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SCM - Sourcing & Pricing Decisions

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary objective of sourcing ?

a)

Maximizing profits

b)

Selecting suppliers for uninterrupted production

c)

Minimizing production costs

d)

Expanding market reach

2.

Sourcing involves:

a)

Selling products to customers

b)

Selecting suppliers of materials for production

c)

Advertising products to target audience

d)

Managing human resources

3.

Which factor is NOT considered in strategic sourcing ?

a)

Cost

b)

Quality

c)

Supplier location

d)

Customer preferences

4.

Why is strategic sourcing important for businesses ?

a)

To increase advertising budget

b)

To improve product design

c)

To ensure uninterrupted production

d)

To decrease employee turnover

5.

Which of the following is a benefit of effective sourcing ?

a)

Increased production downtime

b)

Higher production costs

c)

Enhanced product quality

d)

Decreased customer satisfaction

6.

What does uninterrupted production mean in the context of sourcing ?

a)

Halting production for maintenance

b)

Consistent flow of materials for production

c)

Frequent changes in product design

d)

Reducing workforce

7.

Strategic goals in sourcing are aligned with :

a)

Marketing tactics

b)

Production targets

c)

Customer feedback

d)

Employee training

8.

In sourcing, supplier selection is based on :

a)

Random choice

b)

Business's strategic goals

c)

Employee preferences

d)

Price fluctuations

9.

Which phase of sourcing involves evaluating potential suppliers ?

a)

Planning

b)

Selection

c)

Negotiation

d)

Implementation

10.

Which type of sourcing focuses on finding suppliers who offer the lowest cost possible ?

a)

Strategic sourcing

b)

Tactical sourcing

c)

Cost-based sourcing

d)

Low-cost country sourcing

11.

Sourcing that emphasizes building long-term relationships with suppliers for mutual benefit is known as :

a)

Transactional sourcing

b)

Reactive sourcing

c)

Collaborative sourcing

d)

Exploitative sourcing

12.

When a business sources materials locally to support the community and reduce carbon footprint, it is practicing :

a)

Domestic sourcing

b)

Global sourcing

c)

Regional sourcing

d)

Sustainable sourcing

13.

Which type of sourcing involves leveraging the capabilities of suppliers for innovation and competitive advantage ?

a)

Transactional sourcing

b)

Collaborative sourcing

c)

Tactical sourcing

d)

Reactive sourcing

14.

Sourcing from suppliers located in countries with lower production costs is known as :

a)

Tactical sourcing

b)

Strategic sourcing

c)

Low-cost country sourcing

d)

Expensive country sourcing

15.

In which type of sourcing, the emphasis is on quick and efficient procurement to meet immediate needs ?

a)

Transactional sourcing

b)

Collaborative sourcing

c)

Tactical sourcing

d)

Reactive sourcing

16.

When a company sources materials from multiple suppliers to reduce dependency on a single source, it is practicing :

a)

Dual sourcing

b)

Single sourcing

c)

Multi-sourcing

d)

Exclusive sourcing

17.

Sourcing that prioritizes quality, reliability, and long-term stability over cost savings is known as :

a)

Tactical sourcing

b)

Strategic sourcing

c)

Cost-based sourcing

d)

Transactional sourcing

18.

Sourcing that involves outsourcing non-core functions to specialized suppliers is called :

a)

Insourcing

b)

Vertical integration

c)

Outsourcing

d)

Co-sourcing

19.

Which type of sourcing involves reactive responses to immediate needs and lacks long-term planning?

a)

Strategic sourcing

b)

Tactical sourcing

c)

Collaborative sourcing

d)

Transactional sourcing

20.

Which of the following best describes the focus of sourcing ?

a)

Ensuring the entire procure to pay process is efficient

b)

Managing internal and external risks and relationships

c)

Finding and vetting suppliers

d)

Identifying suppliers to fulfill business needs

21.

What is the primary focus of procurement ?

a)

Finding and vetting suppliers

b)

Managing internal and external risks and relationships

c)

Ensuring the business gets what it needs to operate

d)

Evaluating supplier and supply chain risks

22.

Which process involves RFI's, RFP's, and RFQ's ?

a)

Sourcing

b)

Procurement

c)

Both sourcing and procurement

d)

Inventory management

23.

What additional elements are included in procurement compared to sourcing ?

a)

Purchase Orders (PO's) and Invoices

b)

Supplier and supply chain risk evaluation

c)

RFI's, RFP's, and RFQ's

d)

Identifying suppliers to fulfill business needs

24.

Which function is responsible for managing internal and external risks and relationships ?

a)

Sourcing

b)

Procurement

c)

Both sourcing and procurement

d)

Logistics

25.

Which process evaluates suppliers and supply chain risks ?

a)

Sourcing

b)

Procurement

c)

Both sourcing and procurement

d)

Quality control

26.

Which term refers to the process of identifying suppliers to fulfill business needs ?

a)

Sourcing

b)

Procurement

c)

Supply chain management

d)

Supplier relationship management

27.

Which phase of the procure to pay process includes Purchase Orders (PO's) and Invoices ?

a)

Sourcing

b)

Evaluation

c)

Negotiation

d)

Procurement

28.

What is the common objective of both sourcing and procurement ?

a)

Maximizing profits

b)

Finding and vetting suppliers

c)

Managing internal and external risks

d)

Ensuring uninterrupted production

29.

What is the primary difference between sourcing and procurement ?

a)

Sourcing focuses on finding suppliers, while procurement focuses on the entire procure to pay process

b)

Sourcing evaluates supplier and supply chain risks, while procurement manages internal and external risks and relationships

c)

Sourcing includes RFI's, RFP's, and RFQ's, while procurement includes Purchase Orders (PO's) and Invoices

d)

There is no difference, the terms are interchangeable

30.

What does RFI stand for in the context of procurement ?

a)

Request for Inspection

b)

Request for Inquiry

c)

Request for Information

d)

Request for Inventory

31.

In procurement processes, what does the abbreviation RFP typically stand for ?

a)

Request for Purchase

b)

Request for Proposal

c)

Request for Pricing

d)

Request for Procurement

32.

In procurement processes, what does the abbreviation RFQ typically stand for ?

a)

Request for Quality

b)

Request for Quota

c)

Request for Quotation

d)

Request for Query

33.

In procurement processes, what does the abbreviation EOI typically stand for ?

a)

Expression of Inquiry

b)

Expression of Interest

c)

Evaluation of Inventory

d)

Examination of Invoices

34.

What is the primary purpose of issuing an EOI in procurement ?

a)

To negotiate terms and conditions with suppliers

b)

To gather information about suppliers' capabilities

c)

To solicit formal proposals from potential suppliers

d)

To identify potential suppliers interested in participating in a procurement process

35.

Which document might a company issue to formally invite suppliers to express their interest in providing goods or services ?

a)

RFI (Request for Information)

b)

RFP (Request for Proposal)

c)

RFQ (Request for Quotation)

d)

EOI (Expression of Interest)

36.

When a company wants to gauge interest from potential suppliers before issuing formal procurement documents, which document might they issue ?

a)

RFI (Request for Information)

b)

RFP (Request for Proposal)

c)

RFQ (Request for Quotation)

d)

EOI (Expression of Interest)

37.

What is the primary goal of issuing an EOI in procurement ?

a)

To negotiate terms and conditions with suppliers

b)

To gather information about suppliers' capabilities

c)

To identify potential suppliers interested in participating in a procurement process

d)

To obtain competitive pricing from potential suppliers

38.

Which stage of the procurement process typically involves issuing an EOI ?

a)

Contract negotiation

b)

Supplier selection

c)

Market research

d)

Order placement

39.

When might a company issue an EOI in the procurement process ?

a)

After receiving proposals from suppliers

b)

Before issuing a purchase order

c)

After signing a contract with a supplier

d)

During the payment process

40.

What does the "I" stand for in the acronym EOI ?

a)

Inquiry

b)

Interest

c)

Inventory

d)

Invitation

41.

What is typically included in an EOI ?

a)

Detailed requirements and evaluation criteria

b)

Supplier pricing information

c)

Terms and conditions of the procurement process

d)

Request for specific information from suppliers

42.

What is the initial step in the e-sourcing process ?

a)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

b)

Assessing Quotations

c)

eAuction

d)

Gathering Information (RFI)

43.

Which stage of the e-sourcing process involves creating a shortlist of potential suppliers ?

a)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

b)

Assessing Quotations

c)

eAuction

d)

Awarding Contract

44.

Which component of the e-sourcing process involves electronic bidding ?

a)

Gathering Information (RFI)

b)

eAuction

c)

Assessing Quotations

d)

Awarding Contract

45.

When does the e-sourcing process involve determining the contract value ?

a)

Gathering Information (RFI)

b)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

c)

eAuction

d)

Awarding Contract

46.

What is the final step in the e-sourcing process before handing off to eProcurement ?

a)

Gathering Information (RFI)

b)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

c)

eAuction

d)

Awarding Contract

47.

Which stage of the e-sourcing process involves evaluating supplier responses ?

a)

Gathering Information (RFI)

b)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

c)

Assessing Quotations

d)

Awarding Contract

48.

In the e-sourcing process, what does RFI stand for ?

a)

Request for Inquiry

b)

Request for Information

c)

Request for Invitations

d)

Request for Investments

49.

Which stage of the e-sourcing process involves inviting suppliers to submit their pricing and proposals ?

a)

Gathering Information (RFI)

b)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

c)

Assessing Quotations

d)

eAuction

50.

What is the purpose of an eAuction in the e-sourcing process ?

a)

To gather information from potential suppliers

b)

To evaluate supplier responses

c)

To electronically bid for contracts

d)

To create a shortlist of suppliers

51.

Which stage of the e-sourcing process involves finalizing and awarding the contract to the selected supplier ?

a)

Inviting Quotations (RFP & RFQ)

b)

Assessing Quotations

c)

eAuction

d)

Awarding Contract

52.

Which stage in the sourcing process involves obtaining products directly from the producers ?

a)

Wholesalers

b)

Distributors

c)

Manufacturers

d)

Importers

53.

At which stage of the sourcing process are products purchased in bulk and then sold to retailers?

a)

Manufacturers

b)

Wholesalers

c)

Distributors

d)

Importers