Logistics Branch Pak Navy Test Sample Papers
Pak Navy Logistics Tests (Part-11)
Q. A supply chain is a sequence of firms that perform activities required:
a) to find products that are similar
b) to facilitate wholesalers inventory selections
c) to create synergy in their training programs
d) to create and deliver goods to consumers
Answer: d) to create and deliver goods to consumers
Q. Today, a growing number of firms now outsource some or all of their logistics to ______ intermediaries
a) competitors
b) third party logistics (3PL) providers
c) channel members
d) cross-functional teams
Answer: b) third party logistics (3PL) providers
Q. What are the two basic types of production systems?
a) automated and manual
b) intermittent and non-intermittent (continuous) process
c) normal and continuous process
d) continuous process and batch
Answer: b) intermittent and non-intermittent (continuous) process
Q. What type of process would a paper mill be most likely to use?
a) continuous flow
b) project
c) job shop
d) flow shop
Answer: a) continuous flow
Q. Which of the following is true?
a) value is always lower than price
b) value is what consumers are prepared to pay
c) cost is always lower than price
d) price is always lower than value
Answer: b) value is what consumers are prepared to pay
Q. Efficiency is defined by
a) actual output divided by design capacity
b) capacity divided by utilization
c) effective capacity divided by actual output
d) actual output divided by effective capacity
Answer: d) actual output divided by effective capacity
Q. As production systems move from projects to batch production to mass production to continuous production
a) processes become more flexible
b) customer involvement with the process increases
c) products become more standardized
d) demand volumes decrease
Answer: c) products become more standardized
Q. “Quality is defined by the customer” is:
a) An unrealistic definition of quality
b) A user-based definition of quality
c) A manufacturing-based definition of quality
d) A product-based definition of quality
Answer: b) A user-based definition of quality
Q. The supply chain concept originated in what discipline?
a) marketing
b) operations
c) logistics
d) production
Answer: c) logistics
Q. Zero defects in manufacturing is:
a) is a relevant goal only in electronic assembly
b) is readily achievable in all areas
c) is the goal of TQM
d) is an unobtainable and misleading idea
Answer: c) is the goal of TQM
Supply Branch written Test Pattern Pakistan Navy
Pak Navy Logistics Tests (Part-12)
Q. The supply chain management philosophy emerged in which decade?
a) 1960s
b) 1970s
c) 1980s
d) 1990s
Answer: d) 1990s
Q. Which of the following are not key attributes of supply chain management?
a) inventory control
b) leveraging technology
c) customer power
d) all are key attributes
Answer: c) customer power
Q. Positive, long-term relationships between supply chain participants refer to:
a) Co-opetitions
b) tailored logistics
c) partnerships
d) supply chain management
Answer: c) partnerships
Q. Which one of the following best represents a pure good?
a) Soap
b) Fast food
c) Attending a play
d) Vehicle repair
Answer: a) Soap
Q. Cooperative supply chain relationships developed to enhance the overall business performance of both parties is a definition of:
a) third-party logistics
b) supply chain collaboration
c) dovetailing
d) relationship marketing
Answer: b) supply chain collaboration
Q. Process improvement technique that sorts the “vital few” from the “trivial many” is:
a) Taguchi analysis
b) Pareto analysis
c) benchmarking
d) Yamaguchi analysis
Answer: b) Pareto analysis
Q. A fishbone diagram is also known as a:
a) cause-and-effect diagram
b) poka-yoke diagram
c) Kaizen diagram
d) Taguchi diagram
Answer: a) cause-and-effect diagram
Q. What is a perfect order?
a) simultaneous achievement of relevant customer metrics
b) an order that arrives on time
c) an order that arrives undamaged
d) an order that is easy for the receiver to fill
Answer: a) simultaneous achievement of relevant customer metrics
Q. Which of the following is not one of the major categories of costs associated with quality?
a) prevention costs
b) appraisal costs
c) internal failures
d) none of the above, they are all major categories of costs associated with quality
Answer: d) none of the above, they are all major categories of costs associated with quality
Q. Lean production involves:
a) Elimination of cost only
b) Improvement of quality only
c) Improvement of speed only
d) Elimination of all types of waste
Answer: d) Elimination of all types of waste
