Answer these 600+ Operations Management MCQs and see how sharp is your knowledge of Operations Management. Scroll down and let's start!
A. All of these
B. ROI
C. Free Cash Flows
D. The P&L statement
A. The customer whose data is used in the report
B. There is no supplier
C. Bank teller
D. The credit agency
A. False
B. True
A. one
B. five
C. three
D. seven
A. item limit
B. population limit
C. control limit
D. sample limit
A. It depends on the context
B. Output
C. Input
A. SWOT
B. Competitive Advantage
C. Strategy
D. Tactic
A. False
B. True
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. FALSE
A. QS-5000
B. ISO 5000
C. QS-9000
D. ISO 9000
A. All of these are included in the 10 steps
B. Calculate the risk priority number for each effect
C. Review the process or the product
D. Prioritize the failure modes for action
A. clearly stating the beginning, end, and function of a process.
B. setting the cost ceiling
C. defining a volume limit
D. determining stakeholders
A. False
B. True
A. True
B. False
A. All of these
B. Defining relationships with inputs and suppliers
C. Defining process scope
D. Identifying customers
A. Making sure the team stays on track toward the completion of the FMEA
B. Ensuring the team is prepared with all necessary materials
C. all of these
D. Planning and facilitating meetings
A. Eliminate waste processes
B. Provide a better understanding of the customer
C. All of these
D. Clearly define a process
A. 250
B. There is no target FMEA, it's up to the company to decide how much to improve
C. 500
D. 100
A. an alarm in the processing chain of command
B. list of risks
C. clear description of the issues that a team needs to address
D. a formal complain from a customer
A. FALSE
B. True
A. True
B. False
A. A smartphone
B. A car
C. A well made car
D. A t-shirt
A. False
B. True
A. Maturity, Saturation, Growth, Decline
B. Maturity, Growth, Saturation, Decline
C. Growth, Saturation, Growth, Decline
D. Growth, Maturity, Saturation, Decline
A. product
B. process
C. cost
D. road
A. constant innovation of new products
B. customization of the product
C. setting equipment utilization goals below the industry average
D. speed of delivery
A. False
B. True
A. False
B. True
A. I
B. Alpha
C. Y
D. X
A. A cause and effect diagram
B. A RACI Diagram
C. A Pie Chart
D. A GANTT Diagram
A. secure financial resources
B. oversee the transformation process
C. maintain quality
D. schedule work
A. Gantt Chart
B. Process Map
C. Check Sheet
D. Histogram
A. Pie chart
B. Pareto chart
C. Gantt chart
D. Histogram
A. Selecting the location and layout of a facility
B. How much capacity is required to balance demand
C. Deciding which market areas to manufacture products for
D. How to use quality techniques to reduce waste
A. False
B. TRUE
A. one; multiple
B. a couple ; no
C. multiple; one
D. multiple; multiple
A. a behavior chart
B. a histogram
C. a bell curve
D. a box and whisker plot
A. Detection
B. Cost
C. Indenture levels
D. Probability
A. Measure
B. Analyze
C. Cause
D. Define
A. Detection
B. Severity
C. Intensity
D. Occurrence
A. A carpenter
B. A family doctor
C. A front office bank
D. A fast food restaurant
A. Response
B. Levels
C. Factors
D. None of these
A. The number of times a process or product fails during testing
B. All the ways a process or product can fail
C. The number of times a process or product fails during the product's launch
D. None of these
A. (Number of defects observed)/(Number of units inspected)
B. (Cost per defect)/(Total defects)
C. (Number of units inspected)/(Number of defects) - (Number of defects)
D. (Number of units inspected)/(Number of defects observed)
A. moderate
B. severe
C. few
D. many
A. cost
B. output
C. input
D. customer
A. Dependent Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
B. Dynamic Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
C. Detrimental Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
D. Design Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
A. Ranking, Severity, and Frequency
B. Severity, Ranking, and Time
C. Frequency, Ranking, and Category
D. Severity, Occurrence, and Detection
A. Resultant
B. Controllable
C. Equipment
D. Cheap