Title: Introduction to Manufacturing Quiz
Course: Open Campus Advanced Manufacturing

Q: Numeric Control allows a relatively low skill level operator to be productive with a much shorter training period.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: In automated warehousing systems, automated equipment can operate with minimum operator input or completely independent, which decreases labor costs.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: _________ is when the necessary items are produced in the necessary quantities at the necessary time.
- Just in Time (JIT) Manufacturing
- Traditional Manufacturing
- Lean Manufacturing
- Push Manufacturing
A: Just in Time (JIT) Manufacturing
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Q: _________ is moving a rotating tool with multiple cutting edges slowly and relative to the material to generate a plane or straight surface.
- Milling
- Boring
- Turning
- Drilling
A: Milling
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Q: _______ is done by squeezing the metal in metal in a die by using a mechanical or hydraulic press.
- Extruding
- Rolling
- Milling
- Drilling
A: Extruding
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Q: ________ is an arrangement of machines, tools, and workers in which a product is assembled.
- Assembly Line
- Assembly Design
- Automation Line
- Assemble System
A: Assembly Line
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Q: _________ is bringing a metal component to a predetermined temperature and subsequently quenching it with air, water, or oil to relieve stress or change the physical properties of the metal.
- Heat Treat
- Metallurgy
- Batch Processing
- Molten Processing
A: Heat Treat
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Q: ________ use a wireless non-contact radio-frequency "tag" which is read by sensors in the conveyance system.
- Radio Frequency Identification System
- Barcodes
- Radio Inventory Identification System
- None ot the answers
A: Radio Frequency Identification System
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Q: Automated order picking systems require very little labor and can be operated without paper pick sheets.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: _________ is when metal is straightened or formed into uniform thickness sheets or profiles by being fed through a series of roller under pressure.
- Rolling
- Milling
- Drilling
- Pressing
A: Rolling
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Q: "Make what's needed when we need it" is the underlying philosophy of:
- Pull Manufacturing
- Push Manufacturing
- Worker Centric Manufacturing
- Product Centric Manufacturing
A: Pull Manufacturing
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Q: __________ of machines has become the standard for speed and quality in the manufacturing world.
- Numeric Control
- Operating Control
- Manual Control
- Robotic Control
A: Numeric Control
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Q: Modern technology shortens the lag time between order and delivery because:
- All Answers
- Customer orders can be placed immediately using electronic media
- Orders can be broken down into material requirements and used to automatically generate oders from suppliers
- Special reqirements can be identified and electronically flagged on the order
A: All Answers
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Q: ________ refers to building metal structures by cutting, bending, and assembling.
- Fabrication
- Batch Processing
- Welding
- Soldering
A: Fabrication
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Q: _________ uses a rotating tool called a reamer to enlarge an existing hole to the diameter of the tool.
- Reaming
- Drilling
- Tapping
- Turning
A: Reaming
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Q: One advantage of a pull system is that:
- No answers are corect
- Every job is high stress rush order
- Workers only consume their time and raw materials on what is actually needed
- It can lead to large inventories
A: No answers are corect
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