CQE Exam Questions
169 real CQE exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 3 of 4.
- Question #102Product and Process Control
The probability of accepting a lot of unacceptable quality is known as
beta riskconsumer's riskacceptance samplingOC curve - Question #103Product and Process Control
Which of the following list of basic NDT techniques are X ray types?
Non-Destructive TestingX-ray InspectionRadiation TestingQuality Control - Question #104Product and Process Control
The steeper the OC-curve, the
OC curveacceptance samplingproducer's riskconsumer's risk - Question #105Product and Process Control
The AQL for a given sampling plan is 1% this means that
AQLacceptance quality limitacceptance samplingproducer's risk - Question #106Product and Process Control
What distribution is used to determine the OC curve for an attributes sampling plan?
OC curvebinomial distributionhypergeometric distributionattributes sampling - Question #107Measurement, Metrology, and Calibration
Measurement gaging is preferable to go, no-go gaging of a quality characteristic because
measurement gaginggo/no-go gagingvariables vs attributesinspection methods - Question #108Product and Process Control
The basic elements of an ultrasonic test system do NOT include which of the following?
ultrasonic testingNDTtransducernon-destructive testing - Question #109Statistical Tools and Techniques
A lot is known to be 1.2% defective. Five units are randomly selected from the lot, and the lot is accepted if 1 or fewer defects are found. What is the probability of the lot bein...
binomial distributionacceptance samplingprobability calculationlot rejection - Question #110Statistical Tools and Techniques
Given the following probabilities 1 or more defects = .70 2 or more defects = .35 3 or more defects = .15 4 or more defects = .03 What is the probability of 2 or fewer defects?
probabilitycumulative probabilitycomplement rulediscrete distributions - Question #111Product and Process Control
An operation requires shipments from your vendor of small lots of fixed size. The attribute sampling plan used for receiving inspection should have its OC curve developed using
hypergeometric distributionOC curveacceptance samplingfinite population - Question #112Statistical Tools and Techniques
As the scatter of points about a regression line becomes less, r2 will
regressioncoefficient of determinationr-squaredscatter plot - Question #113Statistical Tools and Techniques
The critical value of the t-distribution is
t-distributionnormal distributiondegrees of freedomcritical values - Question #114The Quality System
To be effective, a corrective and preventive action system must have
CAPAcorrective actionpreventive actionnonconformity identification - Question #115Statistical Tools and Techniques
The power of efficiency in designed experiments lies in the
design of experimentsDOEhidden replicationexperimental efficiency - Question #116Statistical Tools and Techniques
Which table should be used to determine a confidence interval on the mean when standard deviation is NOT known and the sample size is 10?
t-distributionconfidence intervalunknown standard deviationsmall sample - Question #117Statistical Tools and Techniques
Given that the population standard deviation is 6.8, what sample size is required to be 90% confident that the estimated mean has an error less than 0.02?
sample size determinationconfidence intervalz-distributionmargin of error - Question #118Statistical Tools and Techniques
Given the data below is normally distributed, and the population standard deviation is 3.1, what is the 90% confidence interval for the mean? 22, 23, 19, 17, 29, 25
confidence intervalz-distributionknown standard deviationmean estimation - Question #119Statistical Tools and Techniques
If a sample size of 16 yields an average of 12 and standard deviation of 3, estimate the 95% confidence interval for the population (assume a normal distribution).
confidence intervalt-distributionsample standard deviationmean estimation - Question #120Statistical Tools and Techniques
Which of the following statements is CORRECT?
correlationregressionhomoscedasticitycoefficient of determination - Question #121Statistical Tools and Techniques
How many outcomes are possible when performing a single trial of a binomial experiment?
binomial distributionprobabilitydiscrete distributionbinary outcomes - Question #122Statistical Tools and Techniques
Which of the following is a valid null hypothesis?
null hypothesishypothesis testingstatistical notation - Question #123Statistical Tools and Techniques
A two-way analysis of variance has r levels for one variable and c levels for the second variable with 2 observations per cell. The degree of freedom for interaction is
two-way ANOVAdegrees of freedominteractionexperimental design - Question #124Statistical Tools and Techniques
One-way analysis of variance is MOST similar in its objectives to
one-way ANOVAhypothesis testingpopulation means comparison - Question #125Statistical Tools and Techniques
The difference between setting alpha equal to 0.05 and alpha equal to 0.01 in hypothesis testing is
significance leveltype I erroralphahypothesis testing - Question #126Statistical Tools and Techniques
In nonparametric statistics:
nonparametric statisticsdistribution assumptions - Question #127Statistical Tools and Techniques
The value for t, when making a two-tailed paired t test, with samples of 13 and alpha =0.05, is
paired t-testtwo-tailed testcritical valuedegrees of freedom - Question #128Statistical Tools and Techniques
The "least squares method" is used in
least squares methodregressionbest fit line - Question #129Statistical Tools and Techniques
The primary advantage of the Latin square design, compared to the factorial design, is that
Latin square designfactorial designDOEexperimental efficiency - Question #130Statistical Tools and Techniques
An experiment with two factors, in which all levels of one variable are run at each level of the second variable, is called a
factorial experimentDOEtwo-factor designexperimental design - Question #131Statistical Tools and Techniques
Given the data below, what is the 90% confidence interval for the variance? 22, 23, 19, 17, 29, 25
confidence intervalvariancechi-square distributioninterval estimation - Question #132Statistical Tools and Techniques
How many number of trials does a 3-factor, 2-level full factorial experiment consist of?
full factorial design2^k designDOEexperimental trials - Question #133Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
You are shifting your plant to an earthquake prone location. You get plant foundations designed to absorb the earthquake shocks. What risk strategy are you adopting?
risk mitigationrisk strategyrisk responserisk management - Question #134Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
A major problem has occurred that was not identified in the risk response plan. What is the term used to identify the actions to deal with these unplanned risks?
workaroundunplanned riskrisk response planrisk management - Question #135Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
What are the major disadvantages of having an improvement team that is too large?
team sizeimprovement teamteam dynamicsteam effectiveness - Question #136The Quality System
Which of the following is NOT considered a prevention cost?
prevention costscost of qualityquality cost categoriescalibration - Question #137Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
An improvement in quality costs is MOST clearly indicated when:
Cost of QualityQuality Cost CategoriesQuality Improvement MetricsManagement Objectives - Question #138Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
During the building phase of improvement team development, which of the following properly describes team activities?
team development phasesteam buildingteam leader roleimprovement team - Question #139Continuous Improvement
Benchmarking might be defined as any of the following EXCEPT:
benchmarkingbest practicesperformance measurementbest-in-class - Question #140Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
Which of the following is the BEST method to developing materials for a training program on the gaps in performance?
training program developmentperformance gapsneeds assessmenttraining materials - Question #141Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
In most cases, an improvement team facilitator will NOT normally:
team facilitatorfacilitator roleimprovement teamgroup leadership - Question #142Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
The ideal results of a quality training effort would NOT include which of the following?
quality trainingcost of qualityemployee moraleproductivity - Question #143Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
Information that is received by upper management, is often distorted. Which of the following actions is effective in countering this problem?
management communicationinformation distortionorganizational communication - Question #144Management and Leadership in Quality Engineering
Which of the following quality gurus was very critical of merit-pay and individual bonuses? He discouraged management by objectives and the ranking of employees by performance.
Demingmerit paymanagement by objectivesquality gurus - Question #145Continuous Improvement
In order to implement a continuous improvement strategy, a company may institute a steering committee or improvement council. Which of the following would generally NOT be a task p...
steering committeeimprovement councilquality visionimprovement strategy - Question #146Statistical Tools and Techniques
For a process the Cp and Cpk values both turn out to be 2.1. What do you conclude from this?
process capabilityCpCpkcentered process - Question #147Product and Process Design
Which of the following is an advantage of using quantitative methods of risk analysis, as compared to the qualitative methods?
risk analysisquantitative methodsqualitative methodsaccuracy - Question #148Statistical Tools and Techniques
What is the purpose of blocking?
blockingDOEnuisance variationexperimental design - Question #149Product and Process Design
Which of the following risk strategy is utilized by both negative and positive risks?
risk managementaccept strategypositive risknegative risk - Question #150Statistical Tools and Techniques
A cause and effect diagram is also called which of the following?
cause and effect diagramfishbone diagramIshikawaquality tools - Question #151Statistical Tools and Techniques
A graph of a data set, composed of a series of rectangles, each proportional in width to the range of values in a class and proportional in height to the number of items or fractio...
histogramfrequency distributiondata visualizationquality tools