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Inventory Management

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is the main objective of inventory management?

a)

Minimizing taxes

b)

Reducing customer satisfaction

c)

Ensuring materials are available for production and products are available for delivery

d)

Maximizing advertising costs

2.

Which type of inventory is held to meet future demand?

a)

Raw materials

b)

Work-in-process

c)

Finished goods

d)

Maintenance supplies

3.

Which of the following is not a function of inventory?

a)

To decouple operations

b)

To take advantage of quantity discounts

c)

To delay production

d)

To hedge against price increases

4.

What is the term for stock that is held due to uncertainty in demand or supply?

a)

Cycle stock

b)

Safety stock

c)

Anticipation stock

d)

Seasonal stock

5.

Which inventory type is associated with items currently being processed?

a)

Raw materials

b)

Finished goods

c)

Work-in-process

d)

Transit inventory

6.

The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model primarily helps in:

a)

Calculating depreciation

b)

Determining the optimal order quantity

c)

Designing the layout of the warehouse

d)

Reducing labor cost

7.

In the EOQ model, what happens if the order quantity is too high?

a)

Ordering costs decrease, holding costs increase

b)

Both ordering and holding costs decrease

c)

Holding costs decrease, ordering costs increase

d)

No effect on total cost

8.

Which of the following is an assumption of the basic EOQ model?

a)

Demand is variable

b)

Lead time is uncertain

c)

No stockouts are allowed

d)

Quantity discounts are considered

9.

What does the reorder point (ROP) indicate?

a)

Maximum stock level

b)

Minimum order quantity

c)

When to place a new order

d)

Total cost of inventory

10.

The reorder point is affected by which of the following factors?

a)

Setup cost

b)

Holding cost

c)

Lead time and demand rate

d)

Advertising expenses

11.

Which inventory review system places an order at fixed time intervals?

a)

Continuous review system

b)

Periodic review system

c)

JIT system

d)

Kanban system

12.

The Just-In-Time (JIT) inventory system aims to:

a)

Increase inventory levels

b)

Reduce inventory waste

c)

Eliminate supplier relationships

d)

Extend lead times

13.

In a fixed order quantity system, what triggers a reorder?

a)

Time

b)

Level of inventory reaching a reorder point

c)

Supplier request

d)

Budget approval

14.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of effective inventory management?

a)

Improved customer service

b)

Reduced storage costs

c)

Increased stockouts

d)

Better production planning

15.

Lead time in inventory management refers to:

a)

Time taken to sell a product

b)

Time taken to complete an order

c)

Time between ordering and receiving inventory

d)

Time between shipments

16.

The ABC analysis is primarily based on:

a)

Product size

b)

Alphabetical order

c)

Annual consumption value

d)

Supplier rating

17.

In ABC classification, 'A' items typically represent:

a)

The largest quantity of items

b)

The lowest consumption value

c)

The smallest percentage of items with the highest value

d)

Non-essential items

18.

Which of the following statements about ABC analysis is TRUE?

a)

All inventory items have equal importance

b)

B items are more important than A items

c)

C items require the highest level of control

d)

A items require the tightest control and frequent review

19.

What is the usual percentage range for 'A' class items in inventory quantity?

a)

50–60%

b)

10–20%

c)

30–40%

d)

70–80%

20.

Which of the following is a key benefit of ABC classification?

a)

It eliminates the need for safety stock

b)

It improves production efficiency

c)

It helps prioritize inventory management efforts

d)

It increases total inventory

21.

Which item is likely to be classified as a ‘C’ item?

a)

Expensive raw material

b)

High-value finished goods

c)

Low-cost bolts and nuts used in assembly

d)

Imported specialized parts

22.

In ABC analysis, the total value of A-class items is approximately:

a)

10% of total inventory value

b)

70–80% of total inventory value

c)

50% of total inventory value

d)

Equal to C-class value

23.

Which technique is commonly used to conduct ABC classification?

a)

Regression analysis

b)

Pareto analysis

c)

SWOT analysis

d)

Monte Carlo simulation

24.

The ABC analysis helps management by:

a)

Providing exact forecast for demand

b)

Setting uniform policies for all items

c)

Allowing differentiated control policies for different items

d)

Eliminating the need for forecasting

25.

What kind of control is typically applied to C-class items in ABC classification?

a)

Strict and frequent control

b)

Moderate control

c)

Minimal control

d)

No control at all