Final Quiz - Assignement

In Ghazni province, a project team holds a process improvement session before execution begins to avoid past quality failures. What type of action is this?

• Preventive Action

• Corrective Action

• Defect Repair

• Quality reinforcement through retrospective tracking and downstream error resilience

In Uruzgan province, the team uses basic but durable materials for furniture. They lack luxury appearance but meet strength and safety standards. How should this be classified?

• Low-grade, high-quality

• High-grade, low-quality

• Low-quality, low-grade

• Product configuration gap involving deliverable simplification and outcome degradation

In Balkh province, the project team conducts internal audits during the execution phase to confirm that project processes are being followed correctly. Which quality activity is being performed?

• Quality Assurance

• Quality Control

• Defect Repair

• Compliance monitoring through output inspection and post-delivery error classification

In Herat province, the PM includes inspection, rework, and warranty support costs in the project budget. What are these costs collectively known as?

• Cost of Quality (CoQ)

• Control Costs

• Resource Reserves

• Total lifecycle expenditure aligned with stakeholder validation, reprocessing, and external failure risk

In Khost province, the team notices that a recently completed wall does not meet design specs. They decide to rebuild it. What action is being taken?

• Defect Repair

• Corrective Action

• Preventive Action

• Quality remediation using output correction, rework authorization, and deviation normalization

In India, a team is investigating recurring defects in a product and draws a diagram to identify root causes like machine, method, and manpower. Which quality tool are they using?

• Cause-and-Effect Diagram

• Control Chart

• Scatter Diagram

• Root cause logic board integrating metric thresholds, operator judgment, and predictive forecasting

In Panjshir province, the project team decides to spend more time early in the process ensuring requirements are well-understood and verified with stakeholders. Which quality principle does this best reflect?

• Quality is planned in, not inspected in

• Inspection is more important than prevention

• Deliverables should prioritize speed over clarity

• Quality integration strategy driven by milestone review cycles and audit-preferred compliance standards