The Emphasis on Quality Has Evolved Through Four Distinct Stages

question 29

Multiple Choice

The emphasis on quality has evolved through four distinct stages since World War II. Listed chronologically, these stages are:

• A) Design-it-in, fix-it-in, copy-it-in, mix-it-in.
• B) Build-it-in, design-it-in, copy-it-in, fix-it-in.
• C) Copy-it-in, fix-it-in, build-it-in, design-it-in.
• D) Fix-it-in, inspect-it-in, build-it-in, design-it-in.
• E) Inspect-it-in, fix-it-in, design-it-in, build-it-in.

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Definitions:

Standard Transmission

A type of gearbox where gear changes are manually selected by the driver, commonly referred to as a manual transmission.

Rpm

Revolutions per minute, a unit of rotational speed that specifies the number of turns completed by an object around an axis in one minute.

Shift Limit

The maximum or minimum point to which a variable, such as gear, speed, or position, can be adjusted or altered in a system.

Shift Rail Bar

A component in manual transmissions that moves the gears into place when the driver changes gear.