Title: Critical Manufacturing Self Assessment
Course: Critical Infrastructure: An Overview > Section: Course Content

Please read the questions and possible answers carefully. Provide the best possible answer.

Q: Critical manufacturing is nor just important financially, it also meets critical needs.
- True
- False
A: True
If right: Very good!
If wrong: This is true.

Q: Electrical manufacturing is:
- manufacturing that includes the production of generators, transformers, and other materials used in electrical power generation.
- responsible for making engines, turbines, industrial controls, and more.
- production of automobiles, trucks, heavy equipment, and airplanes.
- responsible for turning raw materials into readily usable materials like sheet metal, pipe, and I-beams.
A: manufacturing that includes the production of generators, transformers, and other materials used in electrical power generation.
If right: Great! That is correct.
If wrong: No, that is not correct. The correct answer is: manufacturing that includes the production of generators, transformers, and other materials used in electrical power generation.

Q: Keeping the manufacturing industry in the US diverse and robust in no way helps our country financially.
- True
- False
A: False
If right: Correct! This helps to keep the country financially resilient.
If wrong: Incorrect. When we diversify our manufacturing, providing a variety of goods for ourselves as well as for export it makes us more financially resilient.

Q: Machinery manufacturing is:
- responsible for making engines, turbines, power transmission equipment, and industrial controls.
- includes electric motor, generator, transformer, and other electrical power generation material production.
- the manufacturing of automobiles, trucks, heavy equipment, and more.
- the manufacturing area that converts raw material into easily usable resources like bar stock, pipe, I-beams, and sheet metal.
A: responsible for making engines, turbines, power transmission equipment, and industrial controls.
If right: Great, that is correct!
If wrong: Incorrect, the correct answer is: responsible for making engines, turbines, power transmission equipment, and industrial controls.

Q: Manufacturing things that we need here in the US, rather than importing them, prevents us from having to deal with customs delays and some expense that goes along with importing.
- True
- False
A: True
If right: Great!
If wrong: No, the correct answer is true.

Q: Metal manufacturing is:
- manufacturing in which raw materials are made into easily usable resources like sheet metal, bar stock, or I-beams.
- responsible for making engines, turbines, power transmission equipment, and industrial controls.
- includes electric motor production as well as manufacturing of  generators, transformers, and other material used in electrical power generation.
- includes the manufacture of automobiles, trucks, heavy equipment, and railroad rolling stock.
A: manufacturing in which raw materials are made into easily usable resources like sheet metal, bar stock, or I-beams.
If right: That is correct!
If wrong: No, the correct answer is: manufacturing in which raw materials are made into easily usable resources like sheet metal, bar stock, or I-beams.

Q: Some of the types of manufacturing that are included in the critical manufacturing sector are:
- Metal
- Machinery
- Electrical Equipment
- All of these
A: All of these
If right: That is correct! Metal, machinery, electrical equipment, and transportation manufacturing are all a part of critical manufacturing.
If wrong: The correct answer is all of these. Metal, machinery, electrical equipment, and transportation manufacturing are all a part of critical manufacturing.

Q: The critical manufacturing sector is important to the United States only because of the jobs that is provides to Americans.
- True
- False
A: False
If right: Very good!
If wrong: The correct answer is false. Jobs, financial resiliency, and providing goods we need are three of the main reasons that critical manufacturing is so important.

Q: Thirteen percent of the United States' gross domestic product is made possible by manufacturing.
- True
- False
A: True
If right: Great!
If wrong: This is true.

Q: Without critical manufacturing in  the United States, it is possible that there would be some needs for items that we would be unable to meet by importing them.
- True
- False
A: True
If right: Yes, that is true.
If wrong: No, the correct answer is true.