(5) Consider the following statement as it relates to the Product Process Matrix. A continuous process is characterized by high degree of job customization. This statement is: (a) True (b) False (6) Consider the following two statements that relate to the Product-Process Matrix and then choose the most appropriate answer from alternatives (a) to (d) (1) A job process is characterized by a higher level of standardization than a batch process (II) The per unit cost of a product manufactured by using a batch process would tend to be lower than for a product made using a line process (a) Only statement (I) is true (b) Only statement (II) is true (c) Both statements (I) and (II) are true (d) Neither statement (1) nor (II) is true (7) Consider the following two statements, (I) and (II), that relate to the Product-Process matrix and then choose the most appropriate answer from alternatives (a) to (d). (1) A company such as General Motors uses a line process to assemble cars (II) Among the 4 processes in the product-process matrix, the process used by a cardiologist (heart surgeon) on her patient in the operating room is best described as a batch process (a) Only statement (I) is true (b) Only statement (II) is true (c) Both statements (1) and (II) are true (d) Neither statement (1) nor (II) is true (8) Which of the following best represents a Back Office process? (a) The process involved in a taxi driver taking you from Rochester Hills to Detroit Metro Airport (b) The process of a cashier at Fifth Third Bank giving you cash from your checking account (c) The process involved in the payroll clerk calculating your paycheck at the company in which you are employed (d) The process of a server taking your order at Olive Garden (a dine-in Italian Restaurant) along Rochester Road. (e) The process involved in your doctor attending to you during an office visit (5) Consider the following statement as it relates to the Product Process Matrix. A continuous process is characterized by high degree of job customization. This statement is: (a) True (b) False (6) Consider the following two statements that relate to the Product-Process Matrix and then choose the most appropriate answer from alternatives (a) to (d) (1) A job process is characterized by a higher level of standardization than a batch process (II) The per unit cost of a product manufactured by using a batch process would tend to be lower than for a product made using a line process (a) Only statement (I) is true (b) Only statement (II) is true (c) Both statements (I) and (II) are true (d) Neither statement (1) nor (II) is true (7) Consider the following two statements, (I) and (II), that relate to the Product-Process matrix and then choose the most appropriate answer from alternatives (a) to (d). (1) A company such as General Motors uses a line process to assemble cars (II) Among the 4 processes in the product-process matrix, the process used by a cardiologist (heart surgeon) on her patient in the operating room is best described as a batch process (a) Only statement (I) is true (b) Only statement (II) is true (c) Both statements (1) and (II) are true (d) Neither statement (1) nor (II) is true (8) Which of the following best represents a Back Office process? (a) The process involved in a taxi driver taking you from Rochester Hills to Detroit Metro Airport (b) The process of a cashier at Fifth Third Bank giving you cash from your checking account (c) The process involved in the payroll clerk calculating your paycheck at the company in which you are employed (d) The process of a server taking your order at Olive Garden (a dine-in Italian Restaurant) along Rochester Road. (e) The process involved in your doctor attending to you during an office visit