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IR 4.0_DESIGN THINKING C3&4

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Industry 4.0?

a)

Streamlining mass production processes

b)

Enhancing human intelligence

c)

Minimizing the use of automation

d)

Facilitating analog communication

2.

Which technology often works in tandem with AI to enable real-time monitoring and control of manufacturing processes in Industry 4.0?

a)

Virtual Reality (VR)

b)

Augmented Reality (AR)

c)

Blockchain

d)

Internet of Things (IoT)

3.

In Industry 4.0, what does the term "cognitive manufacturing" refer to?

a)

Production processes that require minimal human intervention

b)

The integration of AI and IoT to enable self-optimizing factories

c)

Traditional manufacturing methods with no technological enhancements

d)

The use of AI to create lifelike simulations of production environments

4.

What is the significance of the manufacturing sector in Malaysia's economy?

a)

It plays a minor role in the economy.

b)

It is the largest contributor to the country's GDP.

c)

Malaysia doesn't have a manufacturing sector.

d)

It primarily relies on agriculture for economic growth.

5.

Why is it essential for Malaysia's manufacturing sector to embrace Industry 4.0 technologies?

a)

To reduce manufacturing activities in the country.

b)

To maintain a traditional approach to production.

c)

To enhance productivity and global competitiveness.

d)

To promote unskilled labor over automation.

6.

Which of the following is a key feature of Industry 4.0 that can benefit Malaysia's manufacturing sector?

a)

High labor costs

b)

Manual and outdated processes

c)

Automation, IoT, and data analytics

d)

Strict government regulations

7.

What are the potential advantages of Malaysia embracing Industry 4.0 in its manufacturing sector?

a)

Increased unemployment and reduced economic growth.

b)

Greater efficiency, reduced waste, and improved product quality.

c)

Higher manufacturing costs and reduced global market access.

d)

Over-reliance on imported goods.

8.

How can Malaysia prepare its workforce for the demands of Industry 4.0 in manufacturing?

a)

By promoting traditional manufacturing methods.

b)

By investing in education and training programs for Industry 4.0 skills.

c)

By discouraging automation and technological advancements.

d)

By reducing access to technology in the workplace.

9.

What are the three major factors impacting the future of manufacturing in Malaysia?

a)

Economic growth, agricultural advancements, and political stability.

b)

Global supply chain disruptions, technological advancements, and workforce development.

c)

Cultural trends, historical landmarks, and natural resources.

d)

Environmental conservation, international trade agreements, and tourism.

10.

How are global supply chain disruptions affecting manufacturing in Malaysia?

a)

They have no impact on the manufacturing sector.

b)

They are strengthening Malaysia's manufacturing capabilities.

c)

They are creating challenges and vulnerabilities.

d)

They are primarily benefiting agriculture in Malaysia.

11.

Which of the following is a key technological advancement impacting the future of manufacturing in Malaysia?

a)

Increased use of traditional manufacturing techniques.

b)

A decline in the use of automation and robotics.

c)

Adoption of Industry 3.0 practices.

d)

Implementation of Industry 4.0 technologies like IoT and AI.

12.

What is another common name for Additive Manufacturing?

a)

3D Printing

b)

Machining

c)

Injection Molding

d)

Laser Cutting

13.

Additive manufacturing is known for its ability to produce complex geometries and intricate internal structures. What advantage does this offer?

a)

Lower cost of production

b)

Faster production times

c)

Enhanced design flexibility

d)

Reduced material waste

14.

Which industry has widely adopted additive manufacturing for rapid prototyping, tooling, and even end-use parts?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Entertainment

c)

Aerospace

d)

Tourism

15.

Which of the following is a key advantage of Additive Manufacturing (AM) over traditional manufacturing methods?

a)

Higher material waste

b)

Slower production speeds

c)

Limited design complexity

d)

Reduced tooling and setup costs