WorksheetsWorksheet MCQs Extraction
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Continuous improvement that involves all participants
Kaizen
Mass Production
Lean Manufacturing
Independent Variable
ASRS
Active Sugar Retention Silo
Automatic Sensor Retract System
Automated Storage and Retrieval System
Alien Star Retrieval System
CAM means what?
Computer Aided Modeling
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Computer Aided Machine
Computer Aiming Machines
What does CNC Mean?
Computer Numbered Computers
Computer Numerical Control
Computer Not-In Control
Computer Numbering Control
What does CAD Mean?
Computer Assisted Design
Computer Aided Design
Computers Added Diligence
Computer Aided Development
The use of technology to ease human labor or extend the mental or physical capabilities.
Labor
Innovation
Automation
Mechanical Advantage
JIT stands for which of the following?
Justified Inventory Teachings
Just In Time
Just Inventory Tolerance
Judgmental Iconic Terror
Lean manufacturing can best be described as
Limited Resources
Elimination of Time
Elimination of waste
Correct Processing
WIP Stands for which of the following
Work in Progress
Work in Process
Wages in Process
Waste In Process
The use of computers in converting the initial idea for a product into a detailed design.
CIM
CAM
AGV
CAD
A system that uses feedback from the input to control the output.
CAD
Open Loop
Closed Loop
Control System
A system that runs without any feedback to update the output.
Closed Loop
CAD
Open Loop
Control System
A graphical representation of the progress of a system
Manufacturing Process
Sketches
Flow Chart
Design Process
Cost of hiring employees could be considered this
Non-Value Added Cost
Processing Cost
Value-Added Cost
Variable cost
The general, fixed cost of running a business, such as rent, lighting, and heating expenses
Overhead
Value-Added Costs
Profit
Income costs
Basic substance in its natural state, used as an input to a production process
Generic Materials
Raw Materials
Income Materials
Fixed Materials
The quality of equipment or goods still useful after an extended period of time and usage.
Purpose
Defective
Durability
Design Effective
The process of making sure that products or services meet consistently high standards.
Quality Control
Morality
Ethics
Defective Products
A computer-controlled system that uses pallets and other interface equipment to transport work pieces to NC machine tools and other equipment in a flexible manufacturing system.
Automated Storage/Retrieval System
Computer Numerical Control
Computer Aided Design
Automated Guided Vehicle
A variable whose value depends on the value of another variable
Mass Production
Kaizen
Dependent Variable
Six Sigma
Robotics is the science and technology of robots, their design, manufacture, and application.
True
False
A highly structured methodology that incorporates techniques and tools for eliminating defects and variability from a process. To achieve this, a process must not produce more than 3.4 defects per million opportunities.
Lean Manufacturing
Mass Production
Six Sigma
Work-in-Process
A solid-state control system that has a user-programmable memory to store instructions.
Flexible Manufacturing System
Automated Guided Vehicle
Automation
Programmable Logic Controller
A flexible group of CNC machine tools that are highly automated and integrated capable of producing a family of parts.
Kaizen
Flexible Manufacturing System
Lean Manufacturing
Programmable Logic Controller
A line of text in a computer program that is ignored by the computer. Used to explain programs to humans.
"IF" statement
Code
"while" statement
Comment
The diamond-shaped block used for YES/NO questions. These blocks have two outputs: 1 (for yes) and 2 (for no).
Flow Lines
Decision Block
Input and Output Block
Closed Loop
The connecting line or arrow between symbols on a flow chart.
Sequential
Double lines
Dashed Lines
Flow Lines
A variable resistor.
Sonar
Potentiometer
Servo
Line Follower
A representation of a situation or problem with a similar but simpler model or a more easily manipulated model in order to determine experimental results.
Comment
Control System
Iterative
Simulation
A periodic cost that remains (more or less) unchanged irrespective of the output level or sales revenue of a firm.
Overhead
Profit
Raw Materials
Fixed Costs
Imperfect in form or function.
Durability
Competent
Ethics
Defective
The standards for ethical or moral behavior of a particular group. In our case it will be the Engineering Code of Ethics.
Moral
Economics
Competent
Ethics
Rules relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior.
Purpose
Durability
Morality
Defective
The ability of a product to do the job for which it was intended.
Durability
Competent
Purpose
Functionality
Properly or sufficiently qualified; capable or efficient.
Purpose
Competent
Durability
Functionality
