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PoBMF-Chapter 8-Production of Goods Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The area of management responsible for the activities necessary to produce goods and services.

a)

Finance

b)

Marketing

c)

Operations

d)

Human Resources

2.

What are the four functions of business?

a)

Finance, Management, Marketing, Production

b)

Finance, Management, Training, Production

c)

Operations, Management, Marketing, Production

d)

Finance, Management, Marketing, Advertising

3.

How do companies increase worker productivity

a)

custom manufacturing

b)

materials processing

c)

division of labor

d)

mass production

4.

The specialization of individuals who perform specific tasks

a)

custom manufacturing

b)

mass production

c)

division of labor

d)

teamwork

5.

Mass production is .........

a)

the manufacturing of goods in large quantities using standard techniques

b)

converting resources to a product that fits the specifications of a particular customer.

c)

the process of changing and improving resources to create goods or services.

d)

changing the form of raw materials for another use.

6.

The Nike I.D. shoe option on nike.com is an example of...

a)

mass production

b)

custom manufacturing

c)

materials processing

d)

conversion

7.

Finding suppliers of materials needed for the production of a product.

a)

Purchasing

b)

Sourcing

c)

Supplying

d)

Researching

8.

Individuals responsible for sourcing and buying materials needed for producing goods and services.

a)

Sorcerers

b)

Sourcers

c)

Purchasing agents

d)

Suppliers

9.

Area of management involved in ordering goods, receiving them into stock and paying vendors.

a)

Human resource

b)

Inventory

c)

Operations

d)

Marketing

10.

Unifinished product in a company's inventory is known as.....

a)

Work in process inventory

b)

Direct materials inventory

c)

Finished goods inventory

d)

Just Inventory

11.

Counting and recording inventory by hand is known as....

a)

Manual perpetual inventory control

b)

Computerized inventory control

c)

Electronic Data Interchange

d)

Just not that smart

12.

JIT is know as which TWO of the following

a)

Just in time inventory

b)

the activity of checking products as the are produced or received

c)

keeping a minimal amount of raw materials on hand to meet production needs

d)

taking physical count of merchandise at regular periods

13.

The activity of checking products as they as produced or received to ensure the quality meets expectations.

a)

purchasing

b)

sourcing

c)

quality control

d)

inventory check

14.

The series of stages a product goes through from its beginning to end.

a)

Product planning

b)

Product life cycle

c)

Production

d)

4 P's

15.

Creating a prototype is a part of which stage of New Product Development?

a)

Idea Generation

b)

Evaluation

c)

Product Design

d)

Sales and Marketing

16.

Creating goods by using human effort is known as

a)

manufacturing

b)

production

c)

processing materials

17.

There are ________ types of production

a)

four

b)

five

c)

three

18.

The production cycle is a recurring set of business activities and related data processing operations associated with the manufacture of products. What is its second step?

a)

Product design

b)

Production operations

c)

Cost accounting

d)

Planning and scheduling

19.
In which type of production are single specialist units produced?
a)
flow production
b)
batch production
c)
 job production
d)
lean production
20.
Which of the following is a claimed advantage of flow production?
a)
Each worker enjoys doing one repetitive job all the time.
b)
Making a product that allows all consumer needs to be met
c)
The capital costs of setting up a production line are low.
d)
The mass production helps to keep costs per unit low.
21.
Which of the following is an advantage of improved quality inproduction?
a)
There should be less customer complaints about faulty goods.
b)
It will guarantee 100% quality at all times.
c)
Output will be lower.
22.

WHAT ARE THE 4 FACTORS OF PRODUCTION?

a)

Land, Capital, Need & Want

b)

Land, Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurs

c)

Water, Air, Food & Shelter

d)

Land, Capital, Good & Service

23.
All of the things necessary for production are known as:
a)
Production
b)
Entrepreneurship
c)
Outputs
d)
Resources
24.
The human effort involved in the production of goods and services is known as:
a)
Capital
b)
Entrepreneurship
c)
Labor
d)
Land
25.
All natural resources that go into the production of a good or service:
a)
Capital
b)
Entrepreneurship
c)
Land
d)
Labor
26.
Any technology/machinery involved in the production process:
a)
Human Capital
b)
Physical Capital
c)
Investment Capital
d)
Enterprise Capital
27.
An individual's knowledge or skills that make production of a good/service more efficient
a)
Human Capital
b)
Physical Capital
c)
Investment Capital
d)
Enterprise Capital
28.

Manufacturing is the process of making _____ in a workshop or factory.

a)

parts

b)

toys

c)

goods

29.

______ make items by hand, one at a time

a)

Machines

b)

Craftspeople

c)

Gnomes

30.

Factories _____ goods, often using an assembly line.

a)

mass-produce

b)

partially produce

c)

rarely produce

31.

On an assembly line, ____ is divided into steps.

a)

work space

b)

production

c)

printing

32.

Standardized and interchangeable parts are______.

a)

similar

b)

not alike

c)

exactly alike

33.

An entrepreneur is a person that comes up with a good idea and uses the idea to make____.

a)

friends

b)

money

c)

homes

34.

Over the years, the factory system has replaced the______ approach in manufacturing most goods.

a)

craft

b)

production

c)

finishing

35.

Because companies are in business to make a profit, they try to_____ their production costs.

a)

increase

b)

maintain

c)

reduce

36.

Making sure that quality remains high during manufacturing is called ______.

a)

fix control

b)

quality control

c)

manufacturing control

37.

Any activity related to making a product is called _________.

a)

Logistics

b)

Production

c)

Marketing

d)

Operations Management

38.

Business __________ is the activity of acquiring materials, supplies, or services that are needed to produce a product

a)

Purchasing

b)

Distribution

c)

Planning

d)

Inventory Management

39.

The manufacturing of goods in large quantities by using standard techniques is called _________.

a)

Prototype

b)

Mass Production

c)

Sourcing

d)

Manufacturing

40.

The process of changing and improving resources to create goods or services is called _________.

a)

Conversion

b)

Production

c)

Planning

d)

Manufacturing

41.

_________ is the activity of checking products as they are produced or received to make sure that the expectations of quality are met.

a)

Finished goods inventory

b)

Inventory control

c)

Production process

d)

Quality control

42.

The process of deciding which products will be most strategic for the organization to produce.

a)

Conversion

b)

Supplier

c)

Product planning

d)

Inventory

43.

Marketing an existing product in a new way to create a new opinion or view of the product in the minds of customers to increase sales.

a)

Repositioning

b)

Mass production

c)

Test marketing

d)

Product Planning

44.

The assortment or selection of items that a business has on hand at a particular point in time.

a)

Product

b)

Supply

c)

Inventory

d)

Source

45.

A working model of a new product for testing purposes.

a)

Product

b)

Image

c)

Prototype

d)

Market

46.

The process of changing and improving resources to create goods or services.

a)

Sourcing

b)

Product planning

c)

Test marketing

d)

Conversion

47.

Finding suppliers of materials needed for production of a product.

a)

Converting

b)

Repositioning

c)

Sourcing

d)

Planning

48.

The idea that people have about someone or something.

a)

Prototype

b)

Image

c)

Position

d)

Product

49.

Manufacturing goods in large quantities using standard techniques.

a)

Test marketing

b)

Mass production

c)

Product planning

d)

Repositioning

50.

Introduction of a new product to a small portion of the target market to learn how it will sell.

a)

Converting

b)

Sourcing

c)

Test marketing

d)

Repositioning