ICGB Exam Questions
170 real ICGB exam questions with expert-verified answers and explanations. Page 1 of 4.
- Question #1Measure
Bias in Sampling is an error due to lack of independence among random samples or due to systematic sampling procedures.
sampling biasrandom samplingdata collectionsampling error - Question #2Measure
To draw inferences about a sample population being studied by modeling patterns of data in a way that accounts for randomness and uncertainty in the observations is known as ______...
inferential statisticsstatistical inferencepopulation modelingdata analysis - Question #3Measure
For a Normal Distribution the Mean, Median and Mode are the same data point.
normal distributioncentral tendencymean median modedescriptive statistics - Question #4Measure
The Standard Deviation for the distribution of Means is called the ___________ and approaches zero as the sample size reaches 30.
standard errorsampling distributionstandard deviationsample size - Question #5Analyze
The FMEA is used to analyze potential source of defects in the process of interest and stands for ________________________.
FMEAfailure modesrisk analysisdefect sources - Question #6Measure
The perfect sample size is the minimum number of data points required to provide exactly 6% overlap or risk if one wants a 95% confidence level.
sample sizeconfidence levelstatistical riskoverlap - Question #7Measure
With the use of Statistics we define the population to be a large enough sample set of data such that you can analyze it and draw conclusions as to all of the data.
populationsamplestatistics fundamentalsstatistical definitions - Question #8Analyze
When creating a Cause and Effect Diagram the team needs to continually broaden their view as well as drill down until they identify all the potential ______________ impacting their...
cause and effect diagramfishbone diagramroot cause analysisIshikawa - Question #9Analyze
Which element of waste best describes the cost of a resource being in the queue?
lean wastewaitingqueue costseven wastes - Question #10Measure
The reported Cpk for a process with an average of 94 units, a spread of 22 units and upper and lower specification limits of 125 and 80 units would be?
Cpkprocess capabilityspecification limitscapability index - Question #11Define
In order to standardize project savings financial calculation such project benefits can be compared the financial savings are typically calculated over what period of time?
project financialssavings calculationbenefit periodROI - Question #12Analyze
Contingency Tables are used to do which of these? (Note: There are 2 correct answers).
contingency tablesattribute datasample proportionshypothesis testing - Question #13Define
The following Business Case is constructed properly. "During fiscal year 2008 the warranty returns for electric razor Model 312 were 1.3%. This represents a gap of 0.5% over target...
business caseproject chartergap analysisfinancial impact - Question #14Measure
The higher the sigma level of a process the better the performance.
sigma levelprocess performancequality metricdefect rate - Question #15Define
The Six Sigma methodology had its origins at __________________ in the late 1980's when William Smith coined the name for quality related work being done there.
Six Sigma historyMotorolamethodology originsWilliam Smith - Question #16Define
Training cost is $4,000 and a project required an initial investment of $30,000. If the project yields monthly savings of $2,000 beginning after 3 months, what is the payback perio...
payback periodfinancial analysisproject investmentROI calculation - Question #17Define
Lean Six Sigma's general approach to solving significant challenges related to a process is called _________________.
DMAICLean Six Sigma methodologyproblem solvingprocess improvement framework - Question #18Define
Voice of the Customer is a Lean Six Sigma technique to determine ____________________ attributes of a product or service.
Voice of CustomerVOCCTQcustomer requirements - Question #19Define
Those who are trained to the skill levels of a Black Belt are typically utilized to apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies what percentage of their time?
Black BeltSix Sigma rolestime allocationorganizational structure - Question #20Define
A process can be defined as a repetitive and systematic series of steps or activities where inputs are modified or assembled to achieve a customer desired result.
process definitioninputs outputssystematic stepscustomer result - Question #21Define
Customers make a purchase decision based on a number of factors. In Lean Six Sigma we refer to these decision points as CTQ's or as ____________________.
CTQcustomer requirementsvoice of customerDefine phase - Question #22Measure
Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ) can be classified as Tangible (Visible) Costs and Hidden Costs.
COPQcost of poor qualitytangible costshidden costs - Question #23Measure
An employee of ACME Corporation noticed that every loan application that gets approved is copied four times and is stored in different locations in the company for no apparent reas...
COPQinternal failure costswaste classificationquality costs - Question #24Analyze
The 80:20 rule is associated with which of these tools?
Pareto chart80/20 rulequality toolsprioritization - Question #25Measure
One of the metrics commonly used in Lean Six Sigma is DPU. This acronym stands for ___________________.
DPUdefects per unitquality metricsLean Six Sigma - Question #26Measure
According to the definition of Rolled Throughput Yield which of these items best describe the purpose of RTY?
RTYrolled throughput yieldreworkscrap - Question #27Measure
What is the Cycle Time, in seconds, for a process having a Throughput of 7,200 units per hour?
cycle timethroughputprocess metricstime calculation - Question #28Define
The following Business Case is constructed properly. "In business unit A there are too many flashlight returns and flashlight sales have decreased by 25 percent."
business caseproject charterproblem statementDefine phase - Question #29Define
To create standardization of financial benefit calculations project savings are typically based on savings over what period of time?
financial benefitsproject savingsstandardizationbenefit calculation - Question #30Define
The essence of Lean is to concentrate effort on removing waste while improving process flow to achieve speed and agility at lower cost.
Lean principleswaste eliminationprocess flowspeed and agility - Question #31Define
Lean had its origins in the development and practice of the ___________ Production System.
Lean historyToyota Production SystemLean originsTPS - Question #32Define
Lean removes many forms of ______________ so Six Sigma can focus on reducing _______________.
Lean Six Sigma integrationwastevariabilitycomplementary methods - Question #33Analyze
Which element of waste best describes "the unnecessary movement of materials and/or goods"?
7 wastesconveyancetransportation wasteLean waste types - Question #34Analyze
Which element of waste best describes "the cost of an idle resource"?
7 wasteswaitingidle resourcesLean waste types - Question #35Improve
The proper functioning of a Visual Factory is dependent upon which of these?
visual factoryvisual management5Svisual tools - Question #36Analyze
Lean focuses on the sequence of activities and work required to produce a product or a service. This flow is called a ___________________.
value streamprocess flowLeanvalue stream mapping - Question #37Define
Lean Enterprise is based on the premise that anywhere work is being done which of these is also occurring?
Lean enterprisewaste generationLean principlescontinuous improvement - Question #38Analyze
When constructing a Fishbone Diagram using the ________ approach is the most classic arrangement.
fishbone diagramIshikawa6Mcause and effect - Question #39Analyze
The 5 Why Analysis is only useful if the possible independent variable can be broken down into five possible causes.
5 Why analysisroot cause analysisiterative questioningproblem solving - Question #40Analyze
The purpose of a Process Map is to identify the complexity of the process and to assist in identifying critical steps in the process.
process mapprocess mappingcritical stepsprocess complexity - Question #41Measure
The very best way to begin an effort to map a process is to do which of these?
process mappingGemba walkprocess observationcurrent state - Question #42Analyze
The X-Y Diagram is a tool used to identify/collate potential X's and assess their relative impact on multiple Y's.
X-Y matrixcause and effectX variablesY variables - Question #43Analyze
The term FMEA is an abbreviation for Failures Measure Effective Automation.
FMEAfailure moderisk analysisterminology - Question #44Measure
When utilizing Statistics the population is defined as a collection of all the individual data points of interest.
populationstatisticsdata collectionterminology - Question #45Measure
Which of these is Discrete data?
discrete datadata typescount datameasurement scales - Question #46Measure
Nominal Scale data consists of names, labels or categories and cannot be arranged in any mathematical ordering scheme. Complex arithmetic functions cannot be easily applied to Nomi...
nominal scalecategorical datadata typesmeasurement scales - Question #47Measure
When looking at a distribution graph, the Mean is defined as the __________.
meancentral tendencydescriptive statisticsdistribution - Question #48Measure
The difference between the largest observation and the smallest observation in the data set is known as the _______________.
rangedispersiondescriptive statisticsvariability - Question #49Measure
The Empirical Rule is important because it provides an estimate of the probability of an event occurring depending on the Standard Deviation from the Mean.
empirical rulenormal distributionstandard deviationprobability - Question #50Measure
The Z score is a measure of the distance in Standard Deviations of a sample data point from the Median of the sample population.
Z scorestandard deviationmeannormal distribution