Year 10 IGCSE Business Studies: Production Methods and Technology Assessment
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36 questions
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What is the primary goal of lean production?
What is the primary goal of lean production?
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Which of the following best describes the Kaizen philosophy?
Which of the following best describes the Kaizen philosophy?
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Just-in-time inventory control aims to:
Just-in-time inventory control aims to:
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Cell production is characterized by:
Cell production is characterized by:
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Which production method is most suitable for unique, customized products?
Which production method is most suitable for unique, customized products?
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In batch production:
In batch production:
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Flow production is most appropriate for:
Flow production is most appropriate for:
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Which factor is LEAST likely to influence the choice of production method?
Which factor is LEAST likely to influence the choice of production method?
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CAD stands for:
CAD stands for:
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The primary benefit of Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) is:
The primary benefit of Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) is:
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CIM in manufacturing refers to:
CIM in manufacturing refers to:
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EPOS systems are primarily used for:
EPOS systems are primarily used for:
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Which technology allows for secure card payments without physical contact?
Which technology allows for secure card payments without physical contact?
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How does technology generally impact production methods?
How does technology generally impact production methods?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of lean production?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of lean production?
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In the context of production methods, what does JIT stand for?
In the context of production methods, what does JIT stand for?
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Which production method would be most suitable for a bakery making wedding cakes?
Which production method would be most suitable for a bakery making wedding cakes?
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The main advantage of batch production over job production is:
The main advantage of batch production over job production is:
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Analyze the following scenario: A smartphone manufacturer wants to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Which combination of production methods and technologies would you recommend?
Analyze the following scenario: A smartphone manufacturer wants to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Which combination of production methods and technologies would you recommend?
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Evaluate the potential impact of implementing contactless payment systems in a retail business. Which of the following is NOT a likely outcome?
Evaluate the potential impact of implementing contactless payment systems in a retail business. Which of the following is NOT a likely outcome?
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Match the definitions with the corresponding production methods
Match the definitions with the corresponding production methods
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Involves producing unique items in a close customer interaction setting. | arrow_right_alt | Flow Production |
A system where large quantities of a single product are made. | arrow_right_alt | Batch Production |
A process that uses division of labor and specialists. | arrow_right_alt | Job Production |
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Match these manufacturing technologies with their brief descriptions
Match these manufacturing technologies with their brief descriptions
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Offers fast, flexible, and precise production. | arrow_right_alt | CNC Machines |
Enables machines to operate independently. | arrow_right_alt | Robotics |
Can produce complex shapes with high levels of accuracy. | arrow_right_alt | 3D Printing |
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Pair these efficiencies with their definitions
Pair these efficiencies with their definitions
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Measures how well resources are used in the production process. | arrow_right_alt | Technical Efficiency |
Shows the lowest possible cost of a particular good. | arrow_right_alt | Productive Efficiency |
Reflects the ratio of desired output to minimum feasible output. | arrow_right_alt | Economic Efficiency |
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Match the following production problems with the appropriate solutions
Match the following production problems with the appropriate solutions
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Lack of productivity due to poor organization. | arrow_right_alt | Implement Lean Manufacturing |
Production slowdown due to obsolete technology. | arrow_right_alt | Upgrade Machinery |
Decreasing output due to unskilled labor. | arrow_right_alt | Offer Training |
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Bains Ltd has 8 labor-hours to produce 16 units of their product. What is their labor productivity?
Bains Ltd has 8 labor-hours to produce 16 units of their product. What is their labor productivity?
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If a company can make 500 units in 5 hours with 10 workers, how many units does each worker produce per hour?
If a company can make 500 units in 5 hours with 10 workers, how many units does each worker produce per hour?
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A factory used to make 900 bottles per hour with traditional techniques. They adapted new technology and now produce 1200 bottles per hour. What is the percentage increase in the productivity?
A factory used to make 900 bottles per hour with traditional techniques. They adapted new technology and now produce 1200 bottles per hour. What is the percentage increase in the productivity?
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A bakery originally needed 10 hours to make 200 loaves of bread. After some adjustments, they now can produce the same amount in 7 hours. What is the increase in productivity?
A bakery originally needed 10 hours to make 200 loaves of bread. After some adjustments, they now can produce the same amount in 7 hours. What is the increase in productivity?
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What are the key features of job production method?
What are the key features of job production method?
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Which technologies can improve the efficiency of batch production?
Which technologies can improve the efficiency of batch production?
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What are advantages of using flow production in large businesses?
What are advantages of using flow production in large businesses?
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Which of the following are benefits afforded by modern technology in production?
Which of the following are benefits afforded by modern technology in production?
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Classify the following production methods into Job, Batch, or Mass production.
Classify the following production methods into Job, Batch, or Mass production.
- Building a house
- Cake bakery
- Car manufacturing
- Custom-made furniture
- Job Production
- Batch Production
- Mass Production
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Sort these types of technology according to their use in Manufacturing, Communication or Data Management.
Sort these types of technology according to their use in Manufacturing, Communication or Data Management.
- Computer-aided design (CAD)
- Emails
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software
- Instant messaging
- Manufacturing
- Communication
- Data Management
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Categorize these stages in the choice of production method under Labour Intensive, Capital Intensive, or Technologically advanced.
Categorize these stages in the choice of production method under Labour Intensive, Capital Intensive, or Technologically advanced.
- Fruit picking
- Cellphone manufacturing
- Tailoring
- Steel production
- Labour Intensive
- Technologically advanced
- Capital Intensive
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Determine the category for each technology based on its use in Research & Development, Sales & Marketing, or Operations.
Determine the category for each technology based on its use in Research & Development, Sales & Marketing, or Operations.
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tools
- Virtual Reality (VR)
- Inventory management software
- 3D printing
- Sales & Marketing
- Research & Development
- Operations