CLSS-MBB - Exam Day 01

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Lean Six Sigma

(Master Black Belt) Day 01
1. The …… of Six Sigma is a business improvement approach that seeks to find

and eliminate causes of current defects and errors.
A .DMAIC
B DFSS
C .Kaizen
D .5S
2. The …… of Six Sigma is a business improvement approach that seeks to find

and eliminate causes of Future defects and errors.
A .DMAIC
B DFSS
C .Kaizen
D .5S
3. ..... It is the unit used to measure problems

A Defects
B Errors
C Problems
D Crises
E Disasters
4. Six Sigma based at ……... As an important factor.

A Real-world problem
B Team, Process focused and Data based analysis
C Impact of the Root cause as a process sigma
D All of the Above
5. For 01 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

A 69% / 31%
B 31% / 69%
C 6.7% / 93.3%
D 0.62% / 99.38%
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A 31% / 69%
B 69% / 31%
C 93.3% / 6.7%
D 99.38% / 0.62%

A 31% / 69%
B 69% / 31%
C 93.3% / 6.7%
D 99.38% / 0.62%

A 31% / 69%
B 69% / 31%
C 93.3% / 6.7%
D 99.38% / 0.62%

A 31% / 69%
B 69% / 31%
C 99.977% / 0.023%
D 99.99966% / 0.00034%

A 31% / 69%
B 69% / 31%
C 99.977% / 0.023%
D 99.99966% / 0.00034%
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11. For 01 Sigma the DPMO is ... and Yield per Million is ….
A 310000 / 690000
B 690000 / 310000
C 933000 / 67000
D 993767 / 6210
E 999767 / 233
F 999997 / 3.4
A 310000 / 690000
B 690000 / 310000
C 933000 / 67000
D 993767 / 6210
E 999767 / 233
F 999997 / 3.4
A 310000 / 690000
B 690000 / 310000
C 933000 / 67000
D 993767 / 6210
E 999767 / 233
F 999997 / 3.4
A 310000 / 690000
B 690000 / 310000
C 933000 / 67000
D 993767 / 6210
E 999767 / 233
F 999997 / 3.4
A 310000 / 690000
B 690000 / 310000
C 933000 / 67000
D 993767 / 6210
E 999767 / 233
F 999997 / 3.4
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A 310000 / 690000
B 690000 / 310000
C 933000 / 67000
D 993767 / 6210
E 999767 / 233
F 999997 / 3.4
17. We identify the six-sigma problem at ……. phase.

A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
18. We form a team to solve the six-sigma at ……. phase.

A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
19. We Conduct tests to know the extent of the problem at ……. phase.
A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
20. We Collect Data regarding the found problem at ……. phase.

A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
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21. Identification of problem causes (Xs) of the problem (Y) at.. phase.
A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
22. We allocate the Root Cause of Six Sigma problem at ……. phase.
A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
23. We identify and test solutions at ……. phase.

A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
24. We implement solution at pilot & full scale for the Six Sigma problem at …….
phase.
A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
25. at Improve phase we should Implement the solution first at…. Scale.
A Pilot
B Full
C Department
D Company
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26. We mentor the process to ensure that the problem does not recur at …….
phase.
A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
27. We ensure the stability of the level of improvement achieved at ……. phase
A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
28. We create control system based at …….

A Type of Data
B Time of Data
C Effect of Data
D Speed of Data
29. The Last phase of DMAIC is……. phase.

A Define
B Measure
C Analyze
D Improve
E Control
30. In Normal Distribution is ……... and ……. are Equal.

A Mean and Median
B Mean and Range
C Mean and Standard Deviation
D Mean and Mode
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31. ...... Is the percentage of data allocated within +- 01.

A 68.27%
B 95.45%
C 99.73%
D 99.9937%

A 68.27%
B 95.45%
C 99.73%
D 99.9937%

A 68.27%
B 95.45%
C 99.73%
D 99.9937%
34. A customer requested 1000 spare parts with a Maximum Length of 5.5 CM for
part, and Minimum Length of 4.5 CM for part, a continuous sample data was
collected from your production lines was (Mean=5.1), (STDEV.S=0.2), what is
your operation Sigma Level
A 2.50
B 3.50
C 4.50
D 5.50
35. With a process Upper Side Capability (CPU)=02 and Lower Side Capability
(CPL)=01, What is your operation Sigma Level.
A 2.50
B 3.50
C 4.50
D 5.50
36. Student’s 01 Marks are (72,73,76,76,78) and Student’s 02 Marks are

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(67,72,76,84,76), which student have better performance?

A Student 01
B Student 02
C Equal
D None of the above
37. ……. are generated from the data.

A Control Limits
B Specification Limits
C Common Cause Variation
D Special Cause Variation
38. ……. are generated from the customer expectation.

A Control Limits
B Specification Limits
C Common Cause Variation
D Special Cause Variation
39. As long as, all data is between the (UCL & LCL) it is ...
A Process within Common Cause Variation
B Process In & Under Control
C Process Stable
D All of the above
40. As long as, one or more points are outside limit.

A Process within Special Cause Variation
B Process Out of Control Point
C .Process unstable
D All of the above
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41. To effectively monitor any process, the values are used to evaluate are ….
A .process Mean and process Standard Deviation
B .process Median and process Range
C .process Mode and process Standard Deviation
D All of the above
42. During Control phase, we need to ….

A .Monitor any points that moving out of control
B .Identify the special cause for variation
C Eliminate those causes to make the process in control
D All of the above
43. In control chart we use …... Formula to calculate UCL.

A .Mean+(3*STDV)=
B .Mean-(3*STDV)=
C .Range+(3*STDV)=
D .Mean/(3*STDV)=
44. In control chart we use …... Formula to calculate LCL.

A .Mean+(3*STDV)=
B .Mean-(3*STDV)=
C .Range+(3*STDV)=
D .Mean/(3*STDV)=
45. sometimes gathering data in subgroups of measurements isn't an option

because
A Measurements may be too Expensive
B Production volume may be Too Low
C It might cause a Long Cycle Time
D All of the above
46. Ratio and Interval Scale of measurements are based on ………... type of data
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A Discrete and Attribute

B Discrete and Continuous
C Variable and Continuous
D Continuous and Attribute
47. Control chart to display a process mean and its outer limits. In such a chart,
what does UCL stand for?
A Upper Cycle Length
B Upper Control Limit
C Upper Cycle Limit
D Upper Control Length
48. Control chart to display a process mean and its outer limits. In such a chart,
what does LCL stand for?
A Lower Cycle Length
B Lower Control Limit
C Lower Cycle Limit
D Lower Control Length
49. We choose type of control chart based on …...

A Type of Data
B Number of Six Sigma Team
C Control duration
D .Time of data collection
50. Who is credited with inventing control charts

A Taiichi Ohno and Shigeo Shingo
B Paul and Joseph Galvin
C Jack Welch
D Dr. Walter Andrew Shewhart
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51. …… working with Continuous Data into Subgroup Size 01.

A IMR Chart
B X Bar - R Chart
C X Bar - S Chart
D NP - Chart
52. …… working with Continuous Data into Subgroup Size (02-08).

A IMR Chart
B X Bar - R Chart
C X Bar - S Chart
D NP - Chart
53. …… working with Continuous Data into Subgroup Size (  08 ).

A IMR Chart
B X Bar - R Chart
C X Bar - S Chart
D NP - Chart
54. …… working with Discrete Data at Constant Defective Level.

A IMR Chart
B X Bar - R Chart
C X Bar - S Chart
D NP - Chart
55. …… working with Discrete Data at Non-Constant Defective Level.

A NP - Chart
B P-Chart
C C-Chart
D U-Chart
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56. …… working with Discrete Data at Constant Defects Level.

A NP - Chart
B P-Chart
C C-Chart
D U-Chart
57. …… working with Discrete Data at Non-Constant Defects Level.

A NP - Chart
B P-Chart
C C-Chart
D U-Chart
58. we use ……… for Monitoring the STABILITY of a Process

A .IMR Chart
B .X-Bar and R-Chart
C .X-bar and S-Chart
D .NP Control Chart
59. we use ………. for Determining whether a process is stable and ready to be
improved in general “When to Improve?”.
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
60. we use ……. for Demonstrating Improved Process Performance.

A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
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61. To control data with Individual Values & Moving Range we use is ……..
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
62. we use …….to plot the process Mean and process Range
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
63. We use …... to know when to investigate a process for causes of variation.
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
64. The control chart type, we use to monitor processes for large sample size is …
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
65. The control chart type, we use to plot the process mean or average change in
process over time …...
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
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66. The control chart type, we use to look at variation in YES/NO type attributes
data is ….
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
67. In ……there are only two possible outcomes either the (item is defective / NO)
or it is (not defective / Yes).
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
68. …. is used to determine if the number of defective items in a group of items is

consistent over time.
A .IMR Chart
D .NP Control Chart
69. we use ……to statistical quality control to graph proportions of defective items
(Pass or Fail).
A .IMR Chart
B .P-Chart
C .C-Chart
D .U Chart
70. we use …… with data collected in subgroups that are the same size
A .IMR Chart
B .P-Chart
C .C-Chart
D .U Chart
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71. The control chart type, we use …… when counting defects and the sample
size are different
A .IMR Chart
B .P-Chart
C .C-Chart
D .U Chart
72. The control chart type, we use …… to monitor the Total Count of defects per
unit in different samples of size
A .IMR Chart
B .P-Chart
C .C-Chart
D .U Chart

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Lean Six Sigma

1. The …… of Six Sigma is a business improvement approach that seeks to find

2. The …… of Six Sigma is a business improvement approach that seeks to find

3. ..... It is the unit used to measure problems

4. Six Sigma based at ……... As an important factor.

5. For 01 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

6. For 02 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

7. For 03 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

8. For 04 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

9. For 05 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

10. For 06 Sigma the Defects % is …… and Yield % is ……

17. We identify the six-sigma problem at ……. phase.

18. We form a team to solve the six-sigma at ……. phase.

20. We Collect Data regarding the found problem at ……. phase.

23. We identify and test solutions at ……. phase.

28. We create control system based at …….

29. The Last phase of DMAIC is……. phase.

30. In Normal Distribution is ……... and ……. are Equal.

31. ...... Is the percentage of data allocated within +- 01.

32. ...... Is the percentage of data allocated within +- 02.

33. ...... Is the percentage of data allocated within +- 03.

36. Student’s 01 Marks are (72,73,76,76,78) and Student’s 02 Marks are

(67,72,76,84,76), which student have better performance?

37. ……. are generated from the data.

38. ……. are generated from the customer expectation.

40. As long as, one or more points are outside limit.

42. During Control phase, we need to ….

43. In control chart we use …... Formula to calculate UCL.

44. In control chart we use …... Formula to calculate LCL.

45. sometimes gathering data in subgroups of measurements isn't an option

A Discrete and Attribute

49. We choose type of control chart based on …...

50. Who is credited with inventing control charts

51. …… working with Continuous Data into Subgroup Size 01.

52. …… working with Continuous Data into Subgroup Size (02-08).

53. …… working with Continuous Data into Subgroup Size (  08 ).

54. …… working with Discrete Data at Constant Defective Level.

55. …… working with Discrete Data at Non-Constant Defective Level.

56. …… working with Discrete Data at Constant Defects Level.

57. …… working with Discrete Data at Non-Constant Defects Level.

58. we use ……… for Monitoring the STABILITY of a Process

60. we use ……. for Demonstrating Improved Process Performance.

68. …. is used to determine if the number of defective items in a group of items is

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