please answer the question u know

1,Quality can be defined as...

A. Fitness for use

B. Conformance to requirements

C. Consisting of eight dimensions: Performance, features, conformance, reliability, serviceability, durability, aesthetics, and perception.

D. All of the above

E. A & C only

2/ Statistically, a process operating at the "Six Sigma" level of quality will product just...

A. Two defects per million units produced.

B. Two defects per billion units produced.

C. Six defects per million units produced.

D. Six defects per billion units produced.

3/ "Lean" is a more general term that people use to describe how they follow philosophies and practices originally developed by...

A. Tim Wood.

B. Toyota Production System (TPS).

C. Henry Ford.

D. Honda Production System (HPS)

4/

The primary goal of Lean is to...

A. Satisfy your subordinates.

B. Minimize all forms of waste.

C. Operate at a six sigma level.

D. Make your suppliers hold your inventory.

5/ Taichi Ohno suggested seven wastes common in manufacturing. These are:

A. Transportation, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Under-producing, Maintainability, Defects

B. Inventory, Vehicle routing, Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Simultaneous processing, Defects

C. Transportation, Inventory, Dents, Motion, Scratches, Overproduction, Defects

D. Transportation, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Overproduction, Overprocessing, Defects

6/

A pull production approach...

A. Means that your production is synchronized only if your forecasts are correct.

B. Is consistent with Lean principles.

C. Requires maximum utilization on all machines.

D. Is about getting as much produced in as little time as possible.

7/

The first major step in DMAIC is to...

A. Define who is going to do the work.

B. Define potential solutions.

C. Define the problem.

D. Define resource requirements.

8/ Process modeling often begins in this phase of DMAIC.

A. Measure

B. Analyze

C. Improve

D. Control

9/ Design of Experiments (DOE) is a method used most often in which DMAIC step?

A. Define

B. Measure

C. Analyze

D. Improve

10/ Pareto Charts are a tool that can help identify...

A. The vital few from the trivial many.

B. The need to assess all defects equally.

C. The trivial few from the vital many.

D. Defects in the form of a scatter plot.