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These Are Sample MCQ'S, MAY OR MAY NOT Appear in The Examination

These questions provide multiple choice answers for quality management concepts. They cover topics like total quality management (TQM), Six Sigma, quality costs, customer focus, and quality gurus like Deming and Juran. The questions are intended as sample questions that may or may not appear on an examination.

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These Are Sample MCQ'S, MAY OR MAY NOT Appear in The Examination

These questions provide multiple choice answers for quality management concepts. They cover topics like total quality management (TQM), Six Sigma, quality costs, customer focus, and quality gurus like Deming and Juran. The questions are intended as sample questions that may or may not appear on an examination.

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Q Quality also can be looked at in terms of user satisfaction which includes


A a) A compliant product
A b) Good quality output
A c) Delivery within budget and schedule
A d) All of the mentioned
According to Pareto’s principle, x% of defects can be traced to y% of all causes.
Q What are the values of x and y?
A a) 60, 40
A b) 70, 30
A c) 80, 20
A d) No such principle exists
Q What is Six Sigma?
A a) It is the most widely used strategy for statistical quality assurance
A b) The “Six Sigma” refers to six standard deviations
c) It is the most widely used strategy for statistical quality assurance AND The
A “Six Sigma” refers to six standard deviations
d) A Formal Technical Review(FTR) guideline for quality walkthrough or
A inspection
Q Which of the following is not a core step of Six Sigma?
A a) Define
A b) Control
A c) Measure
A d) Analyse
Q Which of the following is correct for TQM?
A a) Quality strategy in TQM emanates from top
A b) TQM is a static process
A c) It is a management approach to short-term success through customer
A d) It is used to improve processes not products
Q Which part in quality management is the critical part?
A a) Process thinking
A b) Performance measurement
A c) Customer’s view
A d) Systematic approach
Which of the following is correct option for given statements about TQM?
Statement 1: Design of the formal system is a one time effort.
Q Statement 2: TQM is a management philosophy
A a) F, F
A b) F, T
A c) T, T
A d) T, F
Q What is included in the quality assessment in TQM?
A a) Strategic quality planning
A b) Management of process quality
A c) Quality and operational results
A d) Information and analysis
Q Which factor is the basis of Decision making in TQM?
A a) Facts only
A b) Opinions only
A c) Facts and opinions both
A d) Neither facts nor opinions
Q What is the primary focus of the quality management system?
A a) Customer focus
A b) Engagement of people
A c) Process approach
A d) Improvement
Q What is not true for the quality system requirements?
A a) Generic
A b) Depends upon size of organisation
A c) Independent of type of organisation
A d) Applicable to any organisation
Q What is not true for the quality system requirements?
A a) Generic
A b) Depends upon size of organisation
A c) Independent of type of organisation
A d) Applicable to any organisation
Q What is quality control?
A a) Process of recognition of entire manufacturing process
A b) Concerned with the integration of all the efforts in organisation
A c) Detection of defects in a product
A d) Minimization of material level
Q QFD stands for ______________
A Quantity for deployment
A Quality for deployment
A Quality function deployment
A Quality for decision
Q elements of quality management system are ______________
A organizational structure
A responsibilities
A procedures
A all the three (not sure)
Q Based on his 14 Points, Deming is a strong proponent of ______________
A inspection at the end of the production process
A an increase in numerical quotas to boost productivity
A looking for the cheapest supplier
A training and knowledge
According to Deming most of the problems are related to systems and it is the
Q responsibility of the management to improve the systems
A correct
A correct to some extent
A correct to great extent
A Taguchi
A maturity model can be used as a benchmark for comparison and as an aid to
Q understanding
A TRUE
A FALSE
A depends
A can't say
Q Identify the cost not likely to reduce as a result of better quality.
A Maintenance costs
A Inspection costs
A Scrap costs
A Warranty and service costs
Quality management includes forming and directing a team of people to
achieve a qualitative goal within an effective cost and time frame that results
Q in ______________
A a project completed in shortest possible time.
A a product or service that conforms to the required specifications.
A an award-winning product that brings public recognition to the project
A an innovative project that establishes qualification of the project team
establishing measurements based on customer needs for optimizing product
Q design is known as ______________
A Quality planning
A quality improvement
A quality control
A Quality planning (Actual answer is Quality planning roadmap)
The taste of burgers across all McDonald outlets should be same. This is an
Q example of ______________.
A Sensory critical to quality Characteristic
A Physical critical to Quality Characteristic
A Time Orientation critical to Quality Characteristic
A None of the above
Q _____________ is not a process tools for TQM systems
A process flow analysis
A histograms
A plier
A control charts
Q Inspection, scrap, and repair are examples of ______________
A internal costs
A external costs
A costs of dissatisfaction
A societal costs
Q Customers are primarily concerned with ______________
A Communication, courtesy, and credibility of the sales person
A Communication, responsiveness, and cleverness of the sales person
A Competence, courtesy, and security of the sales person
A Competence, responsiveness, and reliability of the sales person
Q Assured quality is necessary for building customer confidence.
A correct
A correct to some extent
A correct to great extent
A incorrect
______________ are the areas that will be covered by the organization's
Q processes
A process areas
A product Areas
A private areas
A preset areas
All of the following costs are likely to decrease as a result of better quality
Q except ______________
A customer dissatisfaction costs
A inspection costs
A maintenance costs
A warranty and service costs
Q Quality is defined by the customer" is
A An unrealistic definition of quality
A A user-based definition of quality
A A manufacturing-based definition of quality
A A product-based definition of quality
Q TQM stands for ______________
A Total Quality Management
A Total Quantity Management
A Total Qualitative Management
A To question management
After E.deming, who is considered to have the greatest impact in quality
Q management?
A Kauro Ishikawa
A Joseph M. Juran
A W.E. Deming
A Genichi Tagucchi
Q Quality practices must be carried out ______________
A at the start of the project
A throuout the life of the project
A no neeed to carry out quality practices
A at the end of the project

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