Quality Control

What is the primary goal of quality control?

• To increase the production speed

• To expand the business internationally

• To reduce the number of employees

• To ensure products meet a good level of quality

How might a business check the quality of its products?

• By checking every product at the end of the production line

• By outsourcing production

• By reducing production costs

• By ignoring minor defects

What is an alternative method to checking every product for quality control?

• Increasing the price of the product

• Skipping quality checks to save time

• Reducing the variety of products offered

• Checking a random sample of a product

Why is it beneficial for a business to carry out quality control processes?

• It allows for faster production

• It simplifies the production process

• It saves money in the long term

• It reduces the need for marketing

What could be a consequence of not carrying out quality control processes?

• Lower production costs

• Increased employee satisfaction

• A whole batch of items may be defective

• Faster time to market

What is an example of a quality control method?

• Visual inspections

• Ignoring customer feedback

• Limiting product distribution

• Decreasing product prices

What is the purpose of function tests in quality control?

• To increase product size

• To reduce production costs

• To decrease product durability

• To test the functions or features of a product

Why are length and weight checks important in quality control?

• To increase production time

• To reduce the quality of products

• To make products more expensive

• To ensure products meet specified dimensions

What does durability testing in quality control aim to ensure?

• That a product lasts as long as it was designed for

• That the product can be produced at a lower cost

• That the product uses less material

• That the product is available in multiple colors

How can service-based businesses use observations for quality control?

• To increase service prices

• To reduce the number of services offered

• To assess the quality of customer service

• To decrease employee training