Free Printable Manufacturing

1.

A building or group of buildings where goods are manufactured or assembled chiefly by machine.

a)

Factory

b)

Office

c)

Showroom

d)

Bank

2.

Innovation is

a)

Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

b)

Being creative

c)

Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

d)

Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.

3.

Design & Development involves

a)

Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

b)

Being creative

c)

Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

d)

Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.

4.

Market Research is the

a)

Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

b)

Being creative

c)

Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

d)

Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.

5.

Output involves

a)

Taking a concept through the process of making a configuration, drawing, model, or plan that serves as the basis for the actual product and making sure the product meets specific needs or wants.

b)

Being creative

c)

Amount of energy, work, products, or services produced in a given period by a company, individual or machine.

d)

Process of assessing a new product or service through research (like surveys, focus groups, or product testing) to test reactions to a product or service before making it available to the general public.

6.

A Prototype is

a)

An original model on which something is patterned and used to develop a product.

b)

Make the actual product: usually includes technology, advanced machines, robotics and assembly lines.

c)

Where products can be stored before distribution.

d)

The expense of materials, labor, and other components of the manufacturing process to create an end product.

7.

Production

a)

An original model on which something is patterned and used to develop a product.

b)

Make the actual product: usually includes technology, advanced machines, robotics and assembly lines.

c)

Where products can be stored before distribution.

d)

The expense of materials, labor, and other components of the manufacturing process to create an end product.

8.

A manufacturing process in which parts are added as the semi-finished assembly moves from workstation to workstation where the parts are added in sequence until the final assembly is produced.

a)

Assembly Line

b)

Output

c)

Manufacturing

d)

Innovation

9.

Lean means

a)

The elimination of body fat

b)

The elimination of waste

c)

The elimination of negativity

d)

The elimination of trash

10.

Six Sigma means

a)

The reduction of body fat

b)

The reduction of waste

c)

The elimination of negativity

d)

The reduction of defects

11.

Focuses on Delays and wait times, overproduction, too much inventory, eliminating rework to fix mistakes, unnecessary or incorrect processing, and unnecessary movement of people and inventory.

a)

Lean

b)

Six Sigma

12.

Focuses on defects and deviations, setting goals and measurement, implementing solutions and verifying results.

a)

Lean

b)

Six Sigma

13.

Click on the types of wastes

a)

Inventory

b)

Waiting

c)

Transportation

d)

Trash

e)

Motion

14.

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

D stands for:

a)

Define

b)

Deduct

c)

Defects

d)

Deliver

15.

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

A stands for:

a)

Able

b)

Activate

c)

Analyze

d)

Allow

16.

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

M stands for:

a)

Mark

b)

Manufacture

c)

Measure

d)

Map

17.

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

C stands for:

a)

Call

b)

Cooperate

c)

Count

d)

Control

18.

Lean Six Sigma (DMAIC)

I stands for:

a)

Improve

b)

Intel

c)

Intrigue

d)

Information

Manufacturing

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

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