Sample Inspection Using AQL

1. Herewith are the reasons why 100% sampling cannot be implemented, except:

• A. The testing method is a destructive test

• B. The total production amount is large

• C. To save inspector time

• D. To accommodate inspector who is lazy

2. Why Quality Control should be supported by Quality Assurance?

• A. Quality cannot only be determined by the final inspection (Quality Control)

• B. Quality need to build into the product starting from the beginning

• C. A&B incorrect

• D. A&B correct

3. AQL can be used to determine below, except:

• A. Number of inspectors that should be assigned

• B. Accuracy level of the sampling process

• C. Number of samples to be taken

• D. Acceptance criteria based on number of defects found

4. Herewith is the correct level of AQL:

• A. Level I, II, III, IV, S1, S2, S3

• B. Level I, II, III, S1, S2, S3, S4

• C. Level I, II, III, S1, S2, S3

• D. Level I, II, III, S1, S2, S3, S4

5. When the product sampling could not meet the acceptance criteria, the following should be done:

• A. Another sampling activity can be conducted once

• B. Another sampling activity can be conducted until the lot can be accepted

• C. Final disposition = rejected

• D. All is incorrect

6. Method of sampling that can be used:

• A. √N Principle

• B. Sampling all Pallets

• C. Top-Middle-Bottom Methods

• D. All methods applicable

7. Total box to be sampled using TMB method:

• A. 13 boxes

• B. 14 boxes

• C. 15 boxes

• D. 16 boxes

8. Sampling code to be applied:

• A. Code K

• B. Code L

• C. Code M

• D. Code N

9. Total accumulated Class III defect

• A. 3

• B. 8

• C. 10

• D. 11

10. Final disposition:

• A. Accepted

• B. Accepted with Exception

• C. Rejected

• D. Cannot be determined