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POE Test 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of a Gantt Chart?

a)

Detail the step-by-step description of how to complete a process

b)

Provides technical information and a material list for the product

c)

Schedule when activities should be completed in a process

d)

Company lists of who provides products with a cost analysis

2.

Linear activities, or activities that must be done after another is completed, can also be called:

a)

Interdependent Activities

b)

Nondependent Activities

c)

Parallel Activities

d)

Sequential Activities

3.

Which of the following Gantt Chart activities could occur at any point during a project?

a)

Parallel Activities

b)

Nondependent Activities

c)

Sequential Activities

d)

Interdependent Activities

4.

How may a breach of contract occur after a contract is completed?

a)

Item is specified part supplied after a deadline

b)

Item supplied does not meet the specifications

c)

Both A and B are correct

d)

Neither A nor B are correct

5.

When it comes to personal conflicts with ethical standards:

a)

Ethical standards must be suppressed in favor of personal

b)

Do what is best for oneself

c)

Must suppress personal standards to resolve in favor of ethical

d)

None of these are correct

6.

Notifying one's employer or client and appropriate authority in the case of an engineer's judgment being overruled resulting in danger to the life, health, welfare, or property of the public is known as:

a)

Clean Hands rule

b)

Full Disclosure

c)

Whistleblowing

d)

Risk Benefit Analysis

7.

Engineers avoiding business ventures or permission for the use of their or their firm's names which engages in dishonest, fraudulent or illegal business practice is known as:

a)

Clean Hands rule

b)

Whistleblowing

c)

Full Disclosure

d)

Conflicts of Interest

8.

While performing services, the engineer's foremost responsibility is to:

a)

None of these are correct

b)

Safeguard the profession

c)

The public welfare

d)

Advance one's own career

9.

Too much or too little of information may cause confusion within the audience. What is a general rule to follow in creating slides?

a)

All of these are correct

b)

Use slides as note cards

c)

1 slide for 1 minute of speech

d)

Two ideas per slide maximum

10.

KIS is an acronym for:

a)

Keep It Simple

b)

Keep It Short

c)

Communication Is Supportive

d)

None of these are correct

11.

To maximize visual impact with figures and numbers:

a)

All of these are correct

b)

Use Tables to layout information

c)

Fill the slide with figures and calculations

d)

Graphs and charts can display information

12.

To maximize your auditory impact:

a)

Be enthusiastic about your topic

b)

Use pauses to your advantage

c)

Read the audience, not your note cards

d)

All of these are correct

13.

Considering your audience for a written piece is just as important as the information contained within. Therefore, what needs to be done when writing a formal or informal report?

a)

Technical material must be clear and concise

b)

Have everyone in mind when writing

c)

Include graphs, charts, and tables to make points clear

d)

None of these are correct

14.

Who does a communication checklist benefit?

a)

Audience

b)

Writer

c)

Supervisor

d)

None of these are correct

15.

Successful project management includes which of the following?

a)

Technical writing to sell a project

b)

Justify project costs

c)

Determine project requirements

d)

All of these are correct

16.

What is the ABC format for a proposal?

a)

Always be correct

b)

Abstract, believable goals, carry-over concerns

c)

Abstract, body, conclusion

d)

Overview, comments, risks

17.

What is a RFP?

a)

Routing for proposals

b)

Request for spending

c)

Request for proposal

d)

Railroad fair pricing

18.

What are thermosetting plastics?

a)

Once the material sets, it cannot be changed

b)

Recyclables

c)

Once the material sets, heat can reform product

d)

Synthetic Plastic

19.

The ability to resist effects of tension, compression, and torsion forces is called:

a)

Ductility

b)

Elasticity

c)

Hardness

d)

Strength

20.

While Making the Decision in Stage 7, advantages and disadvantages of possible solutions will be determined by

a)

Uniform Criteria

b)

Data

c)

Working Criteria

d)

Goals