123. What is used to outline the steps required to defineelements, set up data collection and analyze the datacollected?
Select one:
a. Road map of steps
b. A project charter
c. A bar chart
d. A project plan
124. What helps the team and project leaders understand whatresources will be required at each point during the project?
Select one:
a. Activity network diagram
b. SIPOC diagram
c. Plot Diagram
d. Fishbone Diagram
125. Deciding whether a statistical difference is worthconsidering, you don't consider what?
Select one:
a. If the numerical difference is necessarily large enough
b. What the main effect of other factors in the experimentare
c. If the difference falls within the range the team is hopingto record
d. If it has an interaction with other factors
126. Do you always need to translate graphed data into numbersto use it?
Select one:
a. Yes. Numbers show differences in data.
b. Yes. Otherwise it can't be tracked.
c. Yes. This is one of the benefits of analysis.
d. Not necessarily. As long as the data can be tracked.
127. The main effect describes the measurement of change in theresult based on what?
Select one:
a. The first factor tested
b. A single factor
c. Multiple factors
d. The input factor
128. What is an easy way to check for outliers?
Select one:
a. Hypothesis test
b. Graphical analysis
c. Chi-square test
d. Minitab check
129. What is a run chart?
Select one:
a. A run chart is a graphical representation of data overtime.
b. There is no advantage of a run chart.
c. A run chart is the same as a histogram.
d. A run chart shows data at one particular point in time.
130. What is not a reason to create a process map?
Select one:
a. The process of creating the maps allow for more explorationand knowledge transfer.
b. Helps the team in understanding the overall process.
c. A process map can only be used within the context of theproject.
d. teams understand what inputs and outputs should bemeasured.