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A) Kanban cards
B) push systems
C) pull systems
D) visual controls
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A) 2
B) 4
C) 6
D) 7
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True/False
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A) 85
B) 90
C) 100
D) 115
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A) shine
B) sort
C) sustain
D) standardize
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A) just-in-time system
B) push system
C) Kanban system
D) pull system
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A) sort
B) sustain
C) standardize
D) set in order
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A) The lean production technique can be used in nonmanufacturing environments, whereas Six Sigma cannot be used in nonmanufacturing environments.
B) Lean production addresses less visible problems in processes, whereas Six Sigma is more concerned with visible problems.
C) Lean production is focused on effectiveness by reducing errors and defects, whereas Six Sigma is focused on efficiency by reducing waste and improving process flow.
D) Lean production tools are more intuitive and easier to apply by anybody in the workplace, whereas many Six Sigma tools require advanced training and expertise of specialists.
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A) A classic base-stock system
B) A push system
C) A materials requirement planning system
D) A pull system
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A) Short order-cycle time
B) Routing a job
C) Planned product obsolescence
D) High product variety
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A) Both solely address visible problems in processes.
B) Both focus on efficiency by reducing waste and improving process flow.
C) Both are driven by customer requirements.
D) Both focus on problems related to variation in performance.
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A) It ties up production facilities, and the resulting excess inventory simply sits idle.
B) It is waste associated with the expense of idle stock and extra storage.
C) It allows queues to build up between operations, resulting in longer lead times.
D) It is a result of inefficient workplace design and location of tools and materials.
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A) Its inventory levels will increase significantly when the demand is low.
B) Its component parts and subassemblies will be replenished only when needed.
C) Its finished goods inventory will decrease, but raw materials and work-in-process inventories will increase.
D) Its workers, at any given process, will produce units before they are needed.
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A) less than 4 Kanbans.
B) more than 4 but less than or equal to 8 Kanbans.
C) more than 8 but less than or equal to 12 Kanbans.
D) more than 12 but less than or equal to 16 Kanbans.
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A) 20 percent
B) 60 percent
C) 80 percent
D) 40 percent
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