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Green Belt Test
1.
Which term is NOT a principle of Lean?
a.
Value
b.
Value Stream
c.
Flow
d.
Push
e.
Perfection
2.
The 8 types of waste are
a.
Inventory, Transportation, Over-processing, Waiting/queue time, Motion, Defects, Overproduction, Injuries
b.
Inventory, Transportation, Over-processing, Waiting/queue time, Motion, Defects, Underproduction, Injuries
c.
Inventory, Logistics, Over-processing, Waiting/queue time, Motion, Defects, Overproduction, Injuries
d.
Trash, Transportation, Over-processing, Waiting/queue time, Stand Still, Defects, Overproduction, Injuries
3.
When there is a problem or inefficiency, and the solution is simple and ready to implement, the method you should used for implementation is a.
Kaizen
b.
“JUST DO IT”
c.
Green Belt methods
d.
Lean Six Sigma
4.
The charter includes a:
a.
problem statement, team members, sponsor and champion, objectives, and scope.
b.
problem statement, team members, sponsor and champion, objectives, implementation
plan and scope.
c.
problem statement, error timeline history, team members, sponsor and champion, objectives, and scope.
d.
problem statement, error timeline history, fishbone diagram, future state diagram, team
members, sponsor and champion, objectives, and scope.
5.
A map that shows responsibilities and the linear sequence of activities is called a a.
Future State Assumption
b.
Charter
c.
Linear Process Map
d.
PICK Chart
6.
Defining roles as value added and non-value is a part of the:
a.
PICK Chart
b.
Future State process map
c.
Lean process
d.
Current State process map.
7.
The 7 stages of team development are
a.
Defining, Confronting, Trusting, Rebelling, Committing, Fact Checking, and Adjourning
b.
Defining, Conforming, Trusting, Rebelling, Committing, Functioning, and Rejecting
c.
Defining, Condensing, Telling, Rebelling, Committing, Functioning, and Adjourning
d.
Defining, Conforming, Trusting, Rebelling, Committing, Functioning, and Adjourning
8.
Which is not a component of active listening? a.
Non-verbal attending,
b.
Reflective statements c.
Word clarification d.
Responding
9.
Focusing on methodology, allowing the group to the expert, and remaining neutral always are:
a.
Principles of facilitation
b.
Principles of lean six sigma
c.
Principles of the charter
d.
Principles of implementing the process improvement strategy
10.
Reminding the group of the importance of participation, calling on quiet people respectfully, and
using active listening techniques are all diagnosis and intervention techniques for:
a.
Solving the inefficiency b.
Assigning team roles
c.
Increasing group participation
d.
Effective groupthink
11.
The basic ground rules for brainstorming sessions are
a.
No premature decision or evaluations
b.
“Wild” or “bad” ideas are welcomed
c.
Don’t sit on ideas – express them
d.
All the above
12.
The PICK chart allows you to sort improvement ideas into:
a.
small payoff, big payoff, easy to implement, and hard to implement
b.
only big payoff
c.
only big payoff and easy to implement
d.
only hard to implement and small payoff
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