1. Standardized work is a process whose goal is ___________________________.
   1. To find the single best way
   2. Continuous improvement/kaizen
   3. To lay people off when they arent needed
   4. Overload machinery

2. In a JIT system, processes should be linked through ________ and ___________.
   1. Yelling and punishing
   2. Pulleys and ramps
   3. Chutes and ladders
   4. Kanban and Heijunka

3. In a lean system, ____________________ should design and improve the standardized work.
   1. Managers
   2. Engineers
   3. Workers
   4. The COO

4. ________ is a lean term, thats goal is to prevent defects and improve quality. Lean organizations use _____ to support this goal, by producing only what and when the ______ demands.
   1. Jidoka; JIT; Customer
   2. Heijunka; Poka Yokes; Executives
   3. Kanban; Jidoka; Owner
   4. Poka Yokes; JIT; Manager

5. Lean tools that support Jidoka and help eliminate human error include:
   1. Andon cords
   2. Standardized work
   3. Poka-Yokes
   4. All of the above

6. The most basic principle of JIT production is that you only produce something when a _________ demands it.
   1. Customer
   2. Supplier
   3. Manager
   4. Robber

7. When working to improve standardized work, we can use lean tools such as ________ or _________ to identify waste/MUDA and value-added steps in processes.
   1. Stop watches, clocks
   2. Engineer, quality control managers
   3. Value stream maps, process maps
   4. Telescopes, microscopes

8. Benefits of a cell layout include:
   1. Reduced WIP
   2. Ease of communication and quality feedback
   3. Ease of single piece flow production
   4. All of the above

9. When standardized work is used as a basis for all work, we can ___________ much more efficiently.
   1. Eliminate jobs
   2. Problem solve
   3. Push production
   4. Nit-pick

10. Jidokas goal is to ________ and ____________.
    1. Hide problems and keep working
    2. Prevent defects and improve quality
    3. Fire employees and buy more machines
    4. Cost more money and produce less