Adding-value to products & quality control

What does 'adding value' to a product mean?

• Making it more expensive

• Making it larger

• Enhancing its features or appeal

• Changing its color

What does quality control help prevent in products?

• Sales

• Advertising

• Defects & errors

• Color Changes

Adding a waterproof feature to an electronic device is an example of enhancing:

• • Size

• • Durability

• • Weight

• • Complexity

Which of these is important for safety in product design?

• • Bright colors

• High price

• • Absence of sharp edges

• • Heavy weight

Quality control in a product often leads to:

• Less customer satisfaction

• Higher income

• High Customer Trust

• Low Sales

Why is product shape and color important in adding value?

• It makes the product more expensive

• It attracts more customers

• It reduces production costs

• It makes the product heavier

Which material could add value to a plain t-shirt?

• Sandpaper

• Fabric Paint

• Water

• Rocks

Which material could add value to a wooden picture frame?

• glue

• Rocks

• Water

• Paint