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WorksheetsUnit 4,5 & 6
Total questions: 58
Worksheet time: 32mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Technologies that allow the user to see the real world,with virtual objects composited in the real word ____________
a)
AR
b)
VR
c)
AI
d)
SR
2.
Expansion of AR is
a)
Artificial Reality
b)
Augmented Reality
c)
Artificial Relaxation
d)
Augumented Relaxation
3.
Augmented Reality can be used in
a)
Defence
b)
Healthcare
c)
Maintenance
d)
All the above
4.
Augmented Reality and virtual reality are same
a)
TRUE
b)
false
c)
CAN BE
d)
None of the these
5.
Which definitions best fits "Augumented Reality"
a)
Technology that turns physical objects into digital objects
b)
Technology that overlays digital information on top of real world items
c)
Technology that can achieve a human level understading of images
d)
None of the above
6.
The method which is used to collect and process large volumes of maintenance data in a cloud can enhance maintenance capabilities and services_________-
a)
Maintenance as a Service
b)
Monitor as a service
c)
Management as a service
d)
None of the above
7.
The ___________ Providing in-depth statistics and reports about the operation of the machine.
a)
Maintenance as a Service
b)
Monitor as a service
c)
Management as a service
d)
None of the above
8.
The _________ could become a game changer in industrial maintenance
a)
Management as a service
b)
Maintenance-as-a-Service
c)
Monitor as a service
d)
None of the above
9.
The expansion of MaaS__________
a)
Management as a service
b)
Maintenance-as-a-Service
c)
Monitor as a service
d)
None of the above
10.
In future manufacturers might provide _______________ to monitor the status of their equipment.
a)
Online tool
b)
Tool kit
c)
Offline service
d)
Onboard service
11.
The _______________also known as condition-based maintenance, predictive maintenance, or simply prognostics
a)
Prognostic maintenance
b)
Corrective maintenance
c)
Breakdown maintenacne
d)
proactive maintenance
12.
Prognostics deals with the prediction of the remaining useful life, future condition, or probability of reliable operation of an equipment based on the acquired ____________
a)
Condition monitoring data.
b)
work report
c)
Work order
d)
Work report
13.
The prognostics method which require massive sensor data on the condition of the system at hand is_______
a)
Model based prognostics
b)
sensor driven prognostics
c)
Data-driven prognostics
d)
Output driven prognostics
14.
The __________ prognostics involve physical failure models that are combined with suitable sensor readings to perform failure prognoses.
a)
Model based
b)
sensor driven
c)
Data-driven
d)
Output driven
15.
The ____________ is based on tried-and-true technology
a)
Model based prognostics
b)
sensor driven prognostics
c)
Data-driven prognostics
d)
Output driven prognostics
16.
The implementation cost will be higher in ___________
a)
Industry 3.0
b)
Industry 4.0
c)
Industry 2.0
d)
Industry 1.0
17.
Dependency on Internet is required in ____________
a)
Industry 3.0
b)
Smart maintenance
c)
Industry 2.0
d)
Industry 1.0
18.
Smart maintenace is implemented in _________
a)
Industry 3.0
b)
Industry 4.0
c)
Industry2.0
d)
Industry1.0
19.
The most challenging aspect of implementing Industry 4.0 techniques is __________
a)
cyber threat
b)
skilled technicians
c)
cost
d)
all the above
20.
The _____________is about coordinating with internal departments and external partners to sustain an optimized flow through the supply chain in order to efficiently meet demand and ensure on-time, in-full delivery.
a)
Building relationship
b)
Supply chain collaboration
c)
Both a & b
d)
None of the above
21.
Procurement, storing, and delivery is the functions of__________
a)
Work order
b)
Supply chain management.
c)
Ware house Management
d)
None of the above
22.
The ____________ is defined as two or more autonomous firms working jointly to plan and execute supply chain operations
a)
supply chain collaboration
b)
Maintenance-as-a-Service
c)
Additive manufacturing
d)
AI
23.
The collaboration when two or more organizations from different levels or stages in supply chain share their responsibilities, resources, and performance information to serve relatively similar end customers is ________
a)
Horizontal collabration
b)
High level collaboration
c)
Vertical collaboration
d)
Both a & c
24.
The ____________ collabration is an inter-organizational system relationship between two or more companies at the same level or stage in the supply chain in order to allow greater ease of work and cooperation towards achieving a common objective.
a)
Horizontal
b)
vertical
c)
Both a & b
d)
None of the above
25.
Spare parts movement is maintained in_______________
a)
Check sheet
b)
System
c)
Register
d)
None
26.
Spare parts should be of right_______
a)
Quality
b)
Floor
c)
Area
d)
None
27.
The inventory control is exercised on the principle of _________
a)
5s
b)
TPM
c)
management by exception
d)
TQM
28.
_______________is the process of assigning a number or symbol to each store item in addition to its name for making its identification easy and convenient.
a)
Classification
b)
Codification
c)
labelling
d)
None of these
29.
___________is based on the serial number under which a material is received and the same is allotted as a code number.
a)
Arbitrary Approach
b)
Symbolic Approach
c)
Drawing number
d)
none of these
30.
In ABC analysis which items are grouped in ‘A’
a)
high usage valued items
b)
low usage valued items
c)
middle level items
d)
None
31.
In ABC analysis which items are grouped in ‘B’
a)
high usage valued items
b)
low usage valued items
c)
middle level items
d)
All
32.
In ABC analysis which items are grouped in ‘C’
a)
high usage valued items
b)
low usage valued items
c)
middle level items
d)
Zero
33.
ABC analysis can be effectively used in _______
a)
Material Management
b)
Plant Supervision
c)
Security
d)
None
34.
ABC Analysis is also called as _________
a)
order approach
b)
fast process approach
c)
alphabetical approach
d)
None
35.
In VED analysis which items are grouped in ‘Vital’
a)
highly important items
b)
moderately important items
c)
less important items
d)
None
36.
In VED analysis which items are grouped in ‘Essential’
a)
highly important items
b)
moderately important items
c)
less important items
d)
None
37.
In VED analysis which items are grouped in ‘Desirable’
a)
highly important items
b)
moderately important items
c)
less important items
d)
None
38.
This VED Analysis is not suitable for
a)
Small production
b)
Mass production and Spare parts
c)
Batch production
d)
All
39.
VED Analysis preferred other than
a)
FSN Analysis
b)
HML Analysis
c)
SDE Analysis
d)
ABC Analysis
40.
__________________ is an inventory management technique that is based on the rate of consumption of spares and goods in an organization.
a)
VED Analysis
b)
FSN Analysis
c)
ABC Analysis
d)
None of these
41.
In FSN Analysis, the Alphabet N indicates the inventory that are_________
a)
Fast Moving
b)
slow moving
c)
not moving
d)
All of these
42.
Fast-moving inventory comprises inventory that moves in and out of stock fastest and most often.Items in this category generally comprise less than _____________ of the total inventory.
a)
0.2
b)
0.3
c)
0.4
d)
0.5
43.
FSN Analysis disadvantage is
a)
Environment protection
b)
Expensive
c)
Better Product cost
d)
All
44.
The combination of ABC-VED MATRIX is used in
a)
India
b)
Nigeria
c)
China
d)
All
45.
Spare part Planning is done for achieving _______of machine at optimum cost.
a)
Maximum Availability
b)
minimum availability
c)
none
d)
both
46.
Which of the following is not an inventory
a)
machines
b)
Raw materials
c)
finished products
d)
consumable tools
47.
The time period between placing an order its receipt in stocks is known as___________<br />
a)
Lead time
b)
carrying Time
c)
Shortage time
d)
overtime
48.
Classifying items in A,B and C Categories for selective control in inventory management is done by arranging items in the decreasing order of________________
a)
Total inventory costs
b)
item value
c)
Annual usage value
d)
item demand
49.
ABC Analysis deal with _______________
a)
Analysis of process chart
b)
Flow of metals
c)
ordering Schedule of job
d)
controllinginventory costs money
50.
Which one of the following is not a technique of inventory control_____________
a)
ABC Analysis
b)
FSN Analysis
c)
Golf Analysis
d)
FTMN Analysis
51.
_________________________is defined as the probability that a product, system, or service will perform its intended function adequately for a specified period of time
a)
Reliability
b)
Availability
c)
Quality
d)
Productivity
52.
_____________________represents the probability of a certain asset failing over time.
a)
Failure rate
b)
Reliability
c)
Availability
d)
Bathcurve
53.
______________________is the frequency with which an engineered system or component fails.
a)
Failure rate
b)
Reliability
c)
Availability
d)
Quality
54.
MTTF measures the average amount of time a _____________ asset operates before it fails..
a)
Repairable
b)
Non Repairable
c)
Both
d)
none of these
55.
__________is the average time it takes to recover from a product or system failure
a)
MTTF
b)
MTTR
c)
MTBF
d)
none of these
56.
MTTRS (Mean time to restore system)=
a)
Logistics time + MTTR
b)
Logistics time - MTTR
c)
MTTR-Logistics time
d)
none of these
57.
____________________refers to the stages through which a repairable item passes from the time of its removal or replacement until it is reinstalled or placed in stock in a serviceable condition.<br />
a)
Repair cycle
b)
Maintenance Economics
c)
inspection
d)
Availability
58.
________________refers to any cost incurred by an individual or business to keep their assets in good working condition.
a)
Repair cycle
b)
Maintenance Expense
c)
Availability
d)
none of these
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