1) What is the main goal of HAS? a) Ensure halal integrity b) Increase sales c) Reduce production risk d) Enhance quality 2) What does HAS primarily focus on? a) Production b) Supply chain management c) Customer feedback d) Raw Materials 3) Which of these is a key component of HAS? a) Quality control b) Religious compliance c) Traceability d) Cleaning 4) What is the first step in implementing HAS? a) Conducting audits b) Training staff c) Identifying critical points d) Purchasing 5) What is a critical control point in HAS? a) Packaging design b) Ingredient sourcing c) Warehouse d) Operation 6) Who is responsible for HAS compliance? a) Top Management b) IHC team c) QA/QC d) Audit Team 7) What is a benefit of HAS? a) Increased brand trust b) Improve quality c) Longer product shelf-life d) Reduced employee training 8) Which of these is a challenge in HAS? a) Low consumer demand b) Complex supply chains c) Compliance to regulations d) High production costs 9) Which of the following scenarios represents a major non-conformance during an internal halal audit? a) Outdated halal certificates for key raw materials are still in use b) Missing equipment cleaning log c) A delay in submitting the monthly halal compliance report d) An unsigned staff training attendance sheet for a training session 10) Which of the following measures is most critical to satisfy both halal integrity and international trade compliance? a) Adoption of a risk-based pest control system b) Verification of supplier halal certificates and audit of slaughter practices c) Introduction of automated packaging lines d) Implementation of lean manufacturing to reduce waste 11) In a halal-certified medical device manufacturing process, which of the following materials would require the most stringent scrutiny for halal compliance? a) Stainless steel surgical blades b) Silicone-based catheter tubing c) Gelatin-coated capsules for drug delivery devices d) Polypropylene disposable syringes 12) A manufacturer produces bone graft implants. To comply with HAS, the primary concern would be: a) Ensuring the packaging is tamper-proof b) Implementing just-in-time manufacturing to reduce lead times c) Ensuring compliance with ISO 13485 documentation practices only d) Verifying the bone source is halal-permissible and traceable 13) During an internal HAS audit for a medical device plant, a non-conformance was raised because ethanol used in surface disinfection was not halal-certified. This is classified as: a) Minor non-conformance because ethanol is permissible if fully evaporated b) Major non-conformance because all chemical agents in contact with the device must be halal-compliant and traceable c) Observation because ethanol is universally acceptable in sterilization d) Not applicable because HAS only applies to consumables 14) A halal-certified manufacturer of wound dressings uses glycerin in the adhesive layer. Which factor is most critical in determining halal compliance? a) The glycerin’s country of origin b) The adhesive’s storage temperature c) The glycerin’s source material and full supply chain documentation d) The method of packaging the wound dressing 15) In the Internal Audit, auditors find that the ethylene oxide sterilization process is outsourced to a third party. Which compliance step is most important for maintaining halal certification? a) Conducting a halal compliance audit of the third-party sterilization facility b) Verifying the sterilization machine’s capacity c) Ensuring the turnaround time is less than 48 hours d) Documenting the batch numbers of sterilized products only

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