Industrial Engineering Objective Question Quiz

Part- 2

 

Industrial Engineering Objective Question Quiz

1. Inventary can be in the form of

(A) raw materials
(B) supplies
(C) brought out part, semi finished goods and sub-assemblies
(D) all of these

... Answer is (D)

 

2. Annual carrying cost, for a given annual demand

(A) will increase with the increase in the number of orders placed per annum
(B) will decrease with the increase in the number of orders placed per annum
(C) is independent of number of orders placed per annum
(D) will increase with the decrease in lead time

... Answer is (B)
Annual carrying cost, for a given annual demand-will decrease with the increase in the number of orders placed per annum

 

3. Annual ordering cost, for a given annual demand

(A) will increase wit h the decrease in order quantity
(B) will decrease with the decrease in order quantity
(C) is independent of order quantity
(D) will decrease with the decrease in lead time

... Answer is (A)
Annual carrying cost, for a given annual demand-will increase wit h the decrease in order quantity

4. For a given level of safety stock and EOQ ordering, Reorder point

(A) depends only on the rate of consumption
(B) is independent of the rate of consumption
(C) depends only on the lead time
(D) depends upon the rate of consumption and lead time

... Answer is (D)

 

5. The monthly demand is Rs. 2000 of sales. Annual carrying cost is Rs. 2400. The ordering cost per order is Rs. 600. The EOQ is

(A) One month of sales
(B) Two month of sales
(C) Three months of sales
(D) Four months of sales

... Answer is (C)

 

6. The mathematical technique for finding the best use of limited resources in an optimum manner is called

(A) operation research
(B) linear programming
(C) network analysis
(D) queuing theory

... Answer is (B)

 

7. In order that linear programming techniques provide valid results, the

(A) relation between factors must be linear (positive)
(B) relation between factors must be linear (negative)
(C) both (a) or (b)
(D) only one factor should change at a time, others remaining constant

... Answer is (C)

 

8. The linear programming techniques can be applied successfully to industries like

(A) iron and steel
(B) food processing
(C) oil and chemical
(D) All of the above

... Answer is (D)

 

9. The simplex method is the basic method for

(A) value analysis
(B) operation research
(C) linear programming
(D) model analysis

... Answer is (C)

10. Graphical method, simplex method are concerned with

(A) value analysis
(B) break-even analysis
(C) linear programming
(D) queuing theory

... Answer is (C)

 

11. In simplex method of linear programming, the objective row of the matrix consists of

(A) names of the variables of the problems
(B) coefficient of the objective function, which is the profit contribution per unit of each of the products
(C) slack variables
(D) none of these

... Answer is (B)

 

12. In linear programming, shadow prices are

(A) cost of brought out items
(B) maximum cost per item
(C) maximum cost per item
(D) lowest sale prices

... Answer is (C)

 

13. In simplex method, if all the basic variable are greater than zero (>0), the solution is called

(A) non-degenerate
(B) degenerate
(C) basic solution
(D) none of these

... Answer is (A)

 

14. In linear programming

(A) it is applicable to linear models only
(B) uncertainties in the future cannot conveniently be incorporated in model
(C) no solution is available to time spans shorter than periods in model
(D) all of these

... Answer is (D)

 

15. A linear programming problem is called so, because in that problem

(A) all the functions expressing the constraints are linear
(B) objective function also should be linear
(C) both (a) and (b)
(D) none of these

... Answer is (C)

 

16. The master schedule

(A) is the outcome of the aggregate planning
(B) drives the entire production system
(C) is a high level schedule that specifies what end products or product modules are to be produced and the time period during which they are to be made
(D) all of these

... Answer is (D)

 

17. Master schedule

(A) determines the overall production plan for the near future
(B) provides rough time schedule for production of final products
(C) refer to the ‘end items’ or final products
(D) all of these

... Answer is (D)

 

18. Master scheduling considers

(A) demand forecasts and pending orders
(B) resource avail abilities and capacities
(C) stock status and inventory information’s
(D) feed back information on actual shop loads, backlog and lead times

... Answer is (D)

 

19. Determination of the sequence of operations to be performed and the allocation of facilities where these operations are to be performed is

(A) master scheduling
(B) aggregate planning
(C) routing
(D) forecasting

... Answer is (C)

 

20. Routing procedure depends upon

(A) type of manufacturing-Job. Batch, Mass/Flow production
(B) nature of processes involved
(C) availability of plant, machinery and facilities
(D) characteristics of the plant, machinery and facilities
(E) all of these

... Answer is (E)

 

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