Chapter 5 Test - Manufacturing
Chapter 5 Test - Manufacturing
- 1.Putting two materials together into one
- A.
Subsystem
- B.
Work Cell
- C.
Separating
- D.
Manufacturing
- E.
Combining
- 2.Cutting materials to size and shape
- A.
Work Cell
- B.
Separating
- C.
Just-In-Time Inventory
- D.
Manufacturing
- E.
Combining
- 3.Changing materials into consumable products
- A.
Technology
- B.
Subsystem
- C.
PLCs
- D.
Manufacturing
- E.
Quality Assurance
- 4.Checking products to make sure they meet all the specifications and plans
- A.
PLCs
- B.
Quality Assurance
- C.
Subsystem
- D.
Technology
- E.
Work Cell
- 5.A smaller system inside a larger system
- A.
PLCs
- B.
Quality Assurance
- C.
Subsystem
- D.
Technology
- E.
Work Cell
- 6.When people use their knowledge to extend their abilities, satisfy their wants and needs and solve problems
- A.
PLCs
- B.
Quality Assurance
- C.
Subsystem
- D.
Technology
- E.
Manufacturing
- 7.Small computers that control individual machines on assembly lines
- A.
PLCs
- B.
Quality Assurance
- C.
Subsystem
- D.
Work Cell
- E.
Just-In-Time Inventory
- 8.Exactly the right number of parts are kept in the factory and are ordered or scheduled to come in only when more are needed
- A.
Combining
- B.
Manufacturing
- C.
Just-In-Time Inventory
- D.
Separating
- E.
Work Cell
- 9.Working cooperatively with a team in a small area
- A.
PLCs
- B.
Subsystem
- C.
Separating
- D.
Work Cell
- E.
Combining
- 10.Workers helping to solve problems to help make the product better is an example of
- A.
An automated factory
- B.
Just-in-time manufacturing
- C.
Rapid manufacturing
- D.
Continuous improvement
- 11.A manufacturer attempting to meet the demand for a Christmas tree would probably use
- A.
Job-lot production
- B.
Custom production
- C.
Occasional production
- D.
Handcraft production
- 12.Which of the following would not play a part in designing for manufacturability?
- A.
Getting rid of employees to increase profit
- B.
Fitting a product into a factory that already exists
- C.
Using materials that are easily available
- D.
Using materials that can be recycled
- 13.Producing high-quality goods at the lowest possible cost is the focus of _________ manufacturing.
- 14.____________________ processes change raw materials into industrial materials.
- 15.Products like cakes and cruise ships are made with ________ production.
- 16.In the system model (box diagram) the materials that are used to make the product are called the ____________.
- 17.A(n) ____________ is an organized way of achieving a goal.
- 18.Automatic factories are where ____________ do all the work.
- 19.Secondary processes turn industrial materials into ______.
- 20.Products are mass produced in customized production.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.The action that creates products is called the process.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 22.CAD creates the blueprint for the product.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 23.UPC is when computers are used to control machines.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 24.Give an example of what packaging is used for.
- 25.Give a second, different example of what packaging is used for.
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