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Module 12 · Lesson 3 of 14

Measure module quiz

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Learning objectives

  • Test Measure discipline in garment contexts.
  • Practice DPU/DPO/DPMO and Cp/Cpk reasoning.
  • Reject unstable-process capability claims.

Coverage

  • Operational definitions
  • Process maps
  • Data types
  • Sampling and bias
  • Collection plans
  • Pareto
  • Resolution/accuracy
  • MSA and Gage R&R
  • Baseline and yield
  • Capability

Garment-factory example

A team calculates DPMO using shirts as opportunities; the correction is to count real defect opportunities per unit (seams, buttons, labels).

Knowledge check

Pick one answer per question. Explanations appear after you submit.

  1. 1. 1,200 units, each with 8 opportunities, 60 defects total. DPO is:

  2. 2. Which is discrete data?

  3. 3. Cp = 1.33 and Cpk = 0.5 mean:

  4. 4. Sampling only during the day shift to represent the whole line is:

  5. 5. A check sheet's first requirement is:

  6. 6. Pareto plots are useful when:

  7. 7. Resolution 5 mm on ±2 mm tolerance is:

  8. 8. Attribute agreement analysis tests:

  9. 9. Yield of a process making 1,000 units with 40 defective units is:

  10. 10. Capability calculation on an unstable process is:

Author: NOSK.life · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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