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Production and Manufacturing

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following would be the most appropriate manufacturing process to create mass quantities of small plastic spinning top toys?

a)

Milling

b)

3-D Printing

c)

Injection Molding

d)

Casting

2.

Which of the following would be the most appropriate manufacturing process to cut threads and other details into a part?

a)

Milling

b)

3-D Printing

c)

Injection Molding

d)

Casting

3.

Which of the following would be the most appropriate manufacturing process to create a small number of prototype designs?

a)

Milling

b)

3-D Printing

c)

Injection Molding

d)

Casting

4.

Which of these processes is characterized by cutting away sections of a block of material to create a part?

a)

Milling

b)

3-D Printing

c)

Injection Molding

d)

Casting

5.

Which of these processes is characterized by adding layer by layer of material to create a part?

a)

Milling

b)

3-D Printing

c)

Injection Molding

d)

Casting

6.

Which of the following is an organization responsible for safety testing and certification on products?

a)

Underwriters Laboratories

b)

National Society of Professional Engineers

c)

Order of the Engineer

d)

Union of Production Engineers

7.

Which of the following is the practice of designing products so that they are easy to manufacture.

a)

DFM

b)

PFMEA

c)

CPM

d)

UL

8.

Which of the following is an approach used for identifying risks on process changes?

a)

DFM

b)

PFMEA

c)

CPM

d)

UL

9.

This chart is used to compare design solutions using specific criteria based on project/product requirements.

a)

Decision Matrix

b)

Critical Path Methodology

c)

Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis

d)

Design for Manufacturability

10.

A procedure that uses a diagram to depict a project and the sequence of tasks or paths. Determines the minimum amount of time to complete a process.

a)

DFM

b)

PFMEA

c)

CPM

d)

UL

11.

What is the critical path in the diagram?

a)

Start → A → C → D → End

b)

Start → B → E → I → End

c)

Start → B → G → H → I → End

12.

What is the minimum time to complete the process?

a)

10 Days

b)

11 Days

c)

12 Days

d)

13 Days

13.

Your company has designed a new electronics product. Which of the following organizations can provide safety testing and certification of the product?

a)

Edison Testing Laboratory

b)

Society of Professional Engineers

c)

Order of the Engineer

d)

Testing Society of Engineers

14.

You need to 3-D print 200 parts. The printer can print 12 parts in 3 hours. How long will it take to make the parts?

a)

50 hours

b)

4 hours

c)

16.6 hours

d)

66.6 hours