To solve this question, the user needs to understand the concept of quality control and the terminology used in quality management.
The answer to this question is C. Defect Opportunity.
Explanation:
A defect is a nonconformity, or failure to meet a customer requirement. A defective item is one that contains one or more defects.
A defect opportunity is any event or occurrence during a production or service process that provides a chance for a defect to occur. A single item or service can have multiple defect opportunities.
Defect variation refers to the differences in quality among the output of a process.
Therefore, option A is incorrect because it refers to a nonconformity or failure to meet a customer requirement, but does not account for the number of opportunities for a defect to occur.
Option B is incorrect because it refers to an item that contains one or more defects, but does not account for the number of opportunities for a defect to occur.
Option D is incorrect because it refers to the differences in quality among the output of a process, but does not account for the number of opportunities for a defect to occur.
The Answer is: C. Defect Opportunity