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20 Test Questions108. The quality tools used in auditing can be used in other applications of quality aswell.A. TrueB. False109. Sampling plans can be used in auditing as well as other areas of quality.A. TrueB. False110. Corrective action requests (CARs) are used in what way(s)?A. To inform improvement effortsB. To justify needed resourcesC. As references for auditor follow-upD. All of the above111. Which of the seven basic quality control tools appears as a bar chart with datastacked from the largest to the smallest?A. HistogramB. Pareto chartC. Run chartD. Scatter diagram112. What information do we obtain from a “fishbone” diagram?A. Ranking of dataB. Strength of relationshipsC. Sources of dataD. Cause and effect113. Which of the seven basic quality control tools helps us understand steps in aprocess?A. Run chartB. Affinity diagramC. Radar chartD. Flowchart114. For what purpose are check sheets used?A. Making calculationsB. Checking calculationsC. Tabulating dataD. Graphing data
Test Questions 21115. Which of the seven basic quality control tools helps us identify relationshipsbetween two quantitative variables?A. Scatter diagramB. Cause and effect diagramC. HistogramD. Check sheet116. Which of the seven basic quality control tools is a bar chart with the dataorganized as it occurs within a process (i.e., the data are not sorted from largest tosmallest)?A. FlowchartB. HistogramC. Pareto chartD. Run chart117. Who developed the plan-do-check-act (PDCA) cycle?A. JuranB. DemingC. ShewhartD. Ishikawa118. Who developed the plan-do-study-act (PDSA) cycle?A. JuranB. DemingC. ShewhartD. Gryna119. What is the primary purpose of the PDCA and PDSA cycles?A. Failure mode and effects analysisB. MaintainabilityC. Process improvementsD. Error detection120. There are eight wastes in production or service delivery systems: overproduction,waiting, unnecessary transportation of materials or products, overprocessing,inventory, unnecessary employee movement, production of defective parts, andunderutilization of employees. What is our ultimate goal with respect to thesewastes?A. EliminationB. ReductionC. MitigationD. Preservation
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115. Which of the seven basic quality control tools helps us identify relationships
between two quantitative variables?
A. Scatter diagram
B. Cause and effect diagram
C. Histogram
D. Check sheet
116. Which of the seven basic quality control tools is a bar chart with the data
organized as it occurs within a process (i.e., the data are not sorted from largest to
smallest)?
A. Flowchart
B. Histogram
C. Pareto chart
D. Run chart
117. Who developed the plan-do-check-act (PDCA) cycle?
A. Juran
B. Deming
C. Shewhart
D. Ishikawa
118. Who developed the plan-do-study-act (PDSA) cycle?
A. Juran
B. Deming
C. Shewhart
D. Gryna
119. What is the primary purpose of the PDCA and PDSA cycles?
A. Failure mode and effects analysis
B. Maintainability
C. Process improvements
D. Error detection
120. There are eight wastes in production or service delivery systems: overproduction,
waiting, unnecessary transportation of materials or products, overprocessing,
inventory, unnecessary employee movement, production of defective parts, and
underutilization of employees. What is our ultimate goal with respect to these
wastes?
A. Elimination
B. Reduction
C. Mitigation
D. Preservation
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