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Chapter 16 - Quiz
MULTIPLE CHOICE.
Choose the one alternative that
best completes the statement or answers the question.
1) What does TPS stand for?
A) Taguchi's Production S's
B) Total Process Simplification
C) Toronto Power System
D) Toyota Production System
E) Total Production Streamlining
2) Which of the following is generally found in
most JIT environments?
A) push systems
B) a push or pull system, depending upon
the rate of demand
C) a push system for purchased parts and a
pull system for manufactured parts
D) pull systems
E) a push system for high margin items and
a pull system for low margin items
3) Which of the following is specifically
characterized by a focus on continuous
improvement, respect for people, and standard
work practices?
A) Just
-
in
-
time (JIT)
B) Toyota Production System (TPS)
C) Lean operations
D) Material requirements planning (MRP)
E) kanban
4) Which of the following is specifically
characterized by continuous and forced
problem solving through a focus on throughput
and reduced inventory?
A) Just
-
in
-
time (JIT)
B) Toyota Production System (TPS)
C) Lean operations
D) Material requirements planning (MRP)
E) kanban
5) Concerning relationships with suppliers, which
of the following combinations is critical to the
success of JIT?
A) distant relationship with mistrust
B) close relationships with skepticism
C) distant relationships with skepticism
D) distant relationships with trust
E) close relationships with trust
6) Which of the following is specifically
characterized by the elimination of waste
through a focus on exactly what the customer
wants?
A) Just
-
in
-
time (JIT)
B) Toyota Production System (TPS)
C) Lean operations
D) Material requirements planning (MRP)
E) kanban
7) What is the time required to move orders
through the production process, from receipt to
delivery?
A) pull time
B) manufacturing cycle time
C) throughput
D) queuing time
E) push time
8) Throughput measures the time
A) between the arrival of raw materials and
the shipping of finished products.
B) to produce one whole product through an
empty system (i.e., with no waiting).
C) required to place an order with a supplier.
D) required to move orders through the
production process, from receipt to
delivery.
E) that it takes to process one unit at a
station.
9) The list of 5S's, although it looks like a
housekeeping directive, supports lean
production by
A) eliminating wasted motion through
ergonomic studies, in the "support" item.
B) reducing inventory, in the "standardize"
item.
C) increasing variability through
standardized procedures, in the
"standardize" item.
D) identifying non
-
value items and
removing them, in the "sort/segregate"
item.
E) building good safety practices, in the
"shine/sweep" item.
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10) If the goals of JIT partnerships are met, which of
the following is a result?
A) For incoming goods, receiving activity
and inspection are outsourced.
B) The number of suppliers increases.
C) In
-
plant inventory replaces in
-
transit
inventory.
D) In
-
transit inventory falls as suppliers are
located closer to facilities.
E) Short
-
term commitments
lower costs.
11) Which one of the following is a characteristic of
a JIT partnership?
A) frequent deliveries in large lot quantities
B) active pursuit of vertical integration
C) large number of suppliers
D) maximal product specifications imposed
on supplier
E) removal of incoming inspection
12) Characteristics of JIT partnerships with respect
to suppliers include
A) competitive bidding encouraged.
B) support suppliers so they become or
remain price competitive.
C) buyer plant demanding that suppliers
relocate their business.
D) buyer plant pursues vertical integration
to reduce the number of suppliers.
E) most suppliers at considerable distance
from purchasing organization.
13) A characteristic of JIT partnerships with respect
to quality is to
A) help suppliers meet quality requirement.
B) impose maximum product specifications
on the supplier.
C) maintain a steady output rate.
D) inspect all incoming parts.
E) draw up strict contracts ensuring that all
defectives will be immediately replaced.
14) Which one of the following is a concern
expressed by suppliers?
A) delivery to the point of use
B) customers' infrequent engineering
changes
C) having too many customers
D) having limited ability to respond to
changes in product and quality
E) large lot sizes
15) Reduction of in
-
transit inventory can be
encouraged through use of
A) supplier location near plants.
B) low setup costs.
C) low carrying costs.
D) low
-
cost, global suppliers.
E) use of trains, not trucks.
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Answer Key
Testname: CHAPTER 16
1) D
2) D
3) B
4) A
5) E
6) C
7) C
8) D
9) D
10) D
11) E
12) B
13) A
14) D
15) A
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