Practice - 1. Constructing a Logical and Justified Production Plan
Practice Questions
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What does the "A.T.J." mnemonic stand for?
- Answer: Action (What are you doing?), Tools (What are you using?), and Justification (Why are you doing it this way?).
- Hint: It’s the checklist for every row in your production table.
💡 Hint: It’s the checklist for every row in your production table.
Define Contingency as it is used in the glossary.
- Answer: A secondary plan or backup used in case the original plan fails or faces unexpected challenges.
- Hint: Think of it as a "Plan B."
💡 Hint: Think of it as a "Plan B."
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Interactive Quizzes
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Which tool is specifically used for creating crisp, professional folds in paper or cardstock?
- Type: MCQ
- Options: Metal Ruler, Bone Folder, Craft Knife, Wood Glue
- Correct Answer: Bone Folder
- Explanation: A bone folder creases the fibers of the paper without tearing them, allowing for a precise 90-degree fold.
- Hint: Review the Example Table.
💡 Hint: Review the Example Table.
A production plan is only necessary if you are working in a large team.
- Type: Boolean
- Options: True, False
- Correct Answer: False
- Explanation: Even for individual projects, a production plan is essential to ensure technical precision, time management, and a logical workflow.
- Hint: Check the "Description."
💡 Hint: Check the "Description."
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Challenge Problems
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The Sequence Architect: You are building a 3D-printed lamp with a wooden base. Reorder these steps into a Logical Sequence:
- A. Assemble the base and shade.
- B. Sand the wooden base.
- C. 3D print the lampshade.
- D. Measure and cut the wood for the base.
- E. Apply a clear varnish to the wood.
- Solution: D (Measure/Cut) B (Sand) C (3D Print - can happen simultaneously) E (Varnish) A (Assemble).
- Hint: You must prepare and finish the parts before you join them together.
💡 Hint: You must prepare and finish the parts before you join them together.
Drafting a Justification: Write a professional justification for using a Laser Cutter to produce 50 identical small components for a model.
- Answer: "The laser cutter is justified for this step because it ensures repeatable accuracy and high speed across all 50 units. Manual cutting would introduce human error and significant time delays, compromising the uniformity required for the assembly."
- Hint: Focus on "Repeatability" and "Speed."
💡 Hint: Focus on "Repeatability" and "Speed."
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