Self Test Flashcards

1
Q

Production means the creation of _________________.

A

something of value

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2
Q

__________ means the creation of something of value.

A

Production

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3
Q

The production sector that has the greatest impact in our society is ______________.

A

manufacturing

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4
Q

Mass production generally brings about _____________________.

A

lower prices

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5
Q

Firm A buys from Firm B. Firm B, in turn, buys from Firm A. This process is an example of ________________.

A

reciprocity

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6
Q

Intermittent operations is characteristic of __________________________.

A

custom production

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7
Q

The issuing of orders to begin production jobs or processing is _______________.

A

scheduling

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8
Q

Work orders flow from the scheduling department to the _________________________.

A

purchasing department

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9
Q

_________________ is an incentive of simplification and standardization.

A

Cost savings

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10
Q

This production characteristic will generally yield a wider range of prices.

A

Diversification

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11
Q

____________ is the arrangement of equipment and plant design.

A

Layout

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12
Q

Production facilities for many firms are often located in _______________________-.

A

industrial parks

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13
Q

A production layout may be _________________- or __________________–oriented

A

product; process

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14
Q

A firm capable of manufacturing the component parts for its final product must determine whether it should __________ or _________ the parts.

A

make; buy

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15
Q

4 important factors to be considered when purchasing: (DIFFERENT FROM 4 SPECIFICATIONS THAT MAY BE PROVIDED ON A PURCHASE REQUISITION, WHICH IS QUANTITY, SIZE, CAPACITY, AND DESIRED DELIVERY DATE)

A

quantity; quality; cost; delivery dependability

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16
Q

A firm may obtain use of equipment without making large investments of money by ___________.

A

leasing

17
Q

A purchase requisition may not be required if the specified ____________ limit is not exceeded.

A

dollar

18
Q

Maintaining an up-to-date record of product levels is referred to as a ______________ inventory.

A

perpetual

19
Q

A responsibility of a production foreman is to monitor __________- and _____________ of production.

A

quality; quantity

20
Q

A ____________ is necessary for mass production.

A

mass market

21
Q

______________ is the monitoring of the inputs to the production process.

A

Production control

22
Q

_____________ makes the manufacturing process a series of limited tasks.

A

Job specialization

23
Q

The production characteristic that will most likely broaden a manufacturer’s market is ______________________.

A

diversification

24
Q

The cost savings produced by _________________ does not guarantee the manufacturer a profit.

A

production simplification

25
Q

A production facility location must meet _____________ to be acceptable.

A

cost standards

26
Q

A purchase requisition is of no value for inventory control. (True or false?)

A

False

27
Q

Most production foremen are required to order supplies, in addition to other duties. (True or false?)

A

False

28
Q

The amount of labor required is an inventory-control question. (True or false?)

A

False

29
Q

___________ are submitted by the manufacturing unit to the cost-accounting department.

A

Cost figures

30
Q

process production

A

continuous/automatic operations

31
Q

key role in human relations

A

foreman

32
Q

purchase discounts

A

quantity ordered

33
Q

mass production

A

standardized products

34
Q

transportation

A

cost-oriented production site factor

35
Q

buying expertise

A

purchasing agent

36
Q

expensive production

A

custom production

37
Q

diversification

A

greater profits

38
Q

time and motion studies

A

human production element

39
Q

inventory cost

A

storage