2. 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

Quality- Q3. A deliverable of the Improve phase is to

1. Determine project goals
2. Identify and validate root causes
3. Develop a plan for controlling the implemented solutions
4. None of the above

Quality- Q4. How does the current inventory is indicated visually?

1. Bar chart
2. Kanban card
3. Stand up meeting
4. Label

Quality- Q5. All of the following costs are likely to decrease as a result of better quality except ______________

1. customer dissatisfaction costs
2. inspection costs
3. maintenance costs
4. warranty and service costs

Quality- Q6. What is not part of set up reduction?

1. Keeping tools and gages in kits
2. Adding adjustments to fixtures and tools
3. Mistake proofing setup activities
4. Defining internal and external tasks

Quality- Q7. ______________ is about supplying customers with what they want when they want it.

1. JUT
2. HET
3. JAT
4. JIT

Quality- Q8. Q-Q plot is used to check:

1. Normality of the dataset
2. Number of defects
3. Process mean
4. Process standard deviation

Quality- Q9. A multiple-choice test has 30 questions. There are 4 choices for each question. A student who has not studied for the test decides to answer all the questions randomly by guessing the answer to each question. Which of the following probability distributions can be used to calculate the student's chance of getting at least 20 questions right?

1. Exponential
2. Normal
3. Poisson
4. Binomial

Quality- Q10. The primary driver(s) behind the demand for continual quality improvement is / are:

1. the government cost improvement reports that have created widespread public interest in quality
2. the prevalence of media reports on quality circles and other quality improvement techniques
3. the need to both reduce costs and ensure consistency in the performance of products and services
4. B and D
5. an increase in the number of projects being worked