MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION GRADED
A+ STUDY GUIDE SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNIVERSITY
1. Manufacturing systems refer to:
A. HR recruitment processes
B. Organized processes used to produce goods
C. Marketing systems
D. Cooking systems
Answer: B
They involve structured production of goods.
2. The main goal of manufacturing systems is to:
A. Increase waste
B. Produce goods efficiently
C. Reduce demand
D. Stop production
Answer: B
They aim for efficient production.
3. A production system converts:
A. HR into marketing
B. Inputs into finished goods
C. Money into debt
D. Services into HR
Answer: B
Inputs become finished products.
4. Inputs in manufacturing include:
,A. HR only
B. Raw materials, labor, and machines
C. Marketing ads
D. Cooking tools
Answer: B
Inputs are production resources.
5. Outputs in manufacturing are:
A. Raw materials
B. Finished goods
C. HR reports
D. Marketing plans
Answer: B
Outputs are final products.
6. Job production refers to:
A. Mass production
B. Producing unique items per order
C. Continuous flow
D. HR production
Answer: B
It produces customized goods.
7. Batch production means:
A. One item only
B. Producing in groups or batches
C. Continuous flow
D. No production
Answer: B
Goods are made in batches.
8. Mass production is:
, A. Custom production
B. Large-scale standardized production
C. Small-scale production
D. HR production
Answer: B
It produces large quantities.
9. Continuous production is:
A. Intermittent production
B. Uninterrupted production process
C. HR process
D. Marketing process
Answer: B
Production runs continuously.
10. Lean manufacturing focuses on:
A. Increasing waste
B. Eliminating waste
C. Increasing defects
D. HR efficiency
Answer: B
It removes non-value activities.
11. Just-in-Time (JIT) production means:
A. Early production
B. Producing only when needed
C. Overproduction
D. HR scheduling
Answer: B
It reduces inventory.
12. Automation in manufacturing refers to:
AND CORRECT ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION GRADED
A+ STUDY GUIDE SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE
UNIVERSITY
1. Manufacturing systems refer to:
A. HR recruitment processes
B. Organized processes used to produce goods
C. Marketing systems
D. Cooking systems
Answer: B
They involve structured production of goods.
2. The main goal of manufacturing systems is to:
A. Increase waste
B. Produce goods efficiently
C. Reduce demand
D. Stop production
Answer: B
They aim for efficient production.
3. A production system converts:
A. HR into marketing
B. Inputs into finished goods
C. Money into debt
D. Services into HR
Answer: B
Inputs become finished products.
4. Inputs in manufacturing include:
,A. HR only
B. Raw materials, labor, and machines
C. Marketing ads
D. Cooking tools
Answer: B
Inputs are production resources.
5. Outputs in manufacturing are:
A. Raw materials
B. Finished goods
C. HR reports
D. Marketing plans
Answer: B
Outputs are final products.
6. Job production refers to:
A. Mass production
B. Producing unique items per order
C. Continuous flow
D. HR production
Answer: B
It produces customized goods.
7. Batch production means:
A. One item only
B. Producing in groups or batches
C. Continuous flow
D. No production
Answer: B
Goods are made in batches.
8. Mass production is:
, A. Custom production
B. Large-scale standardized production
C. Small-scale production
D. HR production
Answer: B
It produces large quantities.
9. Continuous production is:
A. Intermittent production
B. Uninterrupted production process
C. HR process
D. Marketing process
Answer: B
Production runs continuously.
10. Lean manufacturing focuses on:
A. Increasing waste
B. Eliminating waste
C. Increasing defects
D. HR efficiency
Answer: B
It removes non-value activities.
11. Just-in-Time (JIT) production means:
A. Early production
B. Producing only when needed
C. Overproduction
D. HR scheduling
Answer: B
It reduces inventory.
12. Automation in manufacturing refers to:
