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MSSC Quality Review 1

Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Is an activity of Quality Management

a)

Planning

b)

Assurance

c)

Control

d)

Improvement

e)

None of the options

2.

The more quality the less

a)

Quantity produced

b)

Marginal Return

c)

Cost of production

d)

Lineality

3.

In what stage do you use a flow chart?

a)

PLAN

b)

DO

c)

CHECK

d)

ACT

4.

The Check Sheet is used in:

a)

PLAN

b)

DO

c)

CHECK

d)

ACT

5.

A Cause and Effect Diagram is used

a)

PLAN

b)

DO

c)

CHECK

d)

ACT

6.

A Pareto chart is used in

a)

PLAN

b)

DO

c)

CHECK

d)

ACT

7.
A business checks products after they are made.  What is this an example of?
a)
Quality Control
b)
Quality Circles
c)
Quality Management
8.
When products are checked throughout the production process this is called
a)
Quality Circles
b)
Quality Management
c)
Quality Control
9.

Which is not part of the PDCA cycle?

a)

Plan

b)

Do

c)

Check

d)

Analyze

10.

What does the acronym “SPC” stands for...

a)

Special Process Control

b)

Statistical Process Control

c)

Stylized Part Continuity

d)

System Process Chart

11.

Which chart is used to determine the

upper and lower control limits

a)

Histograms

b)

Control charts

c)

Run charts

d)

Benchmarks

12.

What is the definition of product quality?

a)

Product's traits that meets the customer's demands

b)

Product's material strength and durability

c)

Customer's use of the product

d)

Product's cost and durability

13.

Of the costs associated with quality which is the most costly?

a)

External failure cost

b)

Internal failure cost

c)

Appraisal cost

d)

Prevention cost

14.

This type of is associated with the cost of inspecting parts.

a)

Prevention Cost

b)

Appraisal Cost

c)

Internal Failure Cost

d)

External Failure Cost

15.

Quality has costs associated with achieving the customer's demands. Which cost is associated with people?

a)

External failure cost

b)

Internal failure cost

c)

Appraisal cost

d)

Prevention cost

16.

Quality management system has three elements; plan, control methods, assurance methods. What does assurance mean when it comes to quality?

a)

It is the policing of quality

b)

It is the bases for plan and control

c)

It is the effects of plan and control

d)

It is the feedback to the plan and control

17.

Total Quality Managment(TQM) looks for companies to find improvement ideas for themselves. What is this called?

a)

Benchmarking

b)

Investigating

c)

Improvement copying

d)

Research

18.

What is the production process percentage for good products under the Six Sigma Quality System?

a)

100%

b)

99.99%

c)

99.99966%

d)

99.999%

19.

What must be done with the quality system documents for an ISO QMS company?

a)

Identified, controlled, stored, and/or disposed of properly

b)

Identified and disposed of properly

c)

Disposed of properly

d)

Controlled and stored properly

20.

What is the name of the inspection completed during the production of a product?

a)

Final inspection

b)

Incoming material inspection

c)

In-process inspection

d)

Product inspection

21.

What is it called to inspect only a random selection of a batch of products?

a)

Acceptance sampling

b)

Random selection

c)

Batch inspection

d)

Inspection

22.

What color tag is used for rejected parts?

a)

Green

b)

Yellow

c)

Pink

d)

Red

23.

Inspecting parts at different points along the production cycle is called what?

a)

In-Coming Material Inspection

b)

In-Process Inspection

c)

Final Inspection

d)

Acceptance Inspection

24.

The following chart is used to determine upper and lower control limits...

a)

Histograms

b)

Control charts

c)

Run charts

d)

Benchmarks

25.

Which is the most useful tool for root

cause failure analysis?

a)

Run charts

b)

Control charts

c)

Pareto diagrams

d)

Fishbone/Ishikawa diagrams

26.

Which factor is the most critical for quality

production?

a)

Proper equipment maintenance

b)

Proper documentation

c)

Proper training

d)

Proper auditing

27.

The precision of the inspection process

must be...

a)

Less than that of the manufacturing process

b)

Greater than that of the manufacturing

process

c)

Equal to that of the manufacturing process

d)

It is not important, as long as inspection is

done

28.

An operator notices an unexplained flaw in production. He should..

a)

Correct the flaw by adjusting his machine

b)

Wait for the flaw to disappear

c)

Inform a supervisor

d)

Assume there is a bad batch of raw material

29.

Which is NOT part of a good quality system?

a)

Preventive action

b)

Auditing

c)

Inspection

d)

Undocumented improvements

30.

Which is NOT a basis of the ISO 9000 quality standards?

a)

Leadership

b)

Customer focus

c)

Factual approach to decision making

d)

Competitive advantage

31.

A quality system is effective if...

a)

All employees take responsibility for it

b)

If senior management accept it

c)

If production floor workers accept it

d)

The customer sees it as necessary

32.

A company is interested in improving its quality. The best approach would be...

a)

Increase training for safety

b)

Incorporate quality into the production

process

c)

Increase inspection of the finished product

d)

Hire more inspectors and auditors

33.

A Quality product is defined by...

a)

The product is not scrapped

b)

The product is within tolerance

c)

The product meets or exceeds the expectations of the customer

d)

The product is made within cost and schedule

34.

Which of the following is NOT true for a nonconforming critical single point failure product?

a)

The product should be tagged as nonconforming

b)

The product should be isolated from other product

c)

The product should be placed into service as soon as possible

d)

The product should be evaluated by trained personnel only

35.

A company has 12 defects in 1000 products produced. What is the percentage of defects?

a)

0.012%

b)

1.2%

c)

12%

d)

998%

36.

Which of the following is NOT an objective of a quality audit?

a)

To determine whether the quality system

meets its objectives

b)

Verify that the quality system continues to

meet customer requirements

c)

To assure that products are safe

d)

To determine quality standards

37.

According to continuous improvement techniques, what number of defects is an acceptable goal?

a)

150 per million

b)

5.6 per million

c)

3.4 per million

d)

None

38.

The Japanese term poka yoke refers to...

a)

Continuous improvement

b)

Zero defects

c)

Nonconforming product

d)

Mistake proofing

39.

The following are all factors to be considered for an inspection sampling plan except...

a)

Cost of inspection

b)

Governmental quality system regulations

c)

Previous quality history

d)

Process capability

40.

Non-conforming product must be...

a)

Reworked so that it can be sold

b)

Scrapped because it does not meet specifications

c)

Analyzed to determine why it does not meet specifications

d)

Sold at a discount

41.

Which document determines how a product is processed?

a)

SOP

b)

Audit report

c)

MRB report

d)

Control chart

42.

Corrective actions to a manufacturing

process...

a)

Should be communicated to the operator on the next

shift

b)

Should be implemented by the operator as soon as

possible

c)

Should be only implemented after an audit

d)

Should be documented and incorporated into SOPs

43.

The quality of a product is defined...

a)

After the product is produced

b)

During the design phase

c)

After any problems are found

d)

While working with customers to develop the

product

44.

Which is NOT an approach of total quality management?

a)

Involvement from all employees, not just

management

b)

Designing quality into the product

c)

Tracking quality and results

d)

Informing the customer about quality

products

45.

Six Sigma quality is achieved when under ________ per million defects are produced.

a)

3.4

b)

15

c)

300

d)

1600

46.

Which of the following is the lowest overall cost?

a)

Waiting for customer complaints

b)

Reworking nonconforming products

c)

Fixing production process defects as they are found

d)

Implementing a quality control program

47.

What is the purpose of the 5S system in the workplace?

a)

cleanliness

b)

organization

c)

efficiency

d)

all of the above

48.

Which one of these is not part of the 5s

a)

system

b)

sort

c)

set in order

d)

standardize

49.

This is Distinguishing between necessary and unnecessary things, and getting rid of what you do not need.

a)

sort

b)

sustain

c)

standardize

d)

set in order

50.

This is Setting up standards for a neat, clean, workplace.

a)

Sort

b)

Set in order

c)

Standardize

d)

Sustain

51.

When should you do 5S?

a)

For an inspection

b)

Spring cleaning

c)

All the time, continuously

d)

When a visitor comes to your workplace

52.

Micrometers use calibrated ratcheting screws and graduated rules to measure what kind of dimension?

a)

Circular

b)

Weight

c)

Linear

d)

Angular

53.

Which component on an outside micrometer greatly reduces measurement time?

a)

Anvil

b)

Spindle

c)

Frame

d)

Fast drive

54.

When a second scale is added to the sleeve of the micrometer, what is that scale called?

a)

Sleeve

b)

Vernier

c)

Zero

d)

Thimble

55.

Which micrometer scale is printed vertically around the left edge of the thimble?

a)

Sleeve

b)

Vernier

c)

Zero

d)

Thimble

56.

How often should a micrometer's calibration be checked?

a)

Every few days

b)

Every few weeks

c)

Every few months

d)

Every few years

57.
a)
Inside Micrometer
b)
Micrometer
c)
Caliper
d)
Radius Gauge
58.
What is this micrometer reading?
a)
4.30"
b)
.0430"
c)
0.430"
d)
0.4253"
59.
What is this micrometer reading?
a)
0.552"
b)
5.552"
c)
.0552"
d)
5.52"
60.
What size graduations is the thimble of a micrometer divided into?
a)
.0001
b)
.001
c)
.025
d)
.100
61.

What is it called to inspect only a random selection of a batch of products?

a)

Acceptance sampling

b)

Random selection

c)

Batch inspection

d)

Inspection

62.

How are production inspections completed?

a)

Every product is inspected

b)

The control plan instructions are followed

c)

Randon samples are inspected randomly

d)

Procedures of production are followed

63.

What color tag is used for rejected parts?

a)

Green

b)

Yellow

c)

Pink

d)

Red

64.

What color tagged parts can be re-worked as needed?

a)

Green

b)

Yellow

c)

Pink

d)

Red

65.

Nonconforming parts must be reported to everyone involved. What corrective action discovers the reason for the failure?

a)

Root cause process

b)

PDCA

c)

Solution Sheet

d)

Failure process

66.

The material review board is a group from various positions within the company. What is the purpose of the MRB?

a)

Decide the fate of nonconforming parts

b)

Decide the process of production

c)

Determine the parts in production

d)

Inspect the parts again