Module 4 SCM 300
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- 1.Bulk Cargo:
- A.
Free flowing cargo, stored loose
- B.
Loaded by Shovel, Pump, Bucket, or Scoop
- C.
Ex. Coal, Rice, Grain Raw Sugar, Oil, Sulfur
- D.
All of the above
- 2.Reaching the space limit before you reach the weight limit is referred to as: Ex. Cotton
- A.
Cubing out
- B.
Space limit reach
- C.
Weighing out
- D.
Cargo space
- 3.Reaching the weight limit before reaching the space limit is referred to as: Ex. Ball bearings
- A.
Weight limitations
- B.
Weighing out
- C.
Cargo weight
- D.
Weight limit scale
- 4.Automobiles, Logs, Steel, Cattle are all examples of what cargo classification:
- A.
Bulk Cargo
- B.
BreakBulk Cargo
- C.
Neo - Bulk Cargo
- D.
All of the above
- 5.Use of more than one mode of transport during a single shipment.
- A.
Multimodal
- B.
Transportation
- C.
Intermodal
- D.
Both B and C
- 6.Seamless multimodal shipment. No need to unload container, repackaged products. One container for the entire trip.
- A.
Multimodal
- B.
Intermodal
- C.
Transportation
- D.
Containerization
- 7.This can be used to classify the size of a shipment or the type of shipment carrier
- A.
TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load
- B.
LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load, Small shippers often cannot fill a container. Consolidation of shipments required
- C.
Both A and B
- D.
None of the above
- 8.DHL Cargo is a common example of:
- A.
TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load
- B.
LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load
- C.
Both A and B
- D.
None of the above
- 9.UPS and FedEx is an example of:
- A.
LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load
- B.
TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load
- C.
All of the above
- 10.What are the three rules of exporting?
- A.
Cost, Flexibility, Time/Speed
- B.
Assume Everything is controlled, These rules apply everywhere, Authorization is Required before Export
- C.
Who controls the products, Service being exported, classify your item
- D.
Get a license, Reconfigure your product, free trade zones
- 11.Any stores, repackages, stages, sorts or centralizes goods or materials is called:
- A.
Logistics strategy
- B.
Packaging
- C.
Material handling
- D.
Warehousing
- E.
Distribution centers
- 12.Break-bulk warehousing consists of:
- A.
Goods from a single source or manufacturer
- B.
Shipments from multiple sources
- C.
Combines classic warehouse operations
- D.
Attempts to position seasonal goods
- 13.Combines the benefits of consolidation and cross-docking warehouses.
- A.
Consolidation warehousing
- B.
Postponement warehousing
- C.
Assortment warehousing
- D.
Hub-and-spoke systems
- 14.Assortment warehousing and spot stock warehousing provides what service to customers?
- A.
Shortened customer lead times
- B.
Enhance delivery and packaging
- C.
Improves distribution processes
- D.
Reduces costs
- 15.What is a reefer?
- A.
Controlled atmosphere container
- B.
A 40 footer
- C.
A truck
- D.
A steel container
- 16.What is used to fill the empty space inside boxes, tubes, etc?
- A.
Metal straps
- B.
Shrink wrap
- C.
Cotton balls
- D.
Dunnage
- 17.Schematic drawing that illustrates product placement:
- A.
Diagram
- B.
Itinerary
- C.
Planograms
- D.
Store Demographics
- 18.When you have a high value to weight ratio product what mode of transportation would be best to choose?
- A.
Railcar
- B.
Truck
- C.
Air
- D.
Ocean/Waterway
- 19.What is Direct Distribution?
- A.
Slow mixing centers
- B.
Fast mixing centers
- C.
Outbound consolidation
- D.
No warehouses - Customers have to be nearby
- 20.Assembly and/or packaging of an end item with multiple components. Ex. X-BOX, playstation, wii.
- A.
Consolidation warehousing
- B.
Product Mixing
- C.
Outbound consolidation
- D.
Cross docking
- 21.A form of warehousing that pulls together shipments from a number of sources in the same geographical areas and combines them into larger shipments.
- A.
Cross Docking
- B.
Break Bulk warehousing
- C.
Consolidation warehousing
- D.
Assortment warehousing
- 22.What is piggyback service?
- A.
TOFC
- B.
COFC
- C.
Double-stacks
- D.
All of the above
- 23.Why are documents needed?
- A.
Receive Cargo
- B.
Get Paid
- C.
Clear Customs
- D.
All of the above
- 24.What is NOT a consequence associated with getting products through customs?
- A.
Fines
- B.
Prison Sentences
- C.
Loss of US Exports privileges
- D.
Monetary Bonus
- E.
Debarment as US government contractor
- 25.Freight Forwarders are used for what process?
- A.
Exporting goods out of the country
- B.
Importing goods to the country
- C.
Filling out paper work
- D.
Assembling and packaging products
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