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HBM Operations

Total soal: 25

Worksheet time: 18mins

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1.

Business operations is the department in a business that is responsible for:

a)

Marketing

b)

Finance

c)

Production of goods/provision of services

d)

Human resources

2.

Which of the following products is likely to be made using job production?

a)

Heinz baked beans

b)

Cadburys Dairy Milk

c)

Land Rover car

d)

Made to measure wedding dress

3.

Which of the following is a feature of flow production?

a)

Products are produced continually on a production line

b)

Products are one-off meeting customer needs exactly

c)

Products are made in small identical groups

d)

Cost of producing one unit is high

4.

A benefit to a business of introducing lean production methods is that:

a)

Unit costs should be minimised in the long term

b)

New processes will be easily implemented

c)

Training costs will be low

d)

All staff will be happy to take on additional responsibilities

5.

Which of the following stock control methods would involve frequent deliveries?

a)

Flow production

b)

Just in case

c)

Job production

d)

Just in time

6.

A business that becomes more streamlined as a result of effective supply chain management is said to be running more:

a)

Bureaucratically

b)

Expensively

c)

Efficiently

d)

Autocratically

7.

Which of the following is a benefit to a business of minimising waste in its supply chain?

a)

Lower unit costs

b)

Higher labour turnover

c)

Higher revenue

d)

Purchasing economies of scale can be achieved

8.

Which of the following is a direct benefit of having an efficient logistics department?

a)

Products arrive exactly when needed

b)

Labour productivity will reduce

c)

Efficiency will be minimised

d)

Staff motivation will increase

9.

Total quality management aims to:

a)

Give production line staff minimal say in the level of quality standards

b)

Check quality standards at the end of the production line

c)

Ensure that quality is the responsibility of everyone in an organisation

d)

Ensure a single person/single team is responsible for quality

10.

An advantage to a business of asking customers to complete on line surveys regarding customer services is that:

a)

An unbalanced view of quality standards may be gained

b)

Low response rate

c)

Cost effective to set up

d)

Incentive to complete the surveys may need to be offered

11.

The process of meeting customer needs successfully before, during and after a sale is called:

a)

Procurement

b)

Kaizen

c)

Customer service

d)

The sales process

12.

An employee greeting a customer and offering help when required are specific examples of:

a)

The sales process

b)

Post sales service

c)

Customer engagement

d)

Product knowledge

13.

Which of the following is a danger to a business of offering poor customer service?

a)

Increased flexibility with pricing

b)

Increased revenue

c)

Negative word of mouth

d)

Satisfied customers

14.

A business that allows its customers to make purchases in store, via its website or by the telephone is called a(n):

a)

Pure play retailer

b)

Omni-channel retailer

c)

E-tailer

d)

Bricks and mortar retailer

15.

The process of coordinating people and resources to ensure everything is in the right place at the right time is the role of which department in a business?

a)

Logistics

b)

Procurement

c)

Supply chain management

d)

Purchasing

16.

Business operations is the department in a business that is responsible for:

a)

Marketing

b)

Finance

c)

Production of goods/provision of services

d)

Human resources

17.

A benefit to a business of introducing lean production methods is that:

a)

Unit costs should be minimised in the long term

b)

New processes will be easily implemented

c)

Training costs will be low

d)

All staff will be happy to take on additional responsibilities

18.

Which of the following is a benefit to a business of minimising waste in its supply chain?

a)

Lower unit costs

b)

Higher labour turnover

c)

Higher revenue

d)

Purchasing economies of scale can be achieved

19.

Total quality management aims to:

a)

Give production line staff minimal say in the level of quality standards

b)

Check quality standards at the end of the production line

c)

Ensure that quality is the responsibility of everyone in an organisation

d)

Ensure a single person/single team is responsible for quality

20.

A business that allows its customers to make purchases in store, via its website or by the telephone is called a(n):

a)

Pure play retailer

b)

Omni-channel retailer

c)

E-tailer

d)

Bricks and mortar retailer

21.

A manufacturer employs 18 machinists in a workshop. During a single week, 1440 pairs of jeans are produced. Therefore, labour productivity per worker for the week was how many pairs of jeans

a)

80 pairs

b)

25 920 pairs

c)

1440 pairs

d)

18 pairs

22.

What does kaizen mean?

a)

Land of the rising sun

b)

Continuous improvement

c)

Multi-skilling

d)

Market orientated

23.

Which of the following is a potential disadvantage of TQM

a)

Waste and inefficiences rise

b)

It is expensive to implement

c)

It is not recognised globally

d)

It is unclear

24.

What impact will internal economies of scale have on costs?

a)

Total costs will fall

b)

Average costs will rise

c)

Variable costs will rise

d)

Average costs will fall

25.
Which of the following best describes quality?
a)
The service provided to a customer before, during and after purchasing.
b)
Products being made to a high standard to meet customer needs.
c)
A high level of productivity.