CSS11 M10-M14 Review Questions

Which of the following is not one of the five steps in the 5S methodology?

• A. Systematize
• B. Sort
• C. Standardize
• D. Sustain

What is the goal of the 5S methodology?

• A. To create a messy and disorganized workspace
• B. To maximize waste and minimize productivity
• C. To create a clean, uncluttered, safe, and well-organized workspace that helps to minimize waste and maximize productivity
• D. None of the above

What is the Japanese term for the first step of 5S?

• A. Seiri
• B. Seiton
• C. Seiso
• D. Seiketsu

What is the purpose of the third step (Shine) in the 5S methodology?

• A. To remove unnecessary items from each area
• B. To organize and detect storage for productive use
• C. To regularly clean and inspect each area
• D. To incorporate 5S into traditional operating processes

The second step, was called "seiton," for example, a variety of names were used: "Systematic Arrangement," "Straightening Out," and "Simplify.

• Set in Order
• Standardize
• Shine
• Sort

What do the 3Rs stand for?

• a) Reduce, Recycle, Reuse
• b) Reduce, Renew, Reuse
• c) Recycle, Reuse, Replace
• d) Refuse, Reduce, Recycle

Which of the following is an example of the "Recycle" principle of the 3Rs?

• a) Donating old clothes to a charity
• b) Repurposing an old jar into a vase
• c) Recycling a plastic water bottle
• d) Using a cloth bag instead of a plastic bag

Which of the following is an example of the "Reuse" principle of the 3Rs?

• a) Buying new electronics instead of repairing old ones
• b) Using a single-use coffee cup and throwing it away
• c) Donating old furniture to a thrift store
• d) Recycling paper instead of throwing it away

What is the ultimate goal of the 3Rs?

• a) To eliminate waste entirely
• b) To reduce the amount of waste produced
• c) To recycle as much waste as possible
• d) To reuse as much waste as possible

What does the "Recycle" principle of the 3Rs promote?

• a) Using resources more efficiently and reducing waste
• b) Refusing to use products that harm the environment
• c) Turning waste into new products
• d) Using products multiple times before discarding them