Six Sigma Readiness Test

10 questions, balanced across the exam's topics. Answer each one, then submit for your practice readiness estimate and per-topic breakdown. This is a practice estimate — not a prediction or guarantee of your official exam result.

Question 1

An FMEA line item has Severity = 7, Occurrence = 8, Detection = 2. What is the Risk Priority Number?

17 112 113 58

Question 2

A hypothesis test returns p = 0.04 with significance level alpha = 0.05. What is the conclusion?

Accept H0 as proven true The test is inconclusive -- collect no more data Reject H0 -- the result is statistically significant Fail to reject H0 -- the result is not statistically significant

Question 3

A factory inspects 500 units, each with 2 opportunities for a defect, and finds 6 defects. What is the DPMO?

6,000 11,952 12,000 7,000

Question 4

A kanban card is

a visual signal authorizing production or movement of material a quality inspection stamp a machine maintenance log an employee ID badge

Question 5

A p-chart has average fraction defective 0.1 with samples of n = 100. What are the control limits?

UCL = 0.160, LCL = 0.040 UCL = 0.190, LCL = 0.010 UCL = 0.210, LCL = 0.010 UCL = 0.195, LCL = 0.005

Question 6

During a tollgate review: the project Champion is responsible for

writing every project document providing resources, removing barriers, and owning the business result running the statistical analysis drawing the control charts

Question 7

A sample of n = 64 has mean 50.0 and s = 8. What is the 95% CI for the mean? (z = 1.96)

(48.04, 53.92) (48.35, 51.65) (46.08, 53.92) (48.04, 51.96)

Question 8

A process has USL = 52.0, LSL = 48.0, and short-term sigma = 0.2. What is Cp?

2.22 3.33 6.67 1.11

Question 9

Which 5S step does this show? Labeling every bin location on the flow rack.

Set in order Sort Sustain Shine

Question 10

A control chart shows seven points steadily rising toward the UCL. This pattern suggests:

control limits that are too wide a trend -- gradual process drift such as tool wear random common-cause variation a single special cause at the last point

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