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Ch. 3 Inventory Management 20252 Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of ABC Analysis in inventory management?

a)

To categorize inventory based on importance

b)

To increase production speed

c)

To enhance customer satisfaction

d)

To reduce employee workload

2.

Which of the following is NOT a part of inventory management?

a)

Ordering inventory

b)

Storing inventory

c)

Marketing inventory

d)

Selling inventory

3.

Which of the following is a benefit of a large inventory?

a)

Lower capital costs

b)

Reduced ordering and setup costs

c)

Increased shrinkage

d)

Higher taxes

4.

Which cost is associated with maintaining a small inventory?

a)

Improved customer service

b)

Lower storage costs

c)

Faster deliveries

d)

Better equipment utilization

5.

What is one of the main purposes of inventory management?

a)

To increase the number of employees

b)

To keep the right amount of stock

c)

To reduce the quality of products

d)

To expand the physical store size

6.

How does inventory management help in achieving economies of scale?

a)

By increasing the number of suppliers

b)

By reducing the quality of products

c)

By allowing bulk purchases at a discount

d)

By expanding the store size

7.

How do companies use inventory to hedge against price increases?

a)

By selling products at a loss

b)

By buying more before prices rise

c)

By reducing their inventory levels

d)

By ignoring market trends

8.

What is a key reason for maintaining inventory during unpredictable events?

a)

To increase the unpredictability

b)

To ensure continuous production

c)

To reduce the number of suppliers

d)

To complicate the supply chain

9.

Which type of inventory is kept for busy times of the year, like holidays?

a)

Dead Stock

b)

Seasonal Stock

c)

Safety Stock

d)

Speculative Stock

10.

Which type of stock acts as a backup supply in case of delays or unexpected demand increases?

a)

Working Stock

b)

Dead Stock

c)

Safety Stock

d)

Cycle Stock

11.

Which type of stock is kept in anticipation of price increases?

a)

Working Stock

b)

Seasonal Stock

c)

Speculative Stock

d)

Dead Stock

12.

Why might a warehouse keep seasonal stock?

a)

To meet current demand

b)

To prepare for unexpected events

c)

To sell at a higher price later

d)

To meet holiday demand

13.

What is the role of working stock in a warehouse?

a)

To meet holiday demand

b)

To support normal production

c)

To meet actual demand without excess

d)

To store obsolete items

14.

What is the primary focus of storage cost in inventory management?

a)

Interest on money invested

b)

Renting and warehousing

c)

Managing taxes

d)

Potential product obsolescence

15.

What type of cost involves challenges like products expiring?

a)

Capital Cost

b)

Storage Cost

c)

Service Cost

d)

Risk Cost

16.

What does the service cost in inventory management ensure?

a)

Inventory is kept safe and compliant with laws

b)

Inventory is stored in rented spaces

c)

Money is invested wisely

d)

Products do not become obsolete

17.

Which system is described as producing goods in response to actual demand?

a)

Push System

b)

Pull System

c)

Both systems

d)

Neither system

18.

What is a disadvantage of a push system?

a)

It relies on actual demand

b)

It eliminates excess inventory

c)

It often leads to overproduction

d)

It matches production with orders

19.

What is a key benefit of a pull system?

a)

Large inventories are maintained

b)

Production is based on forecasts

c)

Waste is minimized

d)

Production occurs before orders

20.

During which stage are shipping and customs documents prepared?

a)

Order Placement

b)

Order Processing

c)

Order Preparation

d)

Order Shipment

21.

What does the Order Preparation stage involve?

a)

Agreeing on purchase details

b)

Preparing shipping instructions and packing lists

c)

Checking credit limits

d)

Delivering the order

22.

What is the primary purpose of the EOQ model?

a)

To increase production speed.

b)

To determine the best reorder point and quantity.

c)

To reduce employee workload.

d)

To maximize storage space.

23.

What does the EOQ model help prevent?

a)

Overproduction

b)

Shortages and associated expenses

c)

Employee turnover

d)

Excessive marketing costs

24.

What does the reorder point (ROP) indicate?

a)

When to stop production

b)

When to reorder inventory

c)

When to increase prices

d)

When to hire more staff

25.

What is a common consequence of having excess inventory?

a)

Improved customer satisfaction

b)

Higher storage costs

c)

Increased cash flow

d)

Reduced risk of stockouts