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IPT AMS final Quiz with videos

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Continuous Processing
a)
which is a highly automated system where products are manufactured from raw materials by a continuous, often 24 hours, seven days a week 
b)
 which involves more than a single quantity of one type of product or different types of a product are produced in convenient and varying quantities.
c)
which involves making one product at a time 
d)
uses a CNC lathe 
2.
Batch Processing
a)
which is a highly automated system where products are manufactured from raw materials by a continuous, often 24 hours, seven days a week 
b)
 which involves more than a single quantity of one type of product or different types of a product are produced in convenient and varying quantities.
c)
which involves making one product at a time 
d)
uses a CNC lathe 
3.
Discrete Processing
a)
which is a highly automated system where products are manufactured from raw materials by a continuous, often 24 hours, seven days a week 
b)
 which involves more than a single quantity of one type of product or different types of a product are produced in convenient and varying quantities.
c)
which involves making one product at a time 
d)
uses a CNC lathe 
4.
Manufacturing production systems can be classified as
a)
there is no such thing as manufacturing
b)
natural, batched, continuous
c)
Discrete, batch, and continuous
d)
none of the above
5.
What type of manufacturing would be used to make fresh donuts?
a)
Batch
b)
Custom
c)
Continuous 
d)
Just-In-Time
6.
What type of manufacturing would be used to make a Coca Cola?
a)
Batch
b)
Custom
c)
Continuous 
d)
Just-In-Time
7.
Which of the following is an example of something that is manufactured on an assembly line?
a)
Car
b)
Tooth Brush
c)
Phone
d)
All of the above
8.
A machine that is capable of doing the work of a person, controlled by programming or hard to complete a specific task, often one that is repetitive, difficult or dangerous for a person.
a)
Robotics
b)
Mechanical
c)
Technical
d)
Automated
9.
A manufacturing process that involves specialization in the process of creating a specific product
a)
Discrete
b)
Specialty
c)
Manufacturing
d)
Technology
10.
Which of the following jobs requires the least training prior to starting the job?
a)
Assembly workers
b)
Production planners
c)
CNC machine operators
d)
First-line supervisors
11.
Products made in groups.
a)
Batch
b)
Continuous
c)
JIT
d)
DMX
12.
True or False?
CNC manufacture is highly automated
a)
True
b)
False
13.
What advantage does automation have over human workers?
a)
The ability to react to new and unexpected events.
b)
The ability to detect patterns.
c)
The ability to detect and understand sounds.
d)
Efficiency
14.
Which of the following is NOT an example of automation:
a)
One human worker performing the tasks formerly done by three human workers.
b)
A sensor that detects parts of the wrong size.
c)
CNC machine that mills parts instead of a human
d)
The use of a robotic arm to place raw material in a CNC lathe.
15.
3D Printing is an example of ________ manufacturing
a)
Additive
b)
Subtractive
16.
CNC milling is an example of ______ manufacturing
a)
Additive
b)
Subtractive
17.
A system which a program is used to precisely position tools and/or the workpiece and to carry out the sequence of operations needed to produce a part.
a)
Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
b)
Planer
c)
Milling Machine
d)
Broach
18.
A manufacturing technique where software allows the engineer, designer or drafter to design a part and check fit and workability with other parts, the computer analyzes geometry and calculates tool paths.
a)
CAD/CAM System
b)
Countersinking
c)
Milling
d)
Drilling
19.
The_________is responsible for scheduling work throughout the factory.
a)
factory manager
b)
production planner
c)
first-line supervisor
d)
industrial engineer
20.
What is used to convert signals between the sensors and processor?
a)
interface box
b)
control unit
c)
actuator
21.
Which of the following sensors would be used in an air conditioning system?
a)
temperature sensor
b)
sound sensor
c)
light sensor
22.
Which of the following sensors is often used to detect a car approaching a traffic light?
a)
sound sensor
b)
light sensor
c)
magnetic sensor
23.
What converts analogue data from the sensors into digital data?
a)
CDA
b)
DAC
c)
ADC
24.
Which of the following is untrue of computer control?
a)
computers can respond very rapidly to change
b)
computers can make instant decisions when something unusual happens
c)
control systems can run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
25.
The muscles of the robot.
a)
Manipulators
b)
Frame
c)
Actuators
d)
Power Supply
26.
Allows the robot to detect the environment
a)
Sensors
b)
Frame
c)
Actuators
d)
Power Supply
27.
Which component of a robot can be likened to the given part of the human body?
BRAIN
a)
End Effectors
b)
Microcontroller
c)
Frame
d)
Sensors
28.
Which component of a robot can be likened to the given part of the human body?
SENSES
a)
End Effectors
b)
Microcontroller
c)
Frame
d)
Sensors
29.
Which component of a robot can be likened to the given part of the human body?
MUSCLES
a)
Actuators
b)
Microcontroller
c)
Power Supply
d)
Sensors
30.
Most common actuator. Produce motion from an electromagnetic effect wherein electricity moving in a coil of wire creates magnetism that is translated into mechanical energy
a)
Electric Motors
b)
Hydraulic Systems
c)
Pneumatic Systems
d)
Shape Memory Alloys
31.
Use water pressure for linear, rotational, or oscillatory motions
a)
Electric Motors
b)
Hydraulic Systems
c)
Pneumatic Systems
d)
Shape Memory Alloys
32.
These are devices that emit and detect infrared (IR) rays. Commonly used for obstacle, motion, and color detection.
a)
Infrared Sensors
b)
Touch Sensors
c)
Sonar Sensors
d)
Laser Sensors
33.
These are devices which can detect if there is an object in the path of the robot once the sensor and the object make contact
a)
Infrared Sensors
b)
Touch Sensors
c)
Sonar Sensors
d)
Laser Sensors
34.
Sensors that emit high-pitched sound beyond the range of human hearing and measure how long it takes for the sound to bounce back.
a)
Infrared Sensors
b)
Touch Sensors
c)
Sonar Sensors
d)
Laser Sensors
35.
The Occupational Safety and Health Act does all of the following except
a)
Protect the employers from safety hazards
b)
Protect the workers by enforcing OSHA standards
c)
Require the employers to follow OSHA standards
d)
Require that workplaces be free from recognized hazards
36.
A hazard is...
a)
The condition of being safe from undergoing or causing hurt, injury, or loss
b)
A law regarding employer responsibilities at work
c)
A source of danger
d)
An OSHA regulation
37.
underdamping
a)
a slow response to change
b)
a rapid and unstable response
c)
unwanted signal data
d)
analogue
38.
overdamping
a)
a slow response to change
b)
a rapid and unstable response
c)
unwanted signal data
d)
analogue
39.
noise
a)
a slow response to change
b)
a rapid and unstable response
c)
unwanted signal data
d)
analogue
40.
real world data signals
a)
a slow response to change
b)
a rapid and unstable response
c)
unwanted signal data
d)
analogue

41-50.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

41.

What is a common feature among all companies, regardless of their size?

a)

All produce physical products

b)

All have a marketing department

c)

All operate internationally

d)

All have a safety culture

42.

What are the two main causes of workplace accidents?

a)

Lack of training and poor management

b)

Unsafe acts by employees and dangerous environments

c)

Unsafe conditions and employee negligence

d)

Faulty equipment and lack of safety signs

43.

What percentage of workplace accidents are caused by employees' unsafe acts?

a)

75% to 80%

b)

90% to 95%

c)

60% to 65%

d)

50% to 55%

44.

How can prioritizing productivity over safety affect a company's safety culture?

a)

It has no significant effect

b)

It increases employee satisfaction

c)

It improves efficiency and safety

d)

It can turn the culture negative and dangerous

45.

What is the role of leadership in a company's safety culture?

a)

To set an example and prioritize safety

b)

To provide financial resources

c)

To enforce rules only

d)

Leadership has no role in safety culture

46.

What is the first step to improve a company's safety culture?

a)

Implementing stricter rules

b)

Purchasing new equipment

c)

Ensuring top management support

d)

Hiring more staff

47.

What should a Safety Committee include?

a)

External safety consultants

b)

Employees from all company ranks

c)

Only safety professionals

d)

Only top-level managers

48.

What is crucial for maintaining momentum in improving safety culture?

a)

Annual meetings

b)

Regular training and communication

c)

Strict penalties for violations

d)

Automated safety monitoring

49.

What kind of incentives can be used to promote safe behavior?

a)

Extra vacation days

b)

Promotions

c)

Public recognition and company swag

d)

Financial bonuses

50.

Why is open communication important in a safety culture?

a)

It helps in marketing

b)

It ensures rules are strictly followed

c)

It fosters a positive and inclusive environment

d)

It is not important

51-65.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

51.

What is a significant advantage of integrating technology into the workplace?

a)

Enhancement of creativity and ingenuity

b)

Decrease in job opportunities

c)

Reduction in personal interaction

d)

Increased dependency on traditional jobs

52.

By 2025, how many jobs are expected to be displaced due to technological advancements?

a)

120 million

b)

50 million

c)

97 million

d)

85 million

53.

What role do drones play in Malawi?

a)

Entertainment

b)

Agricultural development

c)

Tourism enhancement

d)

Medicine delivery

54.

What is a direct benefit of drone technology in remote areas?

a)

Improving access to essential services

b)

Boosting local real estate markets

c)

Reducing educational outreach

d)

Enhancing local entertainment

55.

What is a common misconception about automation in the workplace?

a)

It reduces the quality of products

b)

It creates more jobs than it displaces

c)

It leads to job loss

d)

It only affects physical labor jobs

56.

What impact does automation have on the quality of jobs?

a)

Decreases job satisfaction

b)

Reduces job availability

c)

Increases job complexity

d)

Improves job standards

57.

What percentage of core skills are expected to change in the next five years due to technological advancements?

a)

40%

b)

55%

c)

25%

d)

10%

58.

What is a key factor driving the need for reskilling in the workforce?

a)

The decrease in manual jobs

b)

Lower educational standards

c)

The increase in global population

d)

Technological advancements

59.

How does technology facilitate lifelong learning?

a)

By increasing the cost of education

b)

By making learning resources more accessible

c)

By limiting access to resources

d)

By focusing only on academic subjects

60.

Which skill is considered crucial in a world where remote working is common?

a)

Technical troubleshooting

b)

Self-management

c)

Physical endurance

d)

Rapid typing skills

61.

Why is emotional intelligence important for managers in the future workplace?

a)

To enhance machine efficiency

b)

To increase automation processes

c)

To reduce workplace diversity

d)

To support and lead teams effectively

62.

How is technology improving care in hospitals?

a)

By taking over all patient care

b)

By replacing all medical staff

c)

By reducing human interaction

d)

By handling mundane tasks

63.

Which industry is expected to grow due to an aging population?

a)

Entertainment

b)

Automotive

c)

Care economy

d)

Technology

64.

What is the purpose of the CHARM device in coral farming?

a)

To increase the fishing yields

b)

To reduce labor needs in coral farming

c)

To explore deeper ocean levels

d)

To monitor ocean temperatures

65.

What new job opportunities are emerging due to environmental concerns?

a)

Coal mining

b)

Oil drilling

c)

Urban development

d)

Coral farming

66-70.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

66.

What are some of the dairy products made from milk?

a)

Bread and pastries

b)

Juices and sodas

c)

Yogurt and cheese

d)

Ice cream and cookies

67.

Why is milk considered a sensitive product?

a)

Because it is scarce

b)

Because it can easily spoil

c)

Because it is expensive

d)

Because it is difficult to transport

68.

What is the purpose of homogenization in milk processing?

a)

To increase the fat content

b)

To add vitamins and minerals

c)

To separate the milk into cream and skimmed milk

d)

To prevent fat droplets from forming a cream layer on the surface

69.

What does pasteurization do to milk?

a)

Increases its fat content

b)

Kills harmful bacteria and reduces spoilage microorganisms

c)

Changes its color

d)

Makes it taste sour

70.

Why is milk packaging important?

a)

To make it look attractive

b)

To make it easier to pour

c)

To increase its volume

d)

To protect against recontamination and preserve taste and vitamins

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