2025-26-1S-AISF1-OAD-CORE1-ME

What is the primary goal of material management?

• A) To maximize the cost of materials.
• B) To minimize the lead time of materials.
• C) To ensure the quality of materials.
• D) To optimize the use of materials.

Which of the following is not a component of the material management process?

• A) Purchasing
• B) Inventory control
• C) Quality control
• D) Marketing

What is the term used to describe the process of acquiring materials and services?

• A) Procurement
• B) Inventory
• C) Logistics
• D) Production

Which inventory model is commonly used for items with relatively stable demand?

• A) Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
• B) Just-in-Time (JIT)
• C) ABC analysis
• D) Periodic Review

What is the purpose of ABC analysis?

• A) To classify inventory items based on their cost.
• B) To determine the optimal order quantity.
• C) To evaluate supplier performance.
• D) To identify potential quality issues.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of the Just-in-Time (JIT) inventory system?

• A) Reduced inventory costs
• B) Improved quality
• C) Increased reliance on suppliers
• D) Decreased lead times

What is the term used to describe the time it takes for a material to move from the supplier to the point of use?

• A) Lead time
• B) Cycle time
• C) Throughput time
• D) Setup time

Which inventory management technique aims to minimize the amount of inventory on hand?

• A) Lean manufacturing
• B) Kanban
• C) MRP
• D) EOQ

What is the primary purpose of Materials Requirements Planning (MRP)?

• A) To determine the optimal order quantity.
• B) To schedule production activities.
• C) To evaluate supplier performance.
• D) To manage inventory levels.

Which of the following is not a key factor in selecting suppliers?

• A) Cost
• B) Quality
• C) Delivery time
• D) Location