Showing posts with label Project Human & Quality Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Human & Quality Management. Show all posts

"What is the common point between Histogram and Pareto chart?"

"What is the common point between Histogram and Pareto chart?"




A. It considers the influence of time
B. It is a special form of bar chart
C. It describes the central tendency
D. None of the answer"


Answer: B

What are Checksheets also known as?

What are Checksheets also known as?




A. Ask sheets
B. Question sheets
C. Tally sheets
D. Spreadsheets"


Answer: C

When is a process considered out of control?

When is a process considered out of control?




A. A data point exceeds a control limit
B. Seven consecutive plot points are above the mean
C. Seven consecutive plot points are below the mean
D. All of the answers"


Answer: D

You are using a control chart to analyze defects, when something on the chart causes you to realize that you have a serious quality problem. What is the MOST likely reason for this?

You are using a control chart to analyze defects, when something on the chart causes you to realize that you have a serious quality problem. What is the MOST likely reason for this?




A. The rule of seven
B. Plan-Do-Check-Act
C. Upper control limits
D. Lower control limits"



Answer: A

What is WRONG with Quality audit?

What is WRONG with Quality audit?




A. It may be scheduled or random
B. It may be conducted by external auditors
C. It may be conducted by internal auditors
D. It should be conducted by the project team itself"


Answer: D

Quality Audit is a structured, independent process to .

Quality Audit is a structured, independent process to .




A. Determine process compliance
B. Detect the problems caused by project team
C. Identify the root causes of problem
D. Determine the acceptability of the work product"


Answer: A

What is the purpose of Quality Audits?

What is the purpose of Quality Audits?



A. Identifying the best practices
B. Identifying the nonconformity
C. Supporting improvement in process implementation
D. All of the answers"


Answer: D

What is TRUE about Inspection?

What is TRUE about Inspection?




A. Keeping errors out of the process
B. Keeping errors out of the hands of the customer
C. Keeping errors out of the targeted goal
D. Keeping errors out of the product"


Answer: B

Which of the following is an example of cost of quality?

Which of the following is an example of cost of quality?




A. Inspecting your product to be sure that it meets requirements.
B. Reviewing documents used to produce your product to be sure that they do not have defects.
C. Training your team on techniques that will help them avoid defects.
D. All of the answers"


Answer: D