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  1. What is the correct height of the keyboard? (From the top of the space bar down to the top of the desk)
    a. 2”
    b. 3”
    c. 2.5”
    d. 2’5”
A

c. 2.5”

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  1. What should the top of the screen never be above?
    a. Eye level
    b. Head
    c. Shoulders
    d. Chairs
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a. Eye level

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  1. If the keyboard is too high, but not adjustable, what should you do to fix that?
    a. move the keyboard to a higher location
    b. place pads underneath the wrist
    c. move the keyboard to the lower place
    d. do the best they can with it
A

b. place pads underneath the wrist

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  1. When an employee’s chair is not the correct height and the chair is not adjustable what should you suggest?
    a. To make sure his/her feet touch the ground
    b. Keep them on the edge of their seat
    c. Get a lower chair
    d. Ignore the problem
A

a. To make sure his/her feet touch the ground

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  1. When the computer screen is to vertical and is not adjustable the employee needs to place a(n) ___________ under the front of the monitor.
    a. Keyboard
    b. Mouse
    c. Wedge
    d. None of the above
A

c. Wedge

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  1. Instead of constantly sitting at the computer all day what should the employee do?
    a. Watch the clock, to look away from the computer
    b. Do another piece of work needed without needing to move.
    c. Take a 5 to 10 minute break.
    d. Do a couple spins in your chair.
A

c. Take a 5 to 10 minute break.

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  1. When there is a glare on the computer screen what should the employee do?
    a. Try not to look at the glare.
    b. Do something that doesn’t involve a computer.
    c. Change the brightness of the computer.
    d. Close the binds or drop them.
A

d. Close the binds or drop them.

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  1. The design of a product or a service that can withstand variations in environmental and operating conditions.
    a. Form design
    b. Functional design
    c. Robust design
    d. Modular design
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c. Robust design

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  1. It involves designing quality characteristics into a product or service.
    a. Quality of design
    b. Dimensions of quality
    c. Quality of conformance
    d. Fitness for use
A

a. Quality of design

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  1. The probability of accepting a lot in which the fraction of defective items exceeds the most the consumer is willing to accept.
    a. Consumer’s risk
    b. Producer’s risk
    c. Lot Tolerance Percent Defective
    d. Acceptable quality level
A

a. Consumer’s risk

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  1. It is the recommended maximum lighting intensity ratio between the work and the immediate environment.
    a. 25 to 20
    b. 20 to 15
    c. 12 to 6
    d. 5 to 1
A

d. 5 to 1

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  1. It is a process chart giving an over-all picture by recording in sequence only the main operations and inspections.
    a. Operations Process Chart
    b. Flow Process Chart
    c. Outline Process Chart
    d. Two-Handed Process Chart
A

c. Outline Process Chart

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  1. It is a motion of empty hand to or from object, time depends on distance moved, and usually preceded by Release and followed by Grasp.
    a. Move
    b. Search
    c. Select
    d. Reach
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d. Reach

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  1. It is a special form of cyclegraph in which the light source is suitably interrupted so that the path appears as a series of pear-shaped dots, the pointed end indicating the direction of movement and the spacing indicating the speed of movement.
    a. Simo Chart
    b. Memomotion Photography
    c. Cyclegraph
    d. Chronocyclegraph
A

d. Chronocyclegraph

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  1. The hands should be relieved of all work of ____________ the work-piece where this can be done by a jig, fixture or foot-operated device.
    a. Locating
    b. Holding
    c. Moving
    d. None of the above
A

a. Locating

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  1. Operations Research cannot give perfect ________________ to problems.
    a. Answers
    b. Solutions
    c. Both A and B
    d. Decisions
A

c. Both A and B

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  1. Operations Research simply helps in improving the ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ of the solution but does not result in a perfect solution.
    a. Quality
    b. Clarity
    c. Look
    d. None of the above
A

a. Quality

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  1. In PERT, the completion time for the project is assumed to
    a. have the Beta distribution
    b. have the Normal distributions
    c. be constant
    d. have the exponential distribution
A

b. have the Normal distributions

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  1. An absorbing state of a Markov chain is one in which the probability of
    a. moving into that state is zero
    b. moving out of that state is one
    c. moving into that state is one
    d. None of the above
A

d. None of the above

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  1. Repetitive motion injuries are caused by ___________ exposure to a combination of factors.
    a. Short-term
    b. Intermittent
    c. Prolonged
    d. Immediate
A

c. Prolonged

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  1. The Jacob Textile Company is contemplating future of one of its plants located in Laguna. Three alternative decisions are being considered: (1) Expand the plant and produce lightweight, durable materials for possible sales to schools, a market with little local competition; (2) maintain the status quo at the plant, continuing production of textile goods that are subject to heavy local competition; or (3) sell the plant now. If one of the first two alternatives is chosen, the plant will still be sold at the end of the year. The amount of profit that could be earned by selling the plant in a year depends on local market conditions. The following payoff table describes this decision situation.States of Nature
    Decision Good Local Competitive Conditions Poor Local Competitive Conditions
    Expand P 8,000,000.00 P 5,000,000.00
    Maintain Status Quo 13,000,000.00 -1,500,000.00
    Sell Now 3,200,000.00 3,200,000.00

Determine the best decision using Maximax decision criterion
a. Expand, P8,000,000
b. Status Quo, P13,000,000
c. Sell, P3,200,000
d. Expand, P5,000,000

A

b. Status Quo, P13,000,000

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  1. In reference to problem no. 21, determine the best decision using Maximin decision criterion.
    a. Expand, P8,000,000
    b. Status Quo, P13,000,000
    c. Sell, P3,200,000
    d. Expand, P5,000,000
A

d. Expand, P5,000,000

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  1. If an experiment consists of tossing a coin and then drawing a letter from the alphabet, how many points are there in the sample space?
    a. 156
    b. 52
    c. 28
    d. None of the above
A

b. 52

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  1. A University offering MS in Industrial Engineering have three different specializations namely Production Systems, Operations Research, and Information Systems. Students can also choose from two scholarships namely DOST and PESFA. In how many ways can a student choose to become a scholar of one of these majors?
    a. 5
    b. 6
    c. 2
    d. 3
A

b. 6

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  1. PLDT offers free telephones to customers who avail of internet connections and can choose from 5 neon colors, that are available in 3 cord lengths, with 4 types of dial tones. In how many ways can a customer choose one of these phones?
    a. 60
    b. 15
    c. 12
    d. 50
A

a. 60

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  1. There are six “rules” for mouse use. Which of the following is not one of them?
    a. Hold the mouse loosely
    b. Wrists should be kept in neutral position
    c. Rest your wrist on a stationary surface whenever using a mouse
    d. None of the above
A

c. Rest your wrist on a stationary surface whenever using a mouse

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  1. In laying out your work station, which of the following is/are recommended:
    a. Place equipment you frequently use within easy reach
    b. Avoid clutter on the work surface
    c. A and B
    d. Store items on the floor until you need to use them
A

c. A and B

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  1. The three primary areas in an office environment that should be ergonomically adjusted are:
    a. Desk or Work Surface, Task Chair, and Telephone
    b. Heating, Air Conditioning, and Lighting
    c. Chair, Monitor and Keyboard placement, Environment and Workspace Considerations
    d. Chair, Monitor, and Environment
A

c. Chair, Monitor and Keyboard placement, Environment and Workspace Considerations

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  1. Which of the following is not true about crashing?
    a. Always focus on critical path and choose between critical activities only.
    b. Crashing cost per day = (Crash cost – Normal cost) / (Normal time – Crash time).
    c. Of all activities of the project, choose the activity with least crashing cost
    d. If there are multiple critical paths, crash them all
A

c. Of all activities of the project, choose the activity with least crashing cost

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  1. CPM is:
    a. Critical path management
    b. Critical path method
    c. Crash project method
    d. Critical project management
A

b. Critical path method

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  1. Pick the wrong relationship:
    a. Interfering float = Total float – Free float
    b. Total float =Free float + Independent float
    c. Total float ≥ Free float ≥ Independent float
    d. Free float = Total float – Head event slack
A

a. Interfering float = Total float – Free float

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  1. It is known that in a project, an activity 4-6 has duration of six days and total float of three days. The E and L times at node 4 are 8 and 11 respectively while, at node 6, both are equal to 17. Which of the following is not a true statement about 4-6?
    a. Its free float is three days.
    b. Its independent float is 0
    c. It is a critical activity
    d. The ES of this activity is 8
A

c. It is a critical activity

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  1. Mark the wrong statement.
    a. Forward pass calculations yield the earliest and the latest start and finish times of various activities
    b. The difference between the latest and the earliest finish times of an activity is its total float
    c. Free float of an activity cannot exceed its total float
    d. Determination of the earliest and the latest start time of various activities of a project is useful for proper planning of their execution
A

a. Forward pass calculations yield the earliest and the latest start and finish times of various activities

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  1. Which of these is not correct?
    a. PERT is probabilistic in nature
    b. CPM is deterministic in nature
    c. CPM is event-oriented
    d. CPM and PERT use similar terminology but were developed independently
A

c. CPM is event-oriented

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  1. Mark the wrong statement.
    a. An event that represents the initiation of more than one activity is called the burst event
    b. The longest path of a given project gives the maximum duration while its shortest path indicates the shortest duration
    c. The resource allocation programs aim to allocate the given resources in a manner that the project completes in minimum time
    d. A non-critical activity may or may not have any free float
A

b. The longest path of a given project gives the maximum duration while its shortest path indicates the shortest duration

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  1. Given, expected duration of project = 47 days, variance = 9 days. What is the probability of not completing the project in 50 days?
    Z : 0.33 1.0
    Area : 0.1293 0.3413
    a. 0.6293
    b. 0.8413
    c. 0.1587
    d. 0.3707
A

c. 0.1587

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  1. The Razon Office Supply Company sells and delivers office supplies to companies, schools, and agencies within 50-kilometer radius of its warehouse. The office supply business is competitive, and the ability to deliver orders promptly is a factor in getting new customers and keeping old ones. The manager of the company wants to be certain enough drivers and vehicles are available to deliver orders promptly and they have adequate inventory in stock. Therefore, the manager wants to be able to forecast the number of orders that will occur the next month. From the records of delivery orders, management has accumulated the following data for the past 10 months, from which it wants to compute 3-month moving average.

Month Orders
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October 1200
900
1000
750
1100
500
750
1300
1100
900

a. 900
b. 1100
c. 1300
d. 3300

A

b. 1100

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  1. In reference to problem no. 37, what is the 5-month moving average?
    a. 910
    b. 1110
    c. 1310
    d. 4550
A

a. 910

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  1. Which one is generally not true of work sampling?
    a. There is little or no disruption of work
    b. Workers tend to be resentful because it is less accurate than time study
    c. It is not well suited for short tasks
    d. There is less detail about the job than with time study
A

b. Workers tend to be resentful because it is less accurate than time study

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  1. Which one is generally not true of time study?
    a. A stopwatch is required
    b. Only one or a few observations are needed
    c. There is more detail about a job than with work sampling
    d. It is more costly than work sampling
A

b. Only one or a few observations are needed

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  1. A standard time is equal to the normal time adjusted for the:
    a. performance rating
    b. allowance factor
    c. the learning effect
    d. time in rank
A

b. allowance factor

42
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  1. An analyst who wanted to estimate the proportion of time a worker is involved in a certain activity would use probably use this method:
    a. work sampling
    b. time study
    c. predetermined time standards
    d. motion analysis
A

a. work sampling

43
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  1. Therbligs are most closely related to:
    a. time study
    b. motion study
    c. methods analysis
    d. worker safety
A

b. motion study

44
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  1. Job rotation and job enlargement are most likely to occur as a part of
    a. process selection
    b. methods analysis
    c. job design
    d. motion study
A

c. job design

45
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  1. Ergonomics is a body of knowledge concerned with:
    a. Human abilities
    b. Design of tools, machines, systems, tasks, jobs, and environments
    c. Fitting the job or task to the person
    d. All of the above
A

d. All of the above

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  1. Which of the following would not be considered a physical work characteristic?
    a. A drill
    b. A 300-pound supervisor
    c. A bushel of potatoes in a produce warehouse
    d. A workplace temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit
A

b. A 300-pound supervisor

47
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  1. The greater the match between worker capabilities and task demands:
    a. The greater the chance of worker injury/illness
    b. The lower the chance of worker injury/illness
    c. Has no impact on chance of worker injury/illness
    d. The greater the chance of being exposed to high risk jobs
A

b. The lower the chance of worker injury/illness

48
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  1. Examples of administrative controls include all except:
    a. Rest breaks
    b. Rotating workers through different jobs
    c. Installation of an adjustable height keyboard tray
    d. An effective tool maintenance program
A

c. Installation of an adjustable height keyboard tray

49
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  1. Four commonly recognized computer workstation postures are:
    a. Sitting, standing on both feet, standing with one foot resting, reclined
    b. Standing, sitting tilted forward, sitting upright, sitting tilted back
    c. Standing forward, laying down, sitting up, sitting on knees
    d. Sitting with arms supported, standing with no arm support, seated with foot support, seated with no foot support
A

b. Standing, sitting tilted forward, sitting upright, sitting tilted back

50
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  1. Which of the following could be considered an engineering control for an office ergonomics hazard:
    a. Implementing a stretching program
    b. Switching to a chair with greater adjustability
    c. Implementing a pre-work screening process
    d. Purchasing wrist braces
A

b. Switching to a chair with greater adjustability

51
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  1. Operations generated forecasts often not to do with
    a. Inventory requirements
    b. Resource needs
    c. Time requirements
    d. Sales
A

d. Sales

52
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  1. Which of the following is not true for forecasting?
    a. Forecasts are rarely perfect
    b. The underlying casual system will remain same in the future
    c. Forecast for group of items is accurate than individual item
    d. Short range forecasts are less accurate than long range forecasts
A

d. Short range forecasts are less accurate than long range forecasts

53
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  1. Which of the following is not a forecasting technique?
    a. Judgemental
    b. Time series
    c. Time horizon
    d. Associative
A

c. Time horizon

54
Q
  1. In which of the following forecasting technique, subjective inputs obtained from various sources are analyzed?
    a. Judgemental forecast
    b. Time series forecast
    c. Associative model
    d. All of the above
A

a. Judgemental forecast

55
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  1. Delphi method is used for
    a. Judgemental forecast
    b. Time series forecast
    c. Associative model
    d. All of the above
A

a. Judgemental forecast

56
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  1. Short term regular variations related to the calendar or time of day is known as
    a. Trend
    b. Seasonality
    c. Cycles
    d. Random variations
A

b. Seasonality

57
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  1. The demand for period t-2 and t-1 is 10 and 12 cases respectively. As per naïve method, the demand for next period ‘t’ is
    a. 10
    b. 11
    c. 12
    d. 14
A

d. 14

58
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  1. Calculate four periods moving average forecast from the last six periods

Period Demand
1 38
2 40
3 42
4 40
5 44
6 38

a. 40
b. 41
c. 42
d. 43

A

b. 41

59
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  1. A box contains 10 balls, of which 3 are red, 2 are yellow, and 5 are blue. Five balls are randomly selected with replacement. Calculate the probability that fewer than 2 of the selected balls are red.
    a. 0.3601
    b. 0.5000
    c. 0.5282
    d. 0.8369
A

c. 0.5282

60
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  1. Workplace accidents are categorized in three groups: minor, moderate and severe. The probability that a given accident is minor is 0.5, that it is moderate is 0.4, and that it is severe is 0.1. Two accidents occur independently in one month. Calculate the probability that neither accident is severe and at most one is moderate
    a. 0.25
    b. 0.40
    c. 0.65
    d. 0.56
A

c. 0.65

61
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  1. Ergonomics principle suggests that
    a. Monitoring displays should be placed outside peripheral limitations
    b. Glow-in-the dark dials made of reflective substances are good for viewing in the nights
    c. Visual systems should be preferred over auditory systems in noisy locations
    d. All of the above
A

c. Visual systems should be preferred over auditory systems in noisy locations

62
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  1. The following subject(s) is (are) related to ‘Ergonomics’
    a. Anthropology
    b. Physiology
    c. Psychology
    d. All of the above
A

d. All of the above

63
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  1. The following is indirect cost of accident
    a. Money paid for treatment of worker
    b. Compensation paid to worker
    c. Cost of lost time of injured worker
    d. All of the above
A

c. Cost of lost time of injured worker

64
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  1. The following is(are) physical hazard agent(s)
    a. Falls
    b. Electricity
    c. Inhalation
    d. All of the above
A

d. All of the above

65
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  1. Probability of the event that might occur X Severity of the event if it occurs =
    a. Accident
    b. Hazard
    c. Risk
    d. None of the above
A

c. Risk

66
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  1. Industrial safety management if that branch of management which is concerned with ______ hazards from the industries.
    a. Reducing
    b. Controlling
    c. Eliminating
    d. All of the above
A

d. All of the above

66
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  1. It is the process of identifying, measuring and communicating economic information to permit informed judgments and decisions by users of the information.
    a. Financial Accounting
    b. Bookkeeping
    c. Accounting
    d. Auditing
A

c. Accounting

67
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  1. The mechanical task which involves the collection of basic financial data that enters in the accounting records or in the books of account
    a. Auditing
    b. Bookkeeping
    c. Financial Accounting
    d. Financial Management
A

c. Financial Accounting

68
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  1. It is the recording of business transactions and the periodic preparation of reports on financial position and results of operation.
    a. Auditing
    b. Bookkeeping
    c. Financial Accounting
    d. Financial Management
A

d. Financial Management

69
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  1. Work in Process Inventory includes the cost of
    a. Goods which are only partially completed.
    b. All goods which are completed and ready to sell.
    c. All materials purchased during the last period.
    d. All goods sold during the period.
A

c. All materials purchased during the last period.

70
Q
  1. Companies that performed services for a fee.
    a. Merchandising
    b. Partnership
    c. Service
    d. Sole Proprietorship
A

c. Service

71
Q
  1. When a business entity receives payment before delivering goods, the unearned revenue account is
    a. Credited
    b. Debited
    c. Debited and credited
    d. Not affected
A

a. Credited

72
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  1. Which of the following is not subject to depreciation?.
    a. Building
    b. Equipment
    c. Land
    d. Machinery
A

c. Land

73
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  1. Which of the following is a selling cost?
    a. Depreciation on finished goods warehouse
    b. Property taxes on factory
    c. Janitorial costs for administrative offices
    d. Indirect labor costs
A

a. Depreciation on finished goods warehouse

74
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  1. What is the contribution margin?
    a. Total revenue-total fixed costs
    b. Total revenue-total variable costs
    c. Total revenue-finished goods
    d. None of the above
A

b. Total revenue-total variable costs

75
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  1. Which are true about Managerial Accounting?
    a. Must comply with GAAP standards
    b. Places emphasis on future
    c. Presents only monetary information
    d. Presents very detailed information
A

d. Presents very detailed information

76
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  1. Which of the following is part of planning?
    a. Cash-flow budget.
    b. Departmental performance report.
    c. Incremental analysis
    d. Management by exception
A

b. Departmental performance report.

77
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  1. It is the delegation of decision making authority throughout an organization
    a. Centralization
    b. Decentralization
    c. Comparison
    d. Planning and Control Cycle
A

a. Centralization

78
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  1. Which of the following colour is used for radiation hazard?
    a. Red
    b. Orange
    c. Green
    d. Purple
A

d. Purple

79
Q
  1. Class-A fire consists of fire due to
    a. Wood
    b. Oil
    c. Transformer
    d. Chemicals
A

a. Wood

80
Q
  1. Water is used to extinguish
    a. Class-A fires
    b. Class-B fires
    c. Class-C fires
    d. All of the above
A

a. Class-A fires

81
Q
  1. The following class of fire occur in electrical equipment
    a. Class-A fires
    b. Class-B fires
    c. Class-C fires
    d. All of the above
A

c. Class-C fires

82
Q
  1. _____ is best suited to extinguishing oil or flammable liquid fire.
    a. Soda acid
    b. Vaporizing Liquid
    c. Foam
    d. Dry Chemical
A

c. Foam

83
Q
  1. Which of the following costs is expensed as incurred?
    a. Factory depreciation
    b. Indirect labor
    c. Sales salaries
    d. Direct materials
A

c. Sales salaries

84
Q
  1. Product costs
    a. Are considered an asset until the finished goods are sold
    b. Are also called period costs
    c. Become an expense in the period the costs are incurred
    d. All of these answer choices are correct
A

a. Are considered an asset until the finished goods are sold

85
Q
  1. It is an inventory system that companies employ to increase efficiency and decrease waste by receiving goods only as they are needed in the production
    a. Just-in-Time
    b. Reengineering
    c. Theory of Constraints
    d. Total Quality Management
A

a. Just-in-Time

86
Q
  1. In Just-In-Time the vendor is to be viewed by the company as a
    a. Manager
    b. Worker
    c. Partner
    d. None of the above
A

c. Partner

87
Q
  1. Just-In-Time (JIT) combines the benefits of
    a. Job order production and Line production
    b. Batch production and Line production
    c. Job order production and Batch production
    d. None of the above
A

a. Job order production and Line production

88
Q
  1. These are claims against customers arising from sale of services or goods on credit
    a. Accounts Payable
    b. Accounts Receivable
    c. Unearned Revenue
    d. Prepaid Expenses
A

b. Accounts Receivable

89
Q
  1. A common business transaction that would not affect the amount of owner’s equity is
    a. billing of customers for services rendered
    b. payment of property taxes
    c. payment of utilities expense
    d. signing a note payable to purchase equipment
A

d. signing a note payable to purchase equipment

90
Q
  1. Material Requirements Planning DOES NOT include
    a. Material price
    b. Bill of Material
    c. Inventory level
    d. Production Schedule
A

a. Material price

91
Q
  1. Break-even point is least affected by
    a. Selling Price
    b. Fixed cost
    c. Volume of production
    d. Production mix
A

d. Production mix

92
Q
  1. Routing and Scheduling are integral part of
    a. Work study
    b. Job analysis
    c. Quality control
    d. Production planning
A

d. Production planning

93
Q
  1. Greater flexibility in plant layout is achieved in case of
    a. Process layout
    b. Product layout
    c. Combination layout
    d. Fixed position layout
A

a. Process layout

94
Q
  1. Micromotion study is
    a. enlarged view of motion study
    b. analysis of only one stage of motion study
    c. time study of small components up to microseconds
    d. subdivision of an operation into therbligs and their analysis
A

d. subdivision of an operation into therbligs and their analysis

95
Q
  1. Which of the following is not a therblig?
    a. Use
    b. Hold
    c. Dispatch
    d. Inspection
A

a. Use

96
Q
  1. Project feasibility report is aimed at;
    a. Informing people
    b. Attracting the customer
    c. Justifying the investment
    d. All of the above
A

c. Justifying the investment

97
Q
  1. Equipment failure is
    a. Availability loss
    b. Performance loss
    c. Quality loss
    d. OEE
A

a. Availability loss

98
Q
  1. If an activity on the critical path takes longer than anticipated, then:
    a. Activities not on the critical path have less slack
    b. Additional critical path activities will appear
    c. Activities not on the critical path have additional slack
    d. None of the above
A

c. Activities not on the critical path have additional slack

99
Q
  1. Productivity increases when
    a. inputs increase while outputs remain the same
    b. inputs decrease while outputs remain the same
    c. outputs decrease while inputs remain the same
    d. inputs and outputs increase proportionately
A

c. outputs decrease while inputs remain the same

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