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Green Belt Week 2, Day 2 Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Central Tendency... Which answer best describes an Arithmetic average of a set of values, strongly influenced by extreme values

a)

Median

b)

Mode

c)

Mean

d)

Middle

2.

Central Tendency... Reflects the 50% rank - the center number after a set of numbers has been sorted from low to high, robust to extreme values.

a)

Median

b)

Mode

c)

Mean

d)

Middle

3.

Central Tendency... Which answer reflects the most frequently occurring value.

a)

Median

b)

Mode

c)

Mean

d)

Middle

4.

Measures of Dispersion... Which answer reflects the distance between the extreme set of values of a data set (Highest - Lowest)

a)

Distance

b)

Standard Deviation

c)

Variance

d)

Range

5.

Measures of Dispersion... Which answer reflects the Average Squared Deviation of each data point from the Mean?

a)

Distance

b)

Standard Deviation

c)

Variance

d)

Range

6.

Measures of Dispersion... Which answer reflects the Square root of the variance?

a)

Distance

b)

Standard Deviation

c)

Variance

d)

Range

7.

What sigma level can you find 99.73% of the defects represented on a +/- distribution?

a)

1 sigma

b)

2 sigma

c)

3 sigma

d)

4 sigma

8.

Using Excel, which "Data Analysis" tool would aid us in determining the Mean, Median,Mode, Variance and Confidence level of a data set?

a)

Histogram

b)

Descriptive Statistics

c)

Regression

d)

2-sample T-test

9.

Using Excel, which "Data Analysis" tool would aid us in visualizing the Normality or distribution of a data set?

a)

Histogram

b)

Descriptive Statistics

c)

Regression

d)

2-sample T-test

10.

When collecting data why should we include categorical information?

a)

Google best practice

b)

To help us with our SIPOC

c)

To be able to subgroup data

d)

Necessary in healthcare

11.

Using the image, what is the categorical value used in this graph?

a)

Call time by Office location

b)

Call time by Rep

c)

Call time average

d)

Call time variation

12.

If you didn't calculate the sample size for a data set, what is an acceptable sample size to use?

a)

30 or more for any data type

b)

10, 20, 30

c)

4,40 or 400

13.

What happens to the 95% confidence interval when the sample size is small, say 4 data points?

a)

It increases in size

b)

Decreases in size

c)

Stays the same

d)

Depends on your attitude

14.

Comparisons:

In statistics when we want to see if we made a shift change in performance on a given data set, what Hypothesis test would we probably use between 2 data values (Pre/Post change).

a)

ANOVA

b)

2-sample T-Test

c)

Covariance test

d)

F-test

15.

Comparisons:

Typically what is the Null hypothesis on a 2 sample comparison.

a)

There is no statistical signifigance between the data sets

b)

There is a difference between the data sets

c)

Alpha/Beta

d)

A value is greater

16.

Comparisons:

What is the standard or typically the default alpha risk for hypothesis testing? The p-value.

a)

10% or .10

b)

95% or .95

c)

5% or .05

d)

50% or .50

17.

What is another name for a cause and effect diagram?

a)

Albatross

b)

Survey

c)

Statistical Value Analysis

d)

Fishbone

18.

What kind of tool is the following?

a)

Fishbone

b)

Ishikawa Diagram

c)

Cause and Effect Matrix

d)

RAIL

19.

What is the purpose of a C&E diagram?

a)

To use as a qualitative tool to quantify the influence that process steps or inputs have upon process outputs, and helps us focus our efforts on the inputs or process steps that have the most influence on the most important customer requirements

b)

One of the Green Belt tools we have to use for all projects

c)

To test our capabilities in Excel

20.

What is the purpose of a Failure Mode & Effect Analysis (FMEA)?

a)

To make sure we don't fail on the improvements we make on our projects.

b)

One of the Green Belt tools we have to use for all projects

c)

Looks at the process from the failure perspective & the influence of the process inputs into 3 measures to quantity the Risk Priority Number (RPN)

21.

What are the 3 elements the RPN number comprised of on an FMEA?

a)

Social Influence, Observations, Development

b)

Save, Our, Data

c)

Simple, Occurrence, Decision

d)

Severity, Occurrence, Detectability

22.

Is it important to work with a team to determine the ranking scales for S,O,D ?

a)

Yes, we need to be in agreement on the levels and create a legend we can follow when we score the inputs.

b)

No, you just need to follow the standard one for health care for all situations.

c)

Yes, since we are a team, we should agree on what I think they should be.

d)

No, takes to long to get consensus and ultimately little or no value