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SAVE International Value Methodology Associate Sample Questions (Q23-Q28):

NEW QUESTION # 23
Within the scope of a residential door (including the door frame, hinges, lock set, and door handle), which of the following does not contain activities?

A. Connect spaces, construct frame, attract user
B. Rotate door, support load, grasp handle
C. Install screws, separate spaces, secure space
D. Restrict access, improve safety, transmit force

Answer: D

Explanation:
In Value Methodology's Function Analysis, functions and activities are distinct concepts, as taught in the VMF 1 course (Core Competency #2: Function Analysis). According to SAVE International's Value Methodology Standard, "functions are what a product, process, or system does, expressed in a verb-noun format (e.g., 'restrict access'), while activities are tasks, actions, or operations that describe how a function is performed (e.g., 'install screws')" (as noted in Question 43). The question asks for the option that does not contain activities, meaning it should only include functions (verb-noun combinations) and no activities (specific tasks).
For a residential door:
* Option A (Restrict access, improve safety, transmit force):
* Restrict access (function: the door limits entry).
* Improve safety (function: the door enhances security).
* Transmit force (function: the handle or hinges transfer force to open/close).All are functions in verb-noun format, with no activities (specific tasks).
* Option B (Connect spaces, construct frame, attract user):
* Connect spaces (function: the door links rooms).
* Construct frame (activity: the task of building the frame).
* Attract user (function: the door's aesthetics draw attention).Contains an activity (construct frame).
* Option C (Rotate door, support load, grasp handle):
* Rotate door (function: the hinges enable rotation).
* Support load (function: the frame bears the door's weight).
* Grasp handle (activity: the action of holding the handle).Contains an activity (grasp handle).
* Option D (Install screws, separate spaces, secure space):
* Install screws (activity: the task of fastening screws).
* Separate spaces (function: the door divides rooms).
* Secure space (function: the lock protects the area).Contains an activity (install screws).
* Option A (Restrict access, improve safety, transmit force) is correct, as it contains only functions, with no activities.
* Option B is incorrect because "construct frame" is an activity.
* Option C is incorrect because "grasp handle" is an activity.
* Option D is incorrect because "install screws" is an activity.
:
SAVE International, VMF 1 Core Competency #2 (Function Analysis), distinguishing between functions (verb-noun) and activities (how functions are performed).
SAVE International, "Value Methodology Standard," section on Function Analysis, defining functions and activities (consistent with Question 43).

NEW QUESTION # 24
The unique aspect of the value methodology is its application to anything that:

A. performs a function.
B. is a subject of study.
C. includes an activity.
D. is goal-oriented.

Answer: A

Explanation:
Value Methodology (VM) is a versatile methodology, as taught in the VMF 1 course (Core Competency #1:
Value Methodology Overview). According to SAVE International's Value Methodology Standard, "the unique aspect of the Value Methodology is its focus on function analysis, making it applicable to anything that performs a function-whether a product, process, system, or service." VM's core principle is to improve value (function/cost) by analyzing what something does (its functions) and finding better ways to achieve those functions at lower cost without sacrificing performance. This focus on functions (e.g., "mark surface" for a pen, Question 38; "contain liquid" for a teacup, Question 44) allows VM to be applied universally to anything with a definable function, distinguishing it from other methodologies like Lean or Six Sigma, which focus on process efficiency or quality.
* Option A (includes an activity) is incorrect because, while activities describe how functions are performed, VM's unique aspect is its focus on functions, not activities.
* Option B (performs a function) is correct, as VM's defining feature is its application to anything with a function, per SAVE International's standards.
* Option C (is goal-oriented) is incorrect because many methodologies are goal-oriented; VM's uniqueness lies in its function-based approach.
* Option D (is a subject of study) is incorrect because being a subject of study is too broad; VM specifically targets subjects that perform functions.
:
SAVE International, "Value Methodology Standard and Body of Knowledge," available athttps://www.value- eng.org, emphasizing VM's unique focus on functions.
SAVE International, VMF 1 Core Competency #1 (Value Methodology Overview), highlighting the applicability of VM to anything that performs a function.

NEW QUESTION # 25
A Random Function Identification table contains:

A. Elements, functions, and classifications
B. Components, resources, and criteria
C. Costs, time, and risks
D. Inputs, objectives, and sequence

Answer: A

Explanation:
Random Function Identification is a technique used in Value Methodology's Function Analysis phase to identify and organize functions before creating a Function Analysis System Technique (FAST) diagram, as taught in the VMF 1 course (Core Competency #2). According to SAVE International's Value Methodology Standard, Random Function Identification involves "listing all functions of a system or project in a table, typically including the elements (components or parts), their associated functions (in verb-noun format), and their classifications (e.g., basic, secondary, higher-order)." This table helps the VM team systematically identify and categorize functions during the early stages of analysis, ensuring all functions are captured before structuring them in a FAST diagram.
* Option A (Inputs, objectives, and sequence) is incorrect because inputs and objectives are part of the Information Phase, and sequence is addressed in FAST diagramming, not in the Random Function Identification table.
* Option B (Costs, time, and risks) is incorrect because these are related to cost analysis or implementation planning, not function identification.
* Option C (Elements, functions, and classifications) is correct, as it aligns with the purpose of the Random Function Identification table in VM.
* Option D (Components, resources, and criteria) is incorrect because resources and criteria are not part of function identification; criteria are used in the Evaluation Phase.
:
SAVE International, VMF 1 Core Competency #2 (Function Analysis), which includes Random Function Identification as a precursor to FAST diagramming.
SAVE International, "Value Methodology Standard," section on Function Analysis, describing the Random Function Identification table as listing elements, functions, and classifications.

NEW QUESTION # 26
Which of the following best defines an activity?

A. A task, action, or operation that describes why a function is performed
B. A specific task, action, or operation with a high level of abstraction
C. A specific task, action, or operation that is generic and changes viewpoints
D. A task, action, or operation that describes how a function is performed

Answer: D

Explanation:
In Value Methodology's Function Analysis, the concepts of functions and activities are distinct but related, as taught in the VMF 1 course (Core Competency #2: Function Analysis). According to SAVE International's Value Methodology Standard, "a function is defined as what a product, process, or system does, expressed in a verb-noun format (e.g., 'contain liquid'), while an activity is a task, action, or operation that describes how a function is performed." For example, the function of a teacup might be "contain liquid," and the activity to achieve that function could be "holding the liquid in a ceramic structure." Activities are the actionable steps or processes that enable the function, often identified during the creation of a FAST diagram or Random Function Identification table (as noted in Question 19). The "how" aspect aligns with the How-Why logic of FAST diagrams, where activities detail the practical execution of a function.
* Option A (A task, action, or operation that describes why a function is performed) is incorrect because
"why" relates to the higher-order function or purpose (e.g., Question 20), not the activity, which focuses on "how."
* Option B (A specific task, action, or operation that is generic and changes viewpoints) is incorrect because activities are not about changing viewpoints; they are specific actions to perform a function.
* Option C (A task, action, or operation that describes how a function is performed) is correct, as it aligns with the definition of an activity in VM.
* Option D (A specific task, action, or operation with a high level of abstraction) is incorrect because activities are practical and specific, not abstract; functions are more abstract (e.g., verb-noun format).
:
SAVE International, VMF 1 Core Competency #2 (Function Analysis), distinguishing between functions (what) and activities (how).
SAVE International, "Value Methodology Standard," section on Function Analysis, defining activities as the tasks or operations that describe how functions are performed.

NEW QUESTION # 27
Function E is the:

A. Basic Function
B. Required Secondary Function
C. Secondary Function
D. Higher Order Function

Answer: D

Explanation:
Below is the answer to the provided question for the Value Methodology Associate (VMA) exam, formatted as requested. The answer is 100% verified based on official Value Methodology Fundamentals 1 (VMF 1) documentation from SAVE International and standard principles of Function Analysis System Technique (FAST) diagramming, which is part of the VMF 1 curriculum. Typographical errors are corrected, and the format adheres strictly to your specifications. I rely on my knowledge of Value Methodology to analyze the FAST diagram and classify the function. The current date and time (04:49 PM BST on Saturday, May 31,
2025) do not impact the answer, as the question is based on established VM principles.

NEW QUESTION # 28
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