LMC Lean Principles and Foundations 2

Question 1

Which lean principle focuses on delivering value in small, frequent increments rather than large batches?

Accepted Answer

Flow

Answer

Flow is the lean principle of moving work through the value stream smoothly and continuously in small increments to reduce delays and inventory.

Question 2

In lean thinking, 'Muda' refers to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

Waste

Answer

Muda is the Japanese term for waste — any activity that consumes resources without adding value for the customer.

Question 3

A company redesigns its assembly line so that each station's output rate matches the customer demand rate. This is an example of applying which lean concept?

Accepted Answer

Takt time

Answer

Takt time is the rate at which products must be completed to meet customer demand, and aligning production to takt time is a core lean practice.

Question 4

Which of the following best describes the 'Pull' principle in lean?

Accepted Answer

Producing goods only when the downstream process signals a need

Answer

Pull means production is triggered by actual downstream demand, preventing overproduction and excess inventory.

Question 5

Which lean waste category describes defective products that require rework or scrap?

Accepted Answer

Defects

Answer

Defects is one of the 8 wastes of lean and includes any product or service that does not meet quality requirements, requiring rework or disposal.

(LMC) Lean Management Certification Practice Test

(LMC) Lean Management Certification Practice Test

LMC Lean Principles and Foundations 2