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The document contains a matching activity with 30 questions. For each question there is a statement in column A that must be matched to the correct term in column B. Letters only are to be written as answers on the answer sheet provided.

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Quiz No. 1 Part 1

The document contains a matching activity with 30 questions. For each question there is a statement in column A that must be matched to the correct term in column B. Letters only are to be written as answers on the answer sheet provided.

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Activity No. 1.

Answer the evaluation below. Write the letter of your choice in the Answer Sheet provided (Excel
Format).

A. Matching Type: Match Column A with Column B. Letters only.

Column A Column B
1. refer to documented guidelines that clarify how to A. Consistency
perform assignments.
2. Good work instructions provide clear, precise, and B. Accessibility
comprehensive directions on how employees should perform
tasks.
3. Strive to thoroughly understand the tasks you’re writing about so C. Clarity
you can describe them in a few words.
4. Ensure employees have easy access to work instructions D. Brevity
wherever they are onsite and offsite.
5. Ensure work instructions are consistent with assigned employee E. Work instructions
skill sets.
6. Employees should see work instructions as accurate, helpful, and F. Impartial
credible.
7. Employees are often more comfortable consulting visual media G. Participatory
than multi-page manuscripts.
8. It is the integration, unification, synchronization of the efforts of H. Visual
the departments to provide unity of action for pursuing common
goals.
9. Coordination occurs through the legitimacy derived from I. Coordination
involvement.
10. The coordination process should not be seen to favour one J. Accuracy
department/ program over another, but rather to identify the
distinctive competencies of each.
11. Coordination requires trust and trust requires transparency K. manager
12. The coordination process must produce, share and disseminate L. SOPs
useful products, processes and outcomes.
13. These are common in manufacturing or when you have furniture M. Useful
delivered to and you have to put it together.
14. It outlines the steps involved in completing a task from start to finish. N. Assembly instructions
15. He synchronizes the efforts of his subordinates with others. O. Transparent
16. These are electronic devices or parts usually packaged in a discrete P. Resistor
form with two or more connecting leads or metallic pads.
17. is an electrical device that resists the flow of electrical current. Q. capacitor
18. These components are those that do not have gain or directionality R. Passive Components
19. It is an electronic component characterized by its capacity to store an S. Basic Electronic
electric charge. Components
20. It is a semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electrical T. Diode
signals and power. It is one of the basic building blocks of
modern electronics.
21. It generate electrical energy by the process of electrochemical U. Transistor
reaction which takes place inside it.
22. It is an electronic component that allows electric current to flow in V. batteries
one direction only.
23. It is an SMD Electronic Component made up of combination of W. inductor
several transistors, diode, resistor, capacitors in a tiny
semiconductor chip.

24. It is a passive electrical device (typically a conducting coil) that X. Integrated Circuit
introduces inductance into a electric circuit.
25. These components are those that have gain or directionality. Y. Active Components
26. Can be performed on hardware or software products to verify that Z. Competitive Analysis
your product functions exactly as designed.
27. Is performed to make sure your product functions in its targeted AA. Usability
use environment
28. It validates that your product functions acceptably for the market BB. Performance
in which you are releasing your product.
29. It is performed to provide an independent analysis of a product in CC. Compatibility
terms of how easy or difficult it is to use.
30. It compares your product to similar product already in the DD. Functionality
marketplace.

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