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IGCSE Business Studies – Production ReviewOnline version Goods & Services, Methods of Production & Lean Production by Nugrahani Nugrahani 1 A business manufactures standardised LEGO sets in very large quantities. Each set passes through several stages before being packaged. Which method of production is most suitable? a Job production b Flow production 2 A customer orders a completely customised LEGO model for a museum. Only one model is required. Which method of production is most appropriate? a A. Job production b B. Batch production 3 A bakery produces 100 chocolate cakes, then changes its equipment to produce 100 vanilla cakes. Which method of production is being used? a A. Job production b B. Batch production 4 A furniture business produces one unique table based on each customer's design. Which is the main advantage of the production method likely to be used? a A. High flexibility to meet individual customer requirements b B. Very low unit cost through continuous production 5 A LEGO factory produces millions of identical pieces. One production stage stops because a machine breaks down. What is the most likely impact? a A. Only one customer order is affected. b B. The entire production process may be disrupted. 6 A business currently produces products in large batches. It wants to reduce the amount of inventory held between production stages. Which approach would best support this objective? a A. Increasing buffer stock b B. Just-in-time production 7 A LEGO factory finds that workers spend a lot of time moving materials from one part of the factory to another. Which lean production approach would be most useful? a A. Reducing unnecessary movement b B. Kaizen 8 A manager asks employees to regularly suggest small improvements to the production process. Which lean production method is being used? a A. Kaizen b B. Batch production 9 A LEGO factory introduces just-in-time production. However, its main supplier frequently delivers LEGO pieces late. What is the greatest risk to LEGO? a A. Too much finished inventory b B. Production delays caused by shortages of materials 10 A company must choose between batch production and flow production for a new product. Demand is expected to be very high and the product is highly standardised. Which decision is most appropriate? a A. Flow production, because high output and standardisation make continuous production suitable. b B. Batch production, because it allows every product to be completely different.

IGCSE Business Studies – Production ReviewOnline version

Goods & Services, Methods of Production & Lean Production

by Nugrahani Nugrahani

A business manufactures standardised LEGO sets in very large quantities. Each set passes through several stages before being packaged. Which method of production is most suitable?

Job production

Flow production

A customer orders a completely customised LEGO model for a museum. Only one model is required. Which method of production is most appropriate?

A. Job production

B. Batch production

A bakery produces 100 chocolate cakes, then changes its equipment to produce 100 vanilla cakes. Which method of production is being used?

A. Job production

B. Batch production

A furniture business produces one unique table based on each customer's design. Which is the main advantage of the production method likely to be used?

A. High flexibility to meet individual customer requirements

B. Very low unit cost through continuous production

A LEGO factory produces millions of identical pieces. One production stage stops because a machine breaks down. What is the most likely impact?

A. Only one customer order is affected.

B. The entire production process may be disrupted.

A business currently produces products in large batches. It wants to reduce the amount of inventory held between production stages. Which approach would best support this objective?

A. Increasing buffer stock

B. Just-in-time production

A LEGO factory finds that workers spend a lot of time moving materials from one part of the factory to another. Which lean production approach would be most useful?

A. Reducing unnecessary movement

B. Kaizen

A manager asks employees to regularly suggest small improvements to the production process. Which lean production method is being used?

A. Kaizen

B. Batch production

A LEGO factory introduces just-in-time production. However, its main supplier frequently delivers LEGO pieces late. What is the greatest risk to LEGO?

A. Too much finished inventory

B. Production delays caused by shortages of materials

A company must choose between batch production and flow production for a new product. Demand is expected to be very high and the product is highly standardised. Which decision is most appropriate?

A. Flow production, because high output and standardisation make continuous production suitable.

B. Batch production, because it allows every product to be completely different.

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IGCSE Business Studies – Production ReviewOnline version

by Nugrahani Nugrahani

A business manufactures standardised LEGO sets in very large quantities. Each set passes through several stages before being packaged. Which method of production is most suitable?

A customer orders a completely customised LEGO model for a museum. Only one model is required. Which method of production is most appropriate?

A bakery produces 100 chocolate cakes, then changes its equipment to produce 100 vanilla cakes. Which method of production is being used?

A furniture business produces one unique table based on each customer's design. Which is the main advantage of the production method likely to be used?

A LEGO factory produces millions of identical pieces. One production stage stops because a machine breaks down. What is the most likely impact?

A business currently produces products in large batches. It wants to reduce the amount of inventory held between production stages. Which approach would best support this objective?

A LEGO factory finds that workers spend a lot of time moving materials from one part of the factory to another. Which lean production approach would be most useful?

A manager asks employees to regularly suggest small improvements to the production process. Which lean production method is being used?

A LEGO factory introduces just-in-time production. However, its main supplier frequently delivers LEGO pieces late. What is the greatest risk to LEGO?

A company must choose between batch production and flow production for a new product. Demand is expected to be very high and the product is highly standardised. Which decision is most appropriate?