What is the "value of a measurement that corresponds to the desired value for that quality characteristic" called?

a) Nominal value

b) USL value

c) LSL value

d) Original value

2. USL is defined as _____

a) the highest positive allowable difference from the nominal value of a CTQ characteristic

b) the highest allowable value of a CTQ characteristic

c) the lowest difference between the highest allowable value and the nominal value of a CTQ characteristic

d) the highest difference between the highest allowable value and the lowest allowable value of a CTQ characteristic

3. Full form of LSL is _____

a) lowest safe limit

b) largest safe limit

c) lowest specification limit

d) lowest specified limit

4. Nonconformity is described as _______

a) a client not confirming a product deal

b) a defect in manufacturing process

c) a difference from the Nominal value of a specification

d) a specific type of failure

5. Who gave the principles of "Scientific Management"?

a) Henry Ford

b) Mayo

c) Fayol

d) F. W. Taylor

6. Who introduced the Assembly Line concept?

a) W.S. Gosset

b) Henry Ford

c) R.A. Fisher

d) A.V. Feigenbaum

7. Who was the man who first introduced the concept of Control charts in the arena of quality control?

a) Frank Gilbreth

b) Henry Grant

c) W. A. Shewhart

d) G. Taguchi

8. Acceptance sampling methodology was first developed by _______

a) H. F. Dodge and H. G. Romig

b) Motorola

c) U.S. War department

d) W. E. Deming

9. By whom was Six-sigma methodology first developed?

a) Motorola

b) Bell Laboratories

c) Ford Motors

d) The ministry of Supply Advising Service on Statistical methods and Quality Control, UK