0.5 Selected Answer: (None Given) Answers:: 0 Out of 1 Points

 Question 1
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Determine the number of replications required for a 3-factor 2-level full factorial design to
achieve a power of 90% with a confidence level of 95%, when we are interested in detecting
a difference of 1 when the standard deviation is 0.5
Selected Answer: [None Given]
Answers: 1
3
2
4
 Question 2
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If we have known nuisance factors and unknown noise factors that could affect our design of
experiment, then the best way to tackle this is to do which of the following:
Selected Answer:
Block the nuisance factors and Randomize to handle the noise factors
Answers: Block the nuisance factors and the unknown noise factors
Randomize the design to take care of nuisance factors and noise factors
Block the nuisance factors and Randomize to handle the noise factors
Block the noise factors and Randomize to handle the nuisance factors
 Question 3
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In order to determine experimental error, it is better to do which of the following:

Selected Answer:
Full Factorial Design
Answers: Center Points
Replication
Full Factorial Design
Fractional Factorial Design
 Question 4
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In a full factorial design, if there are 5 factors and 2 levels for each factor, what is the
minimum number of treatment combination
Selected Answer:
25
Answers: 25
32
10
20
 Question 5
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Which of the following are also known as nuisance factors

Selected Answer:
Blocks
Answers: Replicates
Noise
Center Points
Blocks
 Question 6
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We can detect curvature in the response surface by adding

Selected Answer:
Center points
Answers:
Center points
Blocks
Replicates
Repeats
 Question 7
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Screening experiments for large number of factors (more than 10) to determine potential
factors for modeling normally use
Answers:
Fractional Factorial Experiments
Full Factorial Experiments
Full Factorial Experiments with multiple replicates
Full Factorial Experiments with center points
 Question 8
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A design in which experimenters perform only a selected subset or "fraction" of the runs is
known as
Answers: Full Factorial design
Fractional Factorial design

Regression model
Cube Plot
 Question 9
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When developing a statistically significant model during the analysis phase of Design of
Experiment, the following terms were found to be statistically insignificant: A, BC, AB, and
ABC. which of the following should be eliminated first:
Selected Answer:
ABC
Answers: A
BC
ABC
AB
 Question 10
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Please identify the design in which some of the term effects are confounded and cannot be
separated from other effects
Answers: Full Factorial
ANOVA
Fractional Factorial
Regression
 Question 11
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If Speed is 100, Quality is 0.99, Service is ‘Poor’, what is the Satisfaction value?
Selected Answer:
7.125
Answers: 5.250
7.125
4.875
6.750
 Question 12
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Based on the graph below, which factor has the maximum effect from low to high on the
response variable
Selected Answer:
Speed
Answers:
Speed
Quality
Service
None of the above
 Question 13
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Determine the minimum number of runs (tests) that would be required if there were:4 factors,
2 levels for each factor, 1 center point per block, 2 blocks, 2 replicates at each corner point
Selected Answer:
32
Answers: 32
18
34
36
 Question 14
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To determine whether model is good fit for prediction, we refer to

Selected Answer:
T-value
Answers: P-value
Main Effects plot
T-value
R-squared (R-sq)
 Question 15
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Factor A has 3 levels, Factor B has 4 levels and Factor C has 2 levels. What are the total
number of treatment combinations?
Selected Answer:
24
Answers:
24
36
48
16
 Question 16
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Which plot can be help us prioritize the terms impact on Response variable?
Selected Answer:
Pareto Plot
Answers: Histogram
Scatter plot
Box Plot
Pareto Plot
 Question 17
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‘Average Response Value when input value is high - Average Response Value when input
value is low’ is known as
Selected Answer:
Impact
Answers: Impact
Coefficient
Standard Error
Effect
 Question 18
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For a test with alpha = 0.02 and beta = 0.05, the following is true:
Selected Answer:
Confidence level = 98%, Power = 95%
Answers:
 Question 19
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If the null hypothesis is true in reality but we conclude that the null hypothesis is false based
on our analysis, we are making the following error:
Selected Answer:
Type I error
Answers:
Type I error
Type II error
Both Type I and Type II errors
No error
 Question 20
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The manager wants to compare average handling time of two teams. Manager wants to detect
a minimum difference of 2 minute. The historical standard deviation is 4 minutes. The
manager wants to carry out t-test at 90% confidence level and at most 15% beta. What is the
minimum sample size required? (Consider Ha: Not equal)
Selected Answer:
59
Answers:
59
57
48
26
 Question 21
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We collected a random sample of 35 transactions for two teams and recorded the transaction
time. The average transaction time of team A = 45 minutes and Team B is 48 minutes. The
standard deviation is 9 minutes for both teams. We wish to determine whether Average
transaction is equal or unequal for the teams. Please carry out a suitable test and choose the
most appropriate inference. Consider data to be normally distributed. Population Parameter
Inferences to be drawn at 5% significance level.
Answers:
Average Transaction time Team A= Average Transaction time team B
Average Transaction time Team A > Average Transaction time team B
Average Transaction time Team A < Average Transaction time team B
None of the above
 Question 22
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We inspected 300 transactions for two teams and counted number of errors in each
transactions. The maximum number of errors possible in a transaction is 9. We observed 124
errors in 300 transactions for Team 1 and 147 errors in 300 transactions for Team 2. Please
carry out a suitable test and choose the most appropriate inference. Population parameter
inferences to be drawn at 5% significance level.
Answers: % errors Team 1 > % errors Team 2
% errors Team 1 = % errors Team 2
% errors Team 1 <% errors Team 2
None of the above
 Question 23
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Which of the following is TRUE

Selected [None Given]
Answer:
Answers:
ANOVA is used to compare means of more than two sets of data
2-sample t Test is used to compare variances when Y is continuous and X is
discrete
A regression model is considered unreliable if R-squared adjusted is greater
than 0.8
If correlation coefficient is close to zero, we would be interested in a linear
regression model
 Question 24
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The appropriate test to compare proportions of multiple groups is:

Answers: 2‐Sample t Test
2‐Proportion Test
ANOVA Test
Chi Square Test

 Question 25
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The appropriate test to compare means of two populations is:

Answers:
2‐Sample t Test
Chi Square Test
ANOVA Test
2‐Proportion Test
 Question 26
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Random samples of 45 transactions for two teams A & B were collected and transaction time
was recorded. The average transaction time of Team A is 7.8 minutes and Team B is 8.4
minutes. The sample standard deviation of both teams is 1.5 minutes. Please select an
appropriate test and draw inferences at 5% significance level
Answers:
t‐test, Averages are equal at 5% significance level
F‐test,Averages are equal at 5% significance level
t‐test,Averages aren't equal at 5% significance level
F‐test,Averages aren't equal at 5% significance level
 Question 27
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The regression equation is Sales = 210375+ 7.58* Advertisement Expenditure. If

advertisement expenditure is 45000, what is Sales =
Answers: 437598
551475
503437
513753
 Question 28
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If alpha = 10%, beta = 20%, then Confidence Level is:

Answers: 30%
70%
80%
90%
 Question 29
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If X and Y are perfectly correlated, the most appropriate inference is

Answers: X causes Y
X is at least one of the causes of Y
X has perfect linear association with Y

All of the above
 Question 30
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Which of the following statements is NOT true?

Answer:
Answers: Full factorial— experimental runs include all combinations of the factor levels
Fractional factorial— experimental runs include only a fraction of all possible
runs
Fractional Factorial experiments are ideal for building a model

Resolution IV has less confounding than Resolution III, and therefore
resolution IV designs are better
 Question 31
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Which hypothesis test can compare means of multiple groups?

Selected Answer:
ANOVA
Answers: 2-sample t test
ANOVA
Chi-Square test
2-proportion test
 Question 32
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P-value is the
Selected Answer:
Probability of type I error
Answers:
Probability of type I error
Probability of type II error
1- probability of Type II error
Probability of Confidence
 Question 33
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Effect of a term is
Selected Answer:
Average Response at High level – Average Response at Low Level
Answers:
Average Response at High level – Average Response at Low Level
Average Response
Average of coefficients
Standard deviation of Response
 Question 34
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What is the minimum number of replicates required to detect an effect of 1 with a standard
deviation of 0.75, for 3 factors, full factorial design. Power at 90%, Confidence at 95%.
Answers: 2
3
4
5
 Question 35
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If r= -0.95, we can infer

Selected Answer:
Strong correlation
Answers: Weak correlation
Strong correlation
No correlation
Non-linear correlation
 Question 36
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For a fractional factorial design of 2 levels, 8 factors, the experimenter chose 1/16th fraction.
How many runs are required?
Selected Answer:
16
Answers: 256
128
64
16
 Question 37
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What is the minimum sample size required for 1 –sample t test, if we want to detect a
difference of 3 minutes, and the standard deviation is 6 minutes. Consider Power=90%,
Confidence = 95% and Ha is not equal.
Answers: 34
44
56
49
 Question 38
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Controllable factors are also known as

Selected Answer:
Knob variable
Answers: Nuisance variable
Noise variable
Block variable
Knob variable
 Question 39
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If r= 0.10, we can infer
Selected Answer:
Weak correlation
Answers:
Weak correlation
Strong correlation
Moderate correlation
Non-linear correlation
 Question 40
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Which hypothesis should we use to compare Rejection % of 2 production plants?

Selected Answer:
2-sample t test
Answers:
2-proportion test
ANOVA
2-sample t test
F test
 Question 41
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Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE?

Answer:
Answers: Full factorial designs can be used for building a prediction model
Experimenter should remove insignificant terms one at a time and refit the
model
Fractional factorial designs can help us save money and time in screening a
lengthy list of factors
Non-linear relationships can be fit using 2 levels.

 Question 42
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Which of the following metrics is used in regression analysis to indicate how well the model
predicts responses for new observations
Answers: Rsq
Rsq adjusted
r
Rsq pred
 Question 43
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Alternate hypothesis CANNOT be

Selected Answer:
equal to
Answers: greater than
less than
not equal to
equal to
 Question 44
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What is the alternative hypothesis in Bartlett test?

Selected Answer:
All variances are equal
Answers: All means are equal
Not all means are equal
Not all variances are equal

 Question 45
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Which of the following metrics is known as ‘Coefficient of Determination’?

Answers: r
R-squared
s
MS
 Question 46
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What is the null hypothesis in F – test?

Selected Answer:
Variance A = Variance B
Answers: Average A = Average B
Median A = Median B
Proportion A = Proportion B
 Question 47
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What is the null hypothesis in 2-sample t test?

Answers:
Average A = Average B
Median A = Median B
Proportion A = Proportion B
 Question 48
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If the input data is continuous, and output data is continuous, we carry out
Selected Answer:
Correlation and Regression
Answers: 2-sample t test
Correlation and Regression

ANOVA
Chi-Square test
 Question 49
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If sample size is increased, which of the following statements is correct
Selected Answer:
Only Alpha error decreases, beta error stays constant
Answers: Alpha error increases
Beta error increases
Both Alpha and beta error decreases

Only Alpha error decreases, beta error stays constant
 Question 50
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What is the null hypothesis in Chi-Square test?

Selected Answer:
Answers: All averages are equal
All proportions are equal

Not all averages are equal
 Question 1
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The Regression equation is Sales= 4430+4.63 Adspend. If Adspend $ 4400, what is expected
sales?
Selected Answer: b.
24802
Answers: a.
21615
b.
24802
c.
20410
d.
20915
 Question 2
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The specifications for Room temperature is as follows: USL = 24, LSL=18, Process Average
= 22 and standard deviation is 1. What is the Zlt?
Answers: a.
3
b.
5
c.
4
d.
2
 Question 3
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2000 forms were inspected, 127 forms were incomplete and therefore considered defective.
What is Zlt?
Answers: a.
2.53
b.
1.53
c.
1.03
d.
2.63
 Question 4
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Please carry out Anderson- Darling normality test for the data provided in Table 1. What is
the p-value and inference at 5% significance level?
Table
1
17
25
22
17
21
31
31
27
23
16
Answer:
Answers: a.
p-value is 0.533 and data are normally distributed with stated mean and
standard deviation
b.
p-value is 0.533and data are not normally distributed with stated mean and
standard deviation
c.
p value is 0.0533 and data are not normally distributed with stated mean and
standard deviation
d.
p value is 0.2533 and data are exponentially distributed with stated mean and
standard d deviation
 Question 5
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Type I error is
Selected Answer: b.
Null is true, however we accept Alternate
Answers: a.
Null is not true, however we accept Null
b.
Null is true, however we accept Alternate
c.
Both 'a' and 'b' are correct
d.
None of the above
 Question 6
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What is the Alternative Hypothesis in One-Way ANOVA?

Selected Answer: c.
All Means are equal
Answers: a.
All Variances are equal
b.
Not all Variances are equal
c.
All Means are equal
d.
Not all Means are equal
 Question 7
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1000 projectors were inspected. 64 defects were observed. Consider OFE unknown. What is
Zlt?
Answers: a.
1.64
b.
1.73
c.
1.24.
d.
1.54
 Question 8
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For diameter of a ball, the Cp is .75, and Cpk is 0.75. We wish to improve the capability of
the process. What should we do?
Selected Answer: b.
Reduce variation
Answers: a.
Move mean closer to target
b.
Reduce variation
c.
Both 'a' and 'b'
d.
None of the above
 Question 9
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For the data provided in Table 2, please find Correlation coefficient of the two continuous
variables and draw inferences
X Y
140 3900
120 3250
160 4150
130 3600
215 4825
235 5100
180 4400
190 4600
Answers: a.
r=-0.98 and strong negative correlation
b.
r=0.98 and strong positive correlation
c.
r=-0.9 and weak correlation
d.
r=1 and perfect correlation
 Question 10
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Please comment on correlation between X and Y based on figure 1
Selected Answer: c.
Strong positive correlation
Answers: a.
Strong negative correlation
b.
Weak negative correlation
c.
Strong positive correlation
d.
Weak positive correlation
 Question 11
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What % of points fall between 70 and 90 in the box plot shown in figure 2
Selected Answer: b.
50%
Answers: a.
25%
b.
50%
c.
75%
d.
20%
 Question 12
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If beta =15%, and alpha = 10%.

Selected Answer: c.
Confidence level=90% and Power=85%
Answers: a.
Confidence Level=90% and Power =90%
b.
Confidence level= 85% and Power=90%
c.
d.
 Question 13
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For the data provided in table 3, please compute Arithmetic Mean, sample standard deviation
and median
Answers: a.
Mean=69.43, stdev=6.4, Median=70
b.
c.
d.
Table 3
78
75
74
73
72
72
71
70
68
68
67
65
64
63
57
 Question 14
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If a control chart is not in control, which of the following inferences is correct?

Selected Answer: c.
Special and Common causes are present
Answers: a.
Only Common causes are present
b.
Only Special Causes are present
c.
Special and Common causes are present
d.
Neither Special nor Common are present
 Question 15
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For the data provided in table 4, which of the following measures is a robust measure of
central tendency?
Table
4
11
12
73
92
8
9
11
12
13
7
10
Selected Answer: b.
Median
Answers: a.
Arithmetic mean
b.
Median
c.
Mode
d.
Range
 Question 16
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If Confidence level=90%, which of the following statement is correct?

Selected Answer: d.
alpha=10%
Answers: a.
alpha=5%
b.
beta=5%
c.
beta=10%
d.
alpha=10%
 Question 17
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The FTY yield of four sub-processes is 99%, 98%, 99% and 97%. What are the RTY and Zlt?
Selected Answer: d.
RTY =93.17% and Zlt=1.49
Answers: a.
RTY =94.63% and Zlt=1.61
b.
RTY =93.63% and Zlt=1.52
c.
RTY =94.17% and Zlt=1.57
d.
RTY =93.17% and Zlt=1.49
 Question 18
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Assuming the data follows perfect normal distribution, what % of the values fall +- 2 sigma
of the mean?
Selected Answer: b.
95.46%
Answers: a.
68.27%
b.
95.46%
c.
99.73%
d.
90%
 Question 19
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If continuous X and continuous Y are perfectly correlated, which of the following statements
is most appropriate?
Selected Answer: c.
X has a perfect linear association with Y
Answers: a.
X causes Y
b.
X is one of the causes of Y
c.
X has a perfect linear association with Y
d.
All of the above
 Question 20
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The average delivery time of a product = 22, standard deviation=6, what is the probability
that we will be able to deliver the product within 30 minutes? (Assume delivery time follows
normal distribution)
Selected Answer: c.
91%
Answers: a.
90%
b.
85%
c.
91%
d.
88%
 Question 21
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Which of the following elements is not part of the project charter in Define Phase?
Selected Answer: d.
List of validated root causes
Answers: a.
Business Case
b.
CTQ and Goals
c.
Team members
d.
List of validated root causes
 Question 22
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If Sample Variance is 24.01, Range=10, Sample standard deviation is equal to

Selected Answer: c.
4.9
Answers: a.
4.4
b.
5.1
c.
4.9
d.
576.48
 Question 23
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Please refer to the Pugh Matrix in Table 5 . Based on this Pugh matrix, which alternative solution is the most
optimum
Table 5
Expectation Importance Datum A B C D

Criteria 1 3 - - + +
Criteria 2 5 s s - s
Criteria 3 4 + s + +
Criteria 4 5 s + _ s
Selected Answer: c.
Solution D
Answers: a.
Solution B
b.
Solution A
c.
Solution D
d.
Solution C
 Question 24
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The GM of a multiplex is worried about the dwindling sales number and empty seats in the
auditorium. Which of the following is the most appropriate CTQ that relates to the GM's
worry?
Selected Answer: c.
Occupancy %
Answers: a.
Delivery time
b.
Customer Satisfaction
c.
Occupancy %
d.
Quality
 Question 25
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The main deliverable of Define Phase is

Selected Answer: b.
Project Charter
Answers: a.
Root causes
b.
Project Charter
c.
Evaluation of Current Performance
d.
Standardized Processes
 Question 26
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A mobile phone can have up to 5 defects. 200 mobile phones were inspected and 56 defects
were observed. What is Zlt?
Answers: a.
1.59
b.
1.61
c.
1.63
d.
1.56
 Question 27
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The main deliverable of Measure Phase is

Answers: a.
Identify the Project
b.
Evaluate current performance
c.
Control Plan
d.
Train the Process Owner
 Question 28
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The diameter of a component should be 8mm+-2. The average diameter is 7 and standard
deviation (within) is 1. What is Cp, Cpk?
Answers: a.
Cp=.67, Cpk=.33
b.
Cp=1.67, Cpk=1.33
c.
Cp=1.33, Cpk=1
d.
Cp=2, Cpk=2
 Question 29
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Six Sigma Green Belt wants to ascertain whether average transaction time post improvement
has reduced. What is the most appropriate test that the GB should carry out? Consider the
data to be independent and normally distributed?
Answers: a.
F-test
b.
Chi-Square Test of Association
c.
Sign test
d.
2- sample t test
 Question 30
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Please identify the critical path. Refer to data in table 6
Activity Immediate Precedessor Days

A None 5
B A 6
C A 3
D A 8
E B,C 2
F D 6
G E,F 2

Answers: a.
ADFG
b.
ACEG
c.
ABEG
d.
ABEF
 Question 31
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An improvement manager collects a product every 30 minutes for testing. What sampling
method did the improvement manager use?
Answers: a.
Random Sampling
b.
Stratified Sampling
c.
Systematic Sampling
d.
Homogenous Sampling
 Question 32
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What is the main deliverable of Analyze Phase?

Answers: a.
Selected Solution
b.
List of Potential Solutions
c.
Validated Root Causes
d.
Control Charts
 Question 33
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The quality manager inspects 100 mobiles every day. He checks whether the mobiles are
working or not. He would like to control chart this data. What is the most appropriate control
chart to use in this case?
Answers: a.
np
b.
c
c.
u
d.
I-MR
 Question 34
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What is sometimes called the 8 waste in Lean?

Answers: a.
Inventory
b.
Under-utilisation of talent and skills
c.
Waiting
d.
Over-Production
 Question 35
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What section of the project charter helps the most in creating urgency in Senior
Management?
Answers: a.
CTQ and Goals
b.
Project Plan
c.
Team members
d.
Business Case
 Question 36
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Appraiser A agrees with him/herself, Appraiser B agrees him/herself across trials, Appraiser A & B don't agree
with each other. What primary error is it?

Answers: a.
Reproducibility
b.
Repeatability
c.
Appraiser Accuracy
d.
Stability
 Question 37
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Which tool can be used to scope a Six Sigma projects?

Answers: a.
SIPOC
b.
CPM
c.
Gantt Chart
d.
Control Charts
 Question 38
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Which of the following statement is not true?

Answers: a.
Appraiser Repeatability can be more than Team Reproducibility
b.
Team Reproducibility can be more than Team Accuracy
c.
Team Reproducibility can be equal to Team Accuracy
d.
Appraiser Repeatability can be less than Team Reproducibility
 Question 39
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Green Belt wants to ascertain whether % defects post improvement has reduced. What is the
most appropriate test that the GB should carry out? Consider the sample size to be large
Answers: a.
2-proportion-test
b.
ANOVA
c.
Krushkal Wallis test
d.
2- sample t test
 Question 40
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Green Belt wants to control chart delivery time of pizzas. Green Belt inspects delivery time
of 5 random selected pizzas every evening from 6pm -9pm. Consider the data to be normally
distributed, what control chart should be used?
Answers: a.
np chart
b.
p chart
c.
Xbar-R
d.
I-MR
 Question 41
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What tool can help us determine the optimum combination of Xs for a desired Y?
Answers: a.
Ishikawa Diagram
b.
Pugh Matrix
c.
Pareto Plots
d.
Design of Experiments
 Question 42
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Which of the following test for special causes is not used for 'p' chart?
Answers: a.
6 points increasing or decreasing
b.
14 points alternating up and down
c.
4 out of 5 points more than 1 standard deviation from centre line
d.
9 points in a row on the same side of the centre line
 Question 43
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Which technique can be used to generate alternative solutions?

Answers: a.
Control Charts
b.
Pugh Matrix
c.
Attribute Agreement Analysis
d.
Benchmarking
 Question 44
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If we want to compare two variances, what test should we carry out?

Answers: a.
2-sample t test
b.
F- test
c.
Moods Median test
d.
ANOVA
 Question 45
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A box plot displays:

Answers: a.
Median
b.
Range
c.
Inter-Quartile Range
d.
All of the above
 Question 46
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Based on the output in table 7, what is the most appropriate inference?
Table 7
2-Variance Test
F-Test (Normal Distribution)

Test statistic = 1.06, p-value = 0.653

Answers: a.
At 5% significance level, Variance of A is equal to Variance of B
b.
At 5% significance level, Average of A is equal to Average of B
c.
At 5% significance level, Variance of A is not equal to Variance of B
d.
At 5% significance level, proportion of A is not equal to proportion of B
 Question 47
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Which tool can we use to explore cause and effect relationship of a pain area?
Answers: a.
Fishbone Diagram
b.
Cross Functional Map
c.
Project Charter
d.
Measurement System Analysis
 Question 48
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Please refer to Figure 3 and comment

Answers: a.
Individual and Moving Range Charts are in control
b.
Only Individual chart is in control
c.
Only Moving Range chart is in control
d.
Neither charts are in control
 Question 49
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If Zlt =3, what is DPMO =

Answers: a.
13499
b.
66807
c.
1349
d.
6798
 Question 50
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Which of the following is a discrete distribution?

Answers: a.
F-distribution
b.
Normal
c.
t- distribution
d.
Poisson
 Question 51
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Refer to output in table 8, and choose the most appropriate response
East North South West All

0 178 175 179 183 715
1 22 25 21 17 85
All 200 200 200 200 800
Cell Contents: Count
Pearson Chi-Square = 1.724, DF = 3, P-Value = 0.632

Answers: a.
At 5% significance level, Region averages are equal
b.
At 5% significance level, regions affect % defectives
c.
At 5% significance level, regions don't affect % defectives
d.
At 5% significance level, regions variances are equal
 Question 52
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Central Limit Theorem states that, for large values of n, the distribution of the sample
________ will converge to a normal distribution even though the random variable x
(individual data points) may be non-normal
Answers: a.
Mean
b.
Sum
c.
Both 'a' and 'b'
d.
None of the above
 Question 53
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Radical Re-engineering is commonly associated with

Answers: a.
DMAIC
b.
Lean
c.
DMADV
d.
ISO
 Question 54
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CTQs can be identified from

Answers: a.
VOC
b.
VOB
c.
COPQ
d.
All of the above
 Question 55
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Pilot is important because

Answers: a.
It helps us understand risks
b.
Validate expected results
c.
Facilitates buy in
d.
All of the above
 Question 56
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We use control charts to monitor

Answers: a.
Xs (inputs)
b.
Y (output)
c.
Both 'a' and 'b'
d.
Assessment of Performance
 Question 57
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In a normal standard distribution,

Answers: a.
Mean =1, standard deviation=0
b.
Mean=0, standard deviation=1
c.
Mean =1, standard deviation=1
d.
Mean and standard deviation can be any number
 Question 58
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Which tool can we use to evaluate alternative solutions?

Answers: a.
Project charter
b.
Control Chart
c.
Measurement system analysis
d.
Pugh Matrix
 Question 59
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According to John Kotter, what is the most common reason for project failure?
Answers: a.
Inability to create urgency
b.
Inability to form a team
c.
Lack of Agreement amongst Top Management
d.
Lack of Communication
 Question 60
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Specification limit is
Answers: a.
Maximum value in the collected data
b.
Minimum value in the collected data
c.
Both 'a' and 'b'
d.
Specified/stated by the customer
 Question 61
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Process Owner is monitoring number of errors in a transaction. Process Owner inspects 5% of

the total transactions in a day. The number of transactions varies every day. What type of
control chart should be used?
Answers: a.
u chart
b.
p chart
c.
c chart
d.
np chart
 Question 62
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It is a method of relying on a panel of experts to anonymously select their responses using a

secret ballot process
Answers: a.
Nominal Group Technique
b.
Multi-voting
c.
Delphi Technique
d.
Pugh Matrix
 Question 63
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Which hypothesis test is used to compare averages of more than two populations?
Answers: a.
Analysis of Variance
b.
2 t-test
c.
Chi-square test of association
d.
F-test
 Question 64
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A control plan may have

Answers: a.
Risk Mitigation plan
b.
Audit Plan
c.
Statistical Process Control Plan
d.
All of the above
 Question 65
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Benefit/s of Poka Yoke devices

Answers: a.
Reduction/elimination in formal training programs
b.
Reduction/elimination of inspection
c.
Reduction/elimination of rework
d.
All of the above
 Question 66
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 'M's in 5 Ms?

Answers: a.
Measurement
b.
Money
c.
Machine
d.
Methods
 Question 67
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Which graphical plot plots quartiles?

Answers: a.
Histogram
b.
Dot plot
c.
Normal Plot
d.
Box plot
 Question 68
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A numerical measure of how serious is the effect of the failure.

Answers: a.
Occurrence Rank
b.
Detection Rank
c.
Severity Rank
d.
Inspection Rank
 Question 69
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Process maps can be analyzed for:

Answer:
Answers: a.
Time-per-event (reducing cycle time)
b.
Process repeats (preventing rework)
c.
Unnecessary tasks (eliminating tasks that are in the process for no apparent
reason)
d.
All the above
 Question 70
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Risk Priority number is the product of

Answers: a.
Severity, Detection and Correction
b.
Detection, Rework and Yield
c.
Severity, Occurrence and Detection
d.
Occurrence, RTY and FTY
 Question 71
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Pareto Plots can be used in

Answers: a.
Define Phase to select a project from a list of projects
b.
Analyze Phase to identify Potential Xs
c.
Analyze Phase to identify Critical Xs
d.
All of the above
 Question 72
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Which test should be used to compare proportions of more than 2 groups?

Answers: a.
2-proportion test
b.
ANOVA
c.
F-Test
d.
Chi-Square test of association
 Question 73
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Which of the following data type is classified as continuous?

Answers: a.
Defective (Yes/No)
b.
Weight of the cricket ball
c.
Number of No Balls bowled by a bowler
d.
Types of Ice-Cream
 Question 74
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'Keep the work area clean' can be associated with

Answers: a.
SORT
b.
SHINE
c.
SUSTAIN
d.
STANDARDIZE
 Question 75
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Which of the following is correct about Regression analysis?

Answer:
Answers: a.
Rsq is percentage of response variable variation explained by its relationship
with one or more predictor variables.
b.
In general, the higher the R-Sq, the better the model fits your data.
c.
The equation predicts new observations given specified predictor values.
d.
All of the above.
 Question 76
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The chest measurement of 20 shirts is inspected per day. What is the most appropriate control
chart to detect the presence of special cause?
Answers: a.
p chart
b.
Xbar-R
c.
Xbar-S
d.
I-MR
 Question 77
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Project leader wants to compare variances of more than two populations. What is the most
appropriate test?
Answers: a.
ANOVA
b.
F-test
c.
t-test
d.
Bartlett test
 Question 78
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Goal should be
Answers: a.
Specific
b.
Measurable
c.
Time-bound
d.
All of the above
 Question 79
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To check whether Y has improved, we may compare before and after performance using:
Answers: a.
Sigma Level
b.
Cp, Cpk (continuous data)
c.
Hypothesis Testing
d.
All of the above
 Question 80
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A good Six Sigma DMAIC project is one, for which

Answer:
Answers: a.
Cause and solution are unknown at approval stage
b.
Causes are unknown however Solutions can be found with good brainstorming
techniques
c.
Causes are known but solution is unknown.
d.
Some people (subject matter experts) know solution however solution needs to
validated
 Question 81
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Which tool can be used to group ideas in logical categories?

Answers: a.
Affinity Diagram
b.
Histogram
c.
Box Plot
d.
Pareto Plot
 Question 82
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Which of the following isn't a deliverable of control phase?

Answers: a.
Specification Limits
b.
Control Plan
c.
Risk Mitigation Dashboard
d.
Control Charts
 Question 83
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The 'r' is also known as

Answers: a.
Co-efficient of determination
b.
Co-efficient of variation
c.
Co-efficient of correlation
d.
Co-efficient of mean
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Variance is the
Answers: a.
Square of standard deviation
b.
Square root of standard deviation
c.
Square of Average
d.
Average of standard deviation
 Question 85
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Range is
Answers: a.
Median - Q1
b.
USL- LSL
c.
Maximum-Minimum
d.
Q3-Q1
 Question 86
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Null hypothesis is the statement of

Answers: a.
Agreement
b.
1- alpha
c.
No difference
d.
Difference
 Question 87
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Which tool can be used to plot continuous Y and continuous X?

Answers: a.
Individual value plot
b.
Histogram
c.
Probability distribution plot
d.
Scatter plot
 Question 88
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Cpk=Cp
Answers: a.
Standard deviation = Target
b.
Average = Target
c.
Average= Standard deviation
d.
Average = Variance
 Question 89
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Defects per unit method is used when

Answers: a.
Opportunities for error are known
b.
Sample size is unknown
c.
Defects are unknown
d.
Opportunities for error are unknown
 Question 90
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Lean Six Sigma Green Belt projects should preferably be closed within
Answers: a.
15 days
b.
1 year
c.
9 months
d.
3 months
 Question 91
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Which tool can be used to inductively manage risks?

Answers: a.
FMEA
b.
Measurement system analysis
c.
Hypothesis test
d.
Pareto Plot
 Question 92
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What is the null hypothesis in Bartlett test?

Answers: a.
All averages are equal
b.
c.
All medians are equal
d.
All proportions are equal
 Question 93
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Which control chart is used for defectives data?

Answers: a.
R
b.
c
c.
np
d.
u
 Question 94
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Rolled Throughput Yield is

Answers: a.
Average of first time yield
b.
Product of standard deviation
c.
Average of traditional yield
d.
Product of first time yield
 Question 95
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Which tool can we use to build consensus on an identified solution?

Answers: a.
Process Mapping
b.
Pugh Matrix
c.
Multi-voting
d.
Hypothesis testing
 Question 96
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Control plan is handed over to

Answers: a.
Process Owner
b.
Project Sponsor
c.
Subject Matter Expert
d.
Financial Analyst
 Question 97
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Zlt stands for

Answers: a.
Binomial distribution long term
b.
Poisson distribution life time
c.
Normal distribution last term
d.
Sigma level long term
 Question 98
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Sigma level can be computed for

Answers: a.
Only defects data
b.
Continuous and discrete data
c.
Only discrete data
d.
Only continuous data
 Question 99
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Which of the following isn't a source of Critical to Quality parameter identification?

Answers: a.
Voice of business
b.
Voice of customer
c.
Cost of poor quality
d.
Validated root causes
 Question 100
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Lean Six Sigma methodology applies to

Answers: a.
Only assembly processes
b.
Only manufacturing processes
c.
All business processes
d.
Only machining processes

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 Question 1

In order to determine experimental error, it is better to do which of the following:

Which of the following are also known as nuisance factors

We can detect curvature in the response surface by adding

Fractional Factorial design

To determine whether model is good fit for prediction, we refer to

Which of the following is TRUE

The appropriate test to compare proportions of multiple groups is:

Chi Square Test

The appropriate test to compare means of two populations is:

The regression equation is Sales = 210375+ 7.58* Advertisement Expenditure. If

If alpha = 10%, beta = 20%, then Confidence Level is:

If X and Y are perfectly correlated, the most appropriate inference is

X has perfect linear association with Y

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

Fractional Factorial experiments are ideal for building a model

Which hypothesis test can compare means of multiple groups?

If r= -0.95, we can infer

Controllable factors are also known as

Which hypothesis should we use to compare Rejection % of 2 production plants?

Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE?

Non-linear relationships can be fit using 2 levels.

Alternate hypothesis CANNOT be

What is the alternative hypothesis in Bartlett test?

Not all variances are equal

Which of the following metrics is known as ‘Coefficient of Determination’?

What is the null hypothesis in F – test?

What is the null hypothesis in 2-sample t test?

Correlation and Regression

Both Alpha and beta error decreases

What is the null hypothesis in Chi-Square test?

All proportions are equal

What is the Alternative Hypothesis in One-Way ANOVA?

Please comment on correlation between X and Y based on figure 1

If beta =15%, and alpha = 10%.

If a control chart is not in control, which of the following inferences is correct?

If Confidence level=90%, which of the following statement is correct?

If Sample Variance is 24.01, Range=10, Sample standard deviation is equal to

Expectation Importance Datum A B C D

The main deliverable of Define Phase is

The main deliverable of Measure Phase is

Selected Answer: [None Given]

Please identify the critical path. Refer to data in table 6

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Selected Answer: [None Given]

What is the main deliverable of Analyze Phase?

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Which tool can be used to scope a Six Sigma projects?

Which of the following statement is not true?

Which technique can be used to generate alternative solutions?

If we want to compare two variances, what test should we carry out?

A box plot displays:

Based on the output in table 7, what is the most appropriate inference?

F-Test (Normal Distribution)

Selected Answer: [None Given]

Please refer to Figure 3 and comment

Selected Answer: [None Given]

If Zlt =3, what is DPMO =