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WorksheetsProduct Design Quiz
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
The design strategy where the manufacturer improving quality and leaving the price
Luxuriousness strategy
Utility strategy
Pricing strategy
Quality strategy
Utility strategy
The analysis generates functional requirement which in turn generates specification for
Design analysis
Profit analysis
Cost analysis
Need analysis
Need analysis
The maintenance and repair of the product is the aspect of
Operational
Durability
Functional
Durability
Aesthetic
The process of reduction the number of types of products within a definite range is
Diversification
Simplification
Standardization
Simplification
Specialization
The following is the durability aspect of a product
Efficiency of the product
all of above
Easy to understand
Ease with which a product
all of above
Those consumer goods on which a significant group of buyers are habitually willing to make a special purchasing effort is classified as
Specialty goods
Specialty goods
Shopping goods
Convenience goods
Industrial goods
The shopping product consumer classification would include such as
Chocalate,Pen ,Tea
TV,PC,Phone
TV,PC,Phone
Ice cream Plant
House,Car,vacations
The convenience goods consumer classification would include such as
Ice cream Plant
House,Car,vacations
TV,PC,Phone
Chocalate,Pen ,Tea
Chocalate,Pen ,Tea
Goods that are frequently and immediately bought by consumers are classified as
Convenience goods
Specialty goods
Industrial goods
Convenience goods
Shopping goods
Those consumer goods which the customer in the process of selection and purchase in terms of quality, suitability and style is classified as
Shopping goods
Industrial goods
Convenience goods
Specialty goods
Shopping goods
The strategy in which volume of sales is very large, so a very marginal profit per unit will lead substantial gain is termed as
Utility Strategy
Luxuriousness Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Quality Strategy
Pricing Strategy
The product strategy which aims at high quality is known as___________
Utility Strategy
Quality Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Luxuriousness Strategy
Quality Strategy
The design strategy where the designer consider more on luxury and comfort rather than cost is known as____
Quality Strategy
Luxuriousness Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Luxuriousness Strategy
Utility Strategy
The design strategy where the manufacturer improving quality and leaving the price unchanged is known as ______________
Utility Strategy
Utility Strategy
Pricing Strategy
Luxuriousness Strategy
Quality Strategy
The amount of time that elapses from the inception of the idea for the new design until production starts is known as
Design Time
Time to Market
Analysis Time
Delay Time
Time to Market
The order of four process in 'Production - Consumption' Cycle
Production --> Distribution --> Consumption --> Recovery or Disposal
Consumption --> Recovery or Disposal --> Distribution --> Production
Distribution --> Recovery or Disposal --> Production --> Consumption
Production --> Distribution --> Consumption --> Recovery or Disposal
Consumption --> Production --> Recovery or Disposal --> Distribution
The 2 main objects that are concerned with 'Production - Consumption ' Cycle are
Value Addition and Information
Value Addition and Information
Value Addition and Resource Management
Information and Disposal
Resource and Wastage
Spot the odd member, in the process of 'Production - Consumption' Cycle
Distribution
Growth
Production
Recovery or Disposal
Growth
The terminology connected with 'Disposal' in Production - Consumption Cycle:
Growth
Goods
Scrap
Resources
Scrap
The difference between output and input values is known as
Loss
Gross profit
Gross profit
Increment
Marginal difference
Identify the term which emphasizes the importance of 'Design for Environment' is
Blue Product Design
Green Product Design
Yellow Product Design
Purple Product Design
Green Product Design
The design approach that tries to reduce the adverse impacts of products over the surroundings is
Product Design for Value Addition
Product Design for Environment
Product Design for Business Enhancement
Product Design for Environment
Product Design for Customer Satisfaction
The 3 factors that raises the importance of 'Design for Environment' are
Profit Yield, Industry Demand, Revolution Factors
Customer Satisfaction, Profit Need, Industry Regulation
Industry Desire, Profit Matching, Customer Demand
Customer Demand, Government Pressure, ISO requirement
Customer Demand, Government Pressure, ISO requirement
Young Designers must focus more on _________, while they design products, since it is the need of the hour
Design for Quality
Design for Profit Yield
Design for Environment
Design for Manufacturing
Design for Environment
Waste Management can be made effective by following the methods of ____________
Re-cycling
Disposing
Re-cycling
Burning
Dumping in Yards
Which of the following is not a measure of sustainable water management?
Preventing loss in the municipal pipes.
Preventing leakage from dams and canals
Building small reservoirs in place of a few mega projects
Reducing the rate of surface run-off water.
Reducing the rate of surface run-off water.
The ISO 9000 series was created by the ______________.
International Trade Organization
International Organization for Standardization
International Standards for Organization
Internal Organization for Standardization
International Organization for Standardization
In Product Life Cycle, which stage shows only few competitors?
Decline
Maturity
Introduction
Growth
Introduction
In Product Life Cycle, which stage shows, increasing sales rate and more competitors?
Maturity
Decline
Growth
Growth
Introduction
In Product Life Cycle, which stage shows, sales at its peak level yielding high profit?
Growth
Introduction
Maturity
Maturity
Decline
The sales reaches a saturation level at the _____________ stage of 'Product Life Cycle'
Growth
Introduction
Decline
Maturity
Maturity
In Product Life Cycle, at Decline Stage, Cost per customer will be ______
Medium
Low
Low
High
Neutral
In which of the following stages of product life cycle a campany reduces sales promotion to take advantage of heavy consumer demand?
decline
maturity
growth
Introduction
growth
In which of the following stages of product life cycle a campany reduces sales promotion to take advantage of heavy consumer demand?
growth
Introduction
decline
growth
maturity
Branding of product
gives customer rebate on MRP
makes it more saleable
differentiates it from other products in the market
make it more attractive for customer
differentiates it from other products in the market
In which of the following stages of the product life cycle do profit peak?
Saturation
Growth
Maturity
Introduction
Maturity
In 'Product Life Cycle' a stage represents rapid growth of product sale knows as
Mature phase
Market introduction phase
Growth phase
Growth phase
Saturation phase
