5. 6. SECTION 1. MULTIPLE CHOICE (2 pts each) 1 Gauge repeatability is the ability of (a)_ to obtain the same measurement value time(s) using the same measuring device on the same part. a. Single operator; one b. Multiple operators; one C. Single operator; multiple d. Multiple operator; multiple e. None of the above 2. The quality manual provides evidence of the following except? a. A process has been defined b. Procedures are being followed c. Procedures have been approved d. Procedures are under document control e. All of the above are evidence 3. is credited with creating the concept of control chart and statistical process control. a. Deming b. Juran c. Shewhart d. Feigenbaum e. Crosby 4. Unnecessarily taking action based on a point falling outside the control limits when the process is actually in control is error. a. Type b. Type II C. Type III d. Type C e. Type A The first step in constructing a variable control chart is a. Evaluate the process b. Determine the centerline c. Determine the upper control limit d. Set the lower control limit to O e. Determine the variable to be measured charts are needed when there are multiple causes for rejecting a product and the parameter of interest is the proportion of rejected products. a. Variables b. Delta C. Attributes d. Moving average e. Dodge-Romig Acceptance sampling is useful when 7. 8. a. Testing is destructive. b. The cost of 100% inspection is extremely low. C. 100% inspection is technologically feasible. d. Quality control is not needed. e. Testing is easy. sampling is used when simple random sampling might produce a sample that would not be representative of the lot. a. Simple random b. Stratified random C. Systematic d. Cluster e. None of the above