LEAN Six Sigma Yellow Belt : LEAN Fundamentals : Practice Exam

#1. Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 Wastes in Lean?

Transportation

Overprocessing

Productivity

Motion

#2. Which of the following is NOT part of 5S?

Sort

Sustain

Standardize

Simplify

#3. What is an example of ‘defect’ waste in Lean?

Producing the wrong product specification

Unnecessary employee movement

Overproduction of goods

Waiting for approvals

#4. What Lean tool focuses on maintaining consistency in work methods?

Standard work

Kaizen

Visual management

SIPOC diagram

#5. Which Lean principle focuses on making small, continuous improvements?

5S

Kaizen

TIMWOODS

Process mapping

#6. Which of the following represents ‘Overproduction’ in Lean?

Producing more than customer demand

Delays in process flow

Excess employee movement

Building large inventories

#7. Which Lean concept focuses on visual signals to communicate status?

Process mapping

Kaizen

Standard work

Visual management

#8. What is the primary goal of Lean methodology?

Eliminate defects

Increase customer feedback

Reduce waste and increase efficiency

Focus on financial outcomes

#9. What is the main purpose of the 5S methodology?

Eliminate defects

Organize the workplace to improve efficiency

Measure process performance

Standardize customer interactions

#10. What is the purpose of ‘Shine’ in the 5S methodology?

To clean and inspect the workplace

To arrange tools systematically

To train employees on standard work

To create process flowcharts

#11. Which waste results from producing too much inventory?

Overproduction

Overprocessing

Waiting

Inventory

#12. Which Lean waste involves moving products unnecessarily?

Waiting

Motion

Transportation

Defects

#13. What is ‘waiting’ in the context of Lean waste?

Idle time caused by delays

Excess products in inventory

Time spent producing unnecessary work

Time spent on rework

#14. What does ‘5S’ stand for in Lean methodology?

Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain

Sort, Simplify, Standardize, Sustain, Streamline

Sort, Settle, Standardize, Support, Shine

Sort, Set Goals, Sustain, Streamline, Standardize

#15. What is the goal of visual management in Lean?

To create a clutter-free workspace

To monitor processes visually for quick understanding

To increase customer interactions

To standardize work procedures

#16. What Lean principle involves optimizing the skills of employees?

Overproduction

Kaizen

Waste reduction

Skills (Underutilization of talent)

#17. What does Kaizen mean in Lean?

Defect reduction

Visual management

Continuous improvement

Customer satisfaction

#18. Which of the following describes ‘motion’ waste?

Unnecessary movement of people

Overproduction of goods

Holding excess inventory

Defective products requiring rework

#19. What is the final step in the 5S methodology?

Standardize

Shine

Sustain

Sort

#20. What does TIMWOODS represent in Lean?

A set of Lean tools

The 8 Wastes of Lean

Steps for process improvement

The principles of Kaizen

LEAN Six Sigma Yellow Belt : LEAN Fundamentals : Practice Exam

Lean Fundamentals

#1. Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 Wastes in Lean?

#2. Which of the following is NOT part of 5S?

#3. What is an example of ‘defect’ waste in Lean?

#4. What Lean tool focuses on maintaining consistency in work methods?

#5. Which Lean principle focuses on making small, continuous improvements?

#6. Which of the following represents ‘Overproduction’ in Lean?

#7. Which Lean concept focuses on visual signals to communicate status?

#8. What is the primary goal of Lean methodology?

#9. What is the main purpose of the 5S methodology?

#10. What is the purpose of ‘Shine’ in the 5S methodology?

#11. Which waste results from producing too much inventory?

#12. Which Lean waste involves moving products unnecessarily?

#13. What is ‘waiting’ in the context of Lean waste?

#14. What does ‘5S’ stand for in Lean methodology?

#15. What is the goal of visual management in Lean?

#16. What Lean principle involves optimizing the skills of employees?

#17. What does Kaizen mean in Lean?

#18. Which of the following describes ‘motion’ waste?

#19. What is the final step in the 5S methodology?

#20. What does TIMWOODS represent in Lean?

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