Option A: line organisation
Option B: line and staff organisation
Option C: functional organisation
Option D: effective organisation
Correct Answer: functional organisation ✔
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Option A: line organisation
Option B: line and staff organisation
Option C: functional organisation
Option D: effective organisation
Correct Answer: line organisation ✔
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Option A: conveyors
Option B: cranes and hoists
Option C: trucks
Option D: locos
Correct Answer: locos ✔
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Option A: material handling
Option B: reducing the waiting time or idle Jajme
Option C: better utilization of man services
Option D: effective use of machines
Correct Answer: reducing the waiting time or idle Jajme ✔
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Option A: Jeck Gilberth
Option B: Gnatt
Option C: Taylor
Option D: Newton
Correct Answer: Gnatt ✔
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Option A: functional organisation
Option B: line organisation
Option C: staff organisation
Option D: line and staff organisations
Correct Answer: staff organisation ✔
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Option A: inflated system
Option B: primary cost method
Option C: current value method
Option D: fixed price method
Correct Answer: inflated system ✔
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Option A: forecasting sales
Option B: production schedule
Option C: scheduling and routing
Option D: linear programming
Correct Answer: production schedule ✔
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Option A: break even point analysis
Option B: production schedule
Option C: material handling layout
Option D: determining selling price
Correct Answer: production schedule ✔
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Option A: optimum lot size
Option B: highest level of inventory
Option C: lot corresponding to break-even point
Option D: capability of a plant to produce
Correct Answer: optimum lot size ✔
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Option A: management
Option B: labour court
Option C: high court/supreme court
Option D: board of directors
Correct Answer: high court/supreme court ✔
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Option A: all industries
Option B: all process industries and thermal power plants
Option C: only major industries
Option D: only key industries
Correct Answer: all industries ✔
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Option A: complicated items only
Option B: simple items only
Option C: crash programmer items only
Option D: cost consciousness items only
Correct Answer: any item ✔
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Option A: depreciation value of a product
Option B: resale value of a product
Option C: major function of the item and accomplishing the same at least cost without change in quality
Option D: break even point when machine re-quires change
Correct Answer: major function of the item and accomplishing the same at least cost without change in quality ✔
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Option A: CAM < DAM
Option B: CAM > DAM
Option C: CAM = DAM
Option D: there is no such criterion
Correct Answer: CAM < DAM ✔
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Option A: Gnatt chart
Option B: bin chart
Option C: Emerson chart
Option D: travel chart
Correct Answer: travel chart ✔
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Option A: actions of operator
Option B: layout of work place
Option C: tooling and equipment
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: actions of operator ✔
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Option A: permits a fine breakdown of activities and delays
Option B: simultaneous study of many operators may be made by a single observer
Option C: calculations are easier, method is economical and less time consuming
Option D: no time measuring devices are generally needed
Correct Answer: permits a fine breakdown of activities and delays ✔
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Option A: process layout
Option B: product layout
Option C: fixed position layout
Option D: plant layout
Correct Answer: product layout ✔
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Option A: all industries
Option B: all industries other than small and medium industries
Option C: volunteers
Option D: the industries notified by Government
Correct Answer: the industries notified by Government ✔
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Option A: immediately on joining the service
Option B: after 60 days of joining the service
Option C: after 100 days of joining the service
Option D: after 240 days of joining the service
Correct Answer: after 240 days of joining the service ✔
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Option A: Taylor
Option B: Drucker
Option C: McGregor
Option D: Galileo
Correct Answer: Galileo ✔
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Option A: fast worker
Option B: average worker
Option C: slow worker
Option D: new entrant
Correct Answer: average worker ✔
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Option A: one time estimate
Option B: two time estimate
Option C: three time estimate
Option D: four time estimate
Correct Answer: one time estimate ✔
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Option A: process layout
Option B: product layout
Option C: fixed position layout
Option D: plant layout
Correct Answer: fixed position layout ✔
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Option A: assembly industry
Option B: process industry
Option C: job order industry
Option D: mass production industry
Correct Answer: assembly industry ✔
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Option A: break-even analysis
Option B: value analysis
Option C: linear programming
Option D: queing theory
Correct Answer: linear programming ✔
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Option A: past good workers
Option B: past poor workers
Option C: past average workers
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: past poor workers ✔
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Option A: purchase value
Option B: saleable value
Option C: depreciated value
Option D: present worth
Correct Answer: function/cost ✔
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Option A: a standard rating system
Option B: a merit rating system
Option C: a job evaluation system
Option D: his individual performance
Correct Answer: a merit rating system ✔
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Option A: Halsey plan
Option B: Rowan plan
Option C: Haynes plan
Option D: Emerson’s plan
Correct Answer: Haynes plan ✔
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Option A: Emerson efficiency plan
Option B: Taylor plan
Option C: Halsey premium plan
Option D: Gilberth plan
Correct Answer: Halsey premium plan ✔
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Option A: one time estimate
Option B: two time estimate
Option C: three time estimate
Option D: four time estimate
Correct Answer: three time estimate ✔
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Option A: short run analysis
Option B: long run analysis
Option C: average of above two run analysis
Option D: there is no such criterion
Correct Answer: short run analysis ✔
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Option A: paid as per efficiency
Option B: ensured of minimum wages
Option C: not paid any bonus till his efficiency
Option D: never a loser
Correct Answer: ensured of minimum wages ✔
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Option A: Scanlon Plan
Option B: Rowan Plan
Option C: Bedaux Plan
Option D: Taylor Differential Piece Rate System
Correct Answer: Scanlon Plan ✔
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Option A: optimum utilization of men, machines and materials
Option B: lowest possible cost and shortest possible time for project
Option C: timely execution of project
Option D: to produce best results under given constraints
Correct Answer: lowest possible cost and shortest possible time for project ✔
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Option A: by time study
Option B: from previous production records
Option C: from one’s judgement
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: from previous production records ✔
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Option A: reduce labour monotony
Option B: overcome boring and demotivating work
Option C: make people happy
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: manufacturing plant
Option B: manufacturing plant and equipment
Option C: inventories
Option D: common stock held by the firm
Correct Answer: manufacturing plant ✔
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Option A: F.W. Taylor
Option B: H.L. Gantt
Option C: F.B. Gilberfh
Option D: R.M. Barnes
Correct Answer: F.W. Taylor ✔
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Option A: credited into reserves of company
Option B: deposited in nationalised bank
Option C: deposited in post office
Option D: deposited in the account of worker with employer or Reserve Bank of India
Correct Answer: deposited in the account of worker with Provident Fund Commissioner ✔
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Option A: process layout
Option B: product layout
Option C: fixed position layout
Option D: plant layout
Correct Answer: process layout ✔
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Option A: process layout
Option B: product layout
Option C: fixed position layout
Option D: plant layout
Correct Answer: product layout ✔
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Option A: greater
Option B: smaller
Option C: equal
Option D: there is no such correlation
Correct Answer: greater ✔
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Option A: primary cost
Option B: factory cost
Option C: factory expenses
Option D: primary cost + factory expenses
Correct Answer: primary cost ✔
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Option A: a job
Option B: an individual employee
Option C: a particular division in workshop
Option D: machine
Correct Answer: an individual employee ✔
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Option A: minimum value
Option B: maximum value
Option C: average value
Option D: alarming value
Correct Answer: minimum value ✔
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Option A: total cost of the product
Option B: selling price of the product
Option C: utility of the product
Option D: manufactured cost of the product
Correct Answer: utility of the product ✔
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Option A: batch production
Option B: job production
Option C: mass production
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: mass production ✔
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Option A: all industries have to necessarily train the apprentices
Option B: industries have to train apprentices ac-cording to their requirement
Option C: all industries employing more than 100 workers have to recruit apprentices
Option D: only industries employing more than 500 workers have to recruit apprentices
Correct Answer: only industries employing more than 500 workers have to recruit apprentices ✔
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Option A: quality
Option B: statistics
Option C: probability
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: probability ✔
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Option A: achieving optimisation
Option B: ensuring against market fluctuations
Option C: acceptable customer service at low capital investment in inventory
Option D: discounts allowed in bulk purchase
Correct Answer: acceptable customer service at low capital investment in inventory ✔
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Option A: effective running of stores
Option B: state of merchandise methods of stroing and maintenance etc
Option C: stock control system
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: productivity
Option B: inventory control
Option C: production planning
Option D: production control
Correct Answer: productivity ✔
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Option A: functional organisation
Option B: line organisation
Option C: staff organisation
Option D: line, staff and functional organisations
Correct Answer: functional organisation ✔
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Option A: corporate plans
Option B: higher level management
Option C: functional authority
Option D: departmentatidn
Correct Answer: departmentatidn ✔
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Option A: normal time + allowances
Option B: normal time + idle time + allowances
Option C: normal time + idle time
Option D: only normal time for an operation
Correct Answer: normal time + allowances ✔
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Option A: flow of material in the plant
Option B: proper utilization of man power
Option C: proper utilization of machines
Option D: inspection of final product
Correct Answer: flow of material in the plant ✔
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Option A: a planning layout
Option B: flow of material
Option C: advancing a programme in automatic machines
Option D: copying complicated profiles
Correct Answer: a planning layout ✔
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Option A: strict adherence to specification
Option B: separation of planning and design part
Option C: each individual maintains functional efficiency
Option D: work is properly planned and distributed
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: effective command and control
Option B: defined responsibilities at all levels
Option C: rigid discipline in the organisation
Option D: ability of quick decision at all levels
Correct Answer: all of the above ✔
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Option A: line organisation
Option B: line and staff organisation
Option C: functional organisation
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: line organisation ✔
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Option A: specialisation exists
Option B: machines are arranged according to sequence of operation
Option C: few number of non-standardised units are to be produced
Option D: mass production is envisaged
Correct Answer: few number of non-standardised units are to be produced ✔
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Option A: batch production
Option B: continuous production
Option C: effective utilization of machine
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: continuous production ✔
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Option A: have full flexibility
Option B: employ conveyor belts, trucks, tractors etc.
Option C: be a general purpose type
Option D: be designed as special purpose for a particular application
Correct Answer: be designed as special purpose for a particular application ✔
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Option A: analysis of process chart
Option B: flow of material
Option C: ordering schedule of job
Option D: controlling inventory costs money
Correct Answer: controlling inventory costs money ✔
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Option A: improving a work method
Option B: improvising a work method
Option C: designing a work method
Option D: providing a schematic framework
Correct Answer: reducing inventory costs ✔
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Option A: 0.0001 minute
Option B: 0.0006 minute
Option C: 0.006 minute
Option D: 0.001 minute
Correct Answer: 0.0006 minute ✔
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Option A: the appraisal, in terms of time, of the value of work involving human effort
Option B: machine setting time
Option C: time taken by workers to do a job
Option D: method of fixing time for workers
Correct Answer: the appraisal, in terms of time, of the value of work involving human effort ✔
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Option A: work sampling
Option B: time study
Option C: method study
Option D: work study
Correct Answer: work sampling ✔
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Option A: relative worth of jobs
Option B: skills required by a worker
Option C: contribution of a worker
Option D: contribution of a job
Correct Answer: relative worth of jobs ✔
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Option A: operator’s activity
Option B: flow of material and in case of trouble locate source of trouble
Option C: minimising the delays
Option D: making efficient despatching
Correct Answer: flow of material and in case of trouble locate source of trouble ✔
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Option A: process chart
Option B: material handling
Option C: stop watch
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: stop watch ✔
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Option A: a symbol
Option B: an event
Option C: an activity
Option D: micro motions
Correct Answer: standard symbol and colour ✔
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Option A: where production activities are involved
Option B: in judging the rating of machines
Option C: in improving industrial relations
Option D: in judging the output of a man and improving it
Correct Answer: where production activities are involved ✔
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Option A: overhead crane
Option B: trolley
Option C: belt conveyor
Option D: all of the above
Correct Answer: overhead crane ✔
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Option A: inspection
Option B: transport
Option C: delay/temporary storage
Option D: permanent storage
Correct Answer: delay/temporary storage ✔
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Option A: graph paper
Option B: process chart
Option C: planning chart
Option D: stop watch
Correct Answer: stop watch ✔
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