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The document appears to be a quiz on quality control concepts administered by Dr. Abdulaziz A Bubshait of the Department of Construction Engineering & Management. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of topics like statistical process control, control charts, variation, capability, and the purpose of control charts. The quiz covers key terms and how to interpret data from control charts and statistical analyses of process performance.

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CEM 515 SPC Quiz Student Name: - Student No

The document appears to be a quiz on quality control concepts administered by Dr. Abdulaziz A Bubshait of the Department of Construction Engineering & Management. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing students' understanding of topics like statistical process control, control charts, variation, capability, and the purpose of control charts. The quiz covers key terms and how to interpret data from control charts and statistical analyses of process performance.

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Dr.

Abdulaziz A Bubshait, Department of Construction Engineering & Management

CEM 515 SPC quiz Student name:_______________________ Student No_______

1. A process which is in statistical control will.

a. Produce product to specification.


b. Consistently produce product which, when charted, will fall within
statistical controls limits.
c. Both on the above

2. You are plotting a control chart and the last two of three parts are greater than 2 ,
four out of the last five point are beyond readings are beyond 1o and eight
successive points are on one side of the center line ; you should

a. Stop the process immediately.


b. Take more
c. Do nothing since no piece was out of spec limit
d. Write discrepancy notice to the supervisor
e. Investigate to determine what has changed

3. For the normal probability distribution, the relationships


among the median, mean and mode are that:

a. They are all equal to the same value


b. The mean and mode have the same value but the median is different
c. Each has a value different from the other two
d. The mean and median are the same but the mode is different

4. The spread of individual observations from a normal process


capability distribution

may be expressed numerically as:

a. 6R/d2
b. 2xA2R
c. R/d2
d. D4

5. A number derived from sample data, which describes the


data in some useful way,
a. Constant
b Statistic
c Parameter
d Critical value

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a. 6. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process


b. Detect non conforming product
c. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
d. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
The prime use of a control chart is to:

e. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process


f. Detect non conforming product
g. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
h. Detect the presence of random variation in the process

7. An X- bar and R chart was prepared for an operation using twenty samples with
five pieces in each sample X-bar was found to be 33.6 and R-bar was 6.20.
During production, a sample of five was taken and the pieces measured 36, 43,
37, 25, and 38. At the time, this sample was taken:

a. Both average and range were within control limits


b. Neither average not range were within control limits
c. Only average was outside control limits
d. Only the range was outside control limits

8. Calculate the standard deviation of the population for the following set of five
sample observation:
1.5, 1.2, 1.1, 1.0, 1.6

a. 1.280
b. 0.259
c. 0.231
d. 0.518

9 Variance is:

a. The difference between actual and assumed values


b. Equal to 1.0 in most normal distributions
c. The square root of the standard deviation
d. The square of the standard deviation
e. The standard error of the mean

10. Which one of the following best describes machine capability?

a. The total variation of all activities of a mold, cavities of a die cast machine
or spindles of an automatic assembly line.
b. The inherent variation of the machine
c. The total variation over a shift.

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i. d. The variation in a short run of consecutively produced parts Detect


assignable causes of variation in the process
j. Detect non conforming product
k. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
l. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
m. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
n. Detect non conforming product
o. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
p. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
q. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
r. Detect non conforming product
s. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
t. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
u. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
v. Detect non conforming product
w. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
x. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
y. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
z. Detect non conforming product
aa. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
bb. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
cc. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
dd. Detect non conforming product
ee. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
ff. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
gg. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
hh. Detect non conforming product
ii. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
jj. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
kk. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
ll. Detect non conforming product
mm. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
nn. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
oo. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
pp. Detect non conforming product
qq. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
rr. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
ss. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
tt. Detect non conforming product
uu. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
vv. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
ww. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
xx. Detect non conforming product
yy. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
zz. Detect the presence of random variation in the process
aaa. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
bbb. Detect non conforming product
ccc. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
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ddd. Detect the presence of random variation in the process


eee. Detect assignable causes of variation in the process
fff. Detect non conforming product
ggg. Measure the performance of all quality characteristics of process
hhh. Detect the presence of random variation in the process

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