Please answer the following based on your 4-The following is not a classification of

understanding. maintenance

(A) Corrective maintenance

1-Maintenance consist of the following
action(s) (B) Timely maintenance

(C) Scheduled maintenance

(A) Replace of component
(B) Repair of component
(C) Service of component
(D) Preventive maintenance
5-Belt of an electric motor is broken, it
needs

(D) All of the above (A) Corrective maintenance

(B) Scheduled maintenance

2-The time elapsed from the point the (C) Preventive maintenance
machine fails to perform its function to the
(D) Timely maintenance
point it is repaired and brought into
operating condition is known as

6-The following is (are) scheduled

(A) Down time maintenance
(B) Break Down time
(A) Overhauling of machine
(C) Both (A) and (B)
(B) Cleaning of tank
(D) Idle time
(C) Whitewashing of building

(D) All of the above

3-The down time cost consists of

(A) Loss of production 7-Scheduled maintenance is _______

(B) Wages paid to the workers between breakdown maintenance and the
preventive maintenance.
(C) Reduction in sales

(D) All of the above (A) Joint

(B) Compromise

(C) Bridge

(D) In
8-Equipment history cards are meant to (D) Problem– Diagnosis – Measure –
record Rectification

12-(Down time in hours / Available hours) =

(A) The way equipment behaves

(B) Total down time of the equipment (A) Maintenance effectiveness

(C) The rate at which different components (B) Frequency of breakdown

wear off
(C) Effectiveness of maintenance planning
(D) All of the above
(D) None of the above
9-The ____ goes on increasing with the
increase in degree of maintenance efforts.
13-(Number of breakdowns / Available
(A) Cost of down time machine hours) =

(B) Cost of spares and maintenance

(A) Maintenance effectiveness
(C) Labour and Overhead Cost
(B) Frequency of breakdown
(D) All of the above
(C) Effectiveness of maintenance planning
10-With the increase in preventive
maintenance cost, breakdown maintenance (D) None of the above
cost
14-Total productive maintenance aims at

(A) Increases (A) Less idle time

(B) Decreases (B) Increase in productivity

(C) Remain same (C) Zero down time

(D) Any of the above (D) None of the above

11-A systematic approach for maintenance 15-Total Productive maintenance (TPM)

is approach has the potential of providing
almost a seamless integration between

(A) Problem – Cause – Diagnosis –

Rectification (A) Production and Quality

(B) Problem– Diagnosis – Cause – (B) Quality and Maintenance

Rectification (C) Production and Maintenance
(C) Problem – Measure – Diagnosis – (D) All of the above
Rectification