An Instructor Is Lecturing on a Manufacturing Approach to Ordering

question 191

Multiple Choice

An instructor is lecturing on a manufacturing approach to ordering. The instructor is attempting to explain the concept that every order to purchase a finished product has an effect on the complete process from start to finish. Which of the following is an example of the effective use of props to demonstrate this principle?

• A) Drawing pictures on a white board or a flip chart to indicate each new step in the process.
• B) Using an automated slide presentation with each slide representing a step in the process.
• C) Lining up dominoes to indicate each new step in the process and then knocking them over.
• D) Handing each learner a different object as each step is introduced and then having them talk about their objects.

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