Manufacturing and Technology Quiz

What is the definition of mass production in manufacturing?

• Producing items tailored to specific needs or orders

• Making large quantities of products using assembly lines

• Producing products continuously without stopping

• Making products in groups or batches

Which type of construction involves building homes and apartments where people live?

• Commercial construction

• Industrial construction

• Residential construction

• Infrastructure construction

What does telemedicine refer to?

• The use of technology to provide medical care remotely

• The use of technology to broadcast TV and radio

• The use of technology to print newspapers and magazines

• The use of technology to develop public works like roads and bridges

Which of the following is NOT a type of communication system mentioned in the document?

• Telecommunications

• Broadcasting

• Print media

• Telemedicine

What is the primary focus of infrastructure construction?

• Building homes and apartments

• Constructing buildings for businesses

• Creating factories and warehouses

• Developing public works like roads, bridges, and water supply systems

Which core technology involves systems dealing with heat and temperature control?

• Optical

• Thermal

• Fluid

• Mechanical

What is the relationship between agriculture and transportation?

• Transportation systems help ensure fresh produce reaches consumers quickly and safely

• Transportation systems are used to broadcast TV and radio

• Transportation systems are used to print newspapers and magazines

• Transportation systems are used to develop public works like roads and bridges

What is the process of taking apart a product to understand how it works called?

• Troubleshooting

• Reverse Engineering

• Universal Systems Model

• Structural Analysis

Which of the following is NOT a part of the Universal Systems Model?

• Input

• Process

• Output

• Design

What is the final product or result of a process in the Universal Systems Model called?

• Input

• Process

• Output

• Feedback