CSSGB Exam Questions
107 real CSSGB exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 2 of 3.
- Question #123
The number of units in a sample.
- Question #124
A document that describes the required characteristics for the quality of a product or service, including measures and control methods.
- Question #125
The charting of a data set in which most of the data points are concentrated around the average (mean), thus forming a bell-shaped curve.
- Question #126
A methodology that provides businesses with the tools to improve the capability of their business processes.
- Question #127
A branch of applied statistics dealing with planning, conducting, analyzing, and interpreting controlled tests to evaluate the factors that control the value of a parameter or grou...
- Question #128
Range which a parameter that a population may be expected to fall, on the basis of measurement, with some specific confidence level or confidence coefficient.
- Question #129
Possible results of a random experiment.
- Question #130
The measure of the likelihood of a given event occurring.
- Question #131
A set or collection of objects or individuals. It can be the corresponding set of values that measure a certain characteristic of a set of objects or individuals.
- Question #132
A simple data recording device, custom designed by the user, which allows them to interpret the results.
- Question #133
Basic tool of statistical process control. It consists of a run chart, together with statistically determined upper and lower control limits and a centerline.
- Question #134
A pictorial diagram showing possible causes (process inputs) for a given effect (process outputs). It is also referred to as the "Ishikawa diagram" or "fishbone diagram."
- Question #135
The chance of making a right or wrong conclusion.
- Question #136
Arithmetic average of a set of values.
- Question #137
A set of values or items selected from some population.
- Question #138
The middle value of a data set when the values are arranged in either ascending or descending order.
- Question #139
The use of basic graphical and statistical methods for analyzing and controlling the variation of a process, and thus continuously improving the process.
- Question #140
Countable observations, for example, number of defects.
- Question #142
One of the most common measures of variability in a data set or population.
- Question #143
Data coming basically from GO/NO-GO, pass/fail determinations of whether units conform to standards.
- Question #144
Concerning the values of a variable, as opposed to attribute data. A dimensional value can be recorded and is only limited in value by the resolution of the measurement system.
- Question #145
The statistics that summarize a population are referred to as
- Question #146
The following chart was developed by a six sigma team to measure reactions on two different products. In this chart, temperature represents the
- Question #147
Which of the following measures is increased when process performance is improved?
- Question #148
Which of the following tools can be used to identify and quantify the source of a problem?
- Question #149
A correlation analysis is used to provide a numeric value for which of the following types of relationships between two variables?
- Question #150
Which of the following tools is used to translate broad requirements into specific requirements?
- Question #151
Which of the following tools is used extensively in quality function deployment (QFD)?
- Question #152
Which of the following control charts is used to monitor discrete data?
- Question #153
Which of the following shapes is used to present a termination point in a flowchart?
- Question #154
For a normal distribution, two standard deviations on each side of the mean would include what percentage of the total population?
- Question #155
Which of the following is a commonly accepted level for alpha risk?
- Question #156
When the sampling method used creates a difference between the result obtained from the sample and the actual population value, the difference is known as
- Question #157
Which of the following is an example of mistake-proofing?
- Question #158
Which of the following is the key objective of a six sigma project?
- Question #159
Which of the following tools is used to identify potential events and contingencies for an implementation plan?
- Question #160
Which of the following measures is used to show the ratio of defects to units?
- Question #161
Which of the following terms is used to describe the risk of a type I error in a hypothesis test?
- Question #162
Positional, cyclical, and temporal variations are most commonly analyzed in
- Question #163
In order for value flow analysis to be effective, a team must take which of the following steps first?
- Question #164
When an inspection process rejects conforming product, what type of error is being made?
- Question #165
The critical path for a project is best described as the
- Question #167
Statistical process control (SPC) is best defined as the use of
- Question #168
A measurement system analysis is designed to assess the statistical properties of
- Question #169
When calculating the Cp index, what does the standard deviation represent in the formula?
- Question #172
The right hand side of a completed "house of quality" (HOQ) displays rankings and values for:
- Question #173
Which of the following techniques has proven useful in translating customer needs into product design features?
- Question #174
The SIPOC business model helps everyone in the company see the business from an overall process perspective. However, it does NOT:
- Question #176
Having extensive industry knowledge makes upper management "experts" in customer needs and desires. To win in the marketplace they should:
- Question #177
A customer satisfaction program was started on the right foot and has gone very well for the last year or so. The company should: