Lesson 2.4.4

2.4.4 Quality management Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Business, Unit 2

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which quality management approach mainly involves inspecting finished products to find and remove defects?

    • Quality assurance
    • Kaizen
    • Quality circles
    • Quality control
  2. What is the main focus of quality assurance?

    • Preventing defects
    • Inspecting finished goods
    • Setting retail prices
    • Reducing staff numbers
  3. What best describes quality circles?

    • Worker problem groups
    • Marketing teams
    • External auditors
    • Board of directors
  4. What is the core principle of Total Quality Management?

    • End-of-line checking
    • Manager inspection
    • Employee ownership
    • Outsourced testing
  5. What does the Japanese term Kaizen translate to in business?

    • Continuous improvement
    • Mass production
    • Price skimming
    • External audit
  6. Which feature belongs to quality control rather than quality assurance?

    • Supplier audits
    • Employee training
    • Process design checks
    • Finished goods inspection
  7. What is a key competitive advantage gained from high quality management?

    • Lower material costs
    • Instant economies
    • Brand loyalty
    • Exempt taxes
  8. A firm's defect rate falls from 8% to 2% after it introduces a staff suggestion scheme. Which concept does this best illustrate?

    • Economies of scale
    • Just-in-time stock management
    • Outsourcing
    • Kaizen
  9. What is a regular meeting of assembly workers to discuss production faults called?

    • Board meetings
    • Quality control
    • Quality circles
    • Kaizen teams
  10. A firm produces 2,500 units with a defect rate of 4%. How many units are expected to be defective?

    • 250
    • 40
    • 100
    • 25
  11. In a batch of 1,200 units, 36 are defective. What is the defect rate as a percentage?

    • 3%
    • 30%
    • 0.3%
    • 36%
  12. Using checklists to stop mistakes before service best illustrates what?

    • Quality control
    • Job rotation
    • Batch production
    • Quality assurance
  13. Which change helps a firm move from quality control towards TQM?

    • Outsourcing testing
    • Finding root causes
    • Increasing final checks
    • Adding more inspectors
  14. What is a major risk that can cause quality circles to fail?

    • Lower output prices
    • Excessive profits
    • Ignored recommendations
    • Too many supervisors
  15. Why might a kaizen initiative stall after its first year?

    • Too many profits
    • Lower machine speed
    • Increased wages
    • Lack of motivation
  16. Which combination secures long-term quality advantage against market rivals?

    • Assurance and TQM
    • Outsourcing and buffers
    • Control and batching
    • Inspection and fines
  17. Moving from final inspection to designing out errors shows a shift to what?

    • Quality assurance
    • Lean manufacturing
    • Batch production
    • Quality control
  18. Why can quality assurance be cheaper than quality control?

    • Lowers worker wages
    • Reduces advertising spend
    • Eliminates inspection costs
    • Prevents wasted materials
  19. What is the most common internal barrier to implementing TQM?

    • Low tax rates
    • Cheap raw materials
    • Cultural resistance
    • High machine speed
  20. A firm inspects every tenth unit on a line and records faults on a control chart to flag when output drifts. Which quality technique does this describe?

    • Lean working
    • Just-in-time ordering
    • Outsourcing of production
    • Statistical quality control

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