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    Bulk Cargo:

    • Free flowing cargo, stored loose
    • Loaded by Shovel, Pump, Bucket, or Scoop
    • Ex. Coal, Rice, Grain Raw Sugar, Oil, Sulfur
    • All of the above
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Module 4 SCM 300 quiz assesses knowledge of cargo classification and handling, focusing on bulk and neo-bulk cargo, weight and space limitations, and multimodal transport. Key skills include understanding different cargo types and optimizing transport efficiency.

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  • 2. 

    Reaching the space limit before you reach the weight limit is referred to as: Ex. Cotton

    • Cubing out

    • Space limit reach

    • Weighing out

    • Cargo space

    Correct Answer
    A. Cubing out
    Explanation
    Cubing out refers to a situation where the available space in a cargo or storage area is completely filled before reaching the weight limit. In other words, the volume or size of the items being transported or stored has reached its maximum capacity, even though the weight limit has not been reached. This term is commonly used in logistics and transportation industries to describe the limitation of space rather than weight.

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  • 3. 

    Reaching the weight limit before reaching the space limit is referred to as: Ex. Ball bearings

    • Weight limitations

    • Weighing out

    • Cargo weight

    • Weight limit scale

    Correct Answer
    A. Weighing out
    Explanation
    The term "weighing out" refers to reaching the weight limit before reaching the space limit. It implies that the weight of the cargo has reached its maximum capacity, while there is still space available. This suggests that the weight of the cargo is the primary constraint in this scenario, rather than the space available.

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  • 4. 

    Automobiles, Logs, Steel, Cattle are all examples of what cargo classification:

    • Bulk Cargo

    • BreakBulk Cargo

    • Neo - Bulk Cargo

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Neo - Bulk Cargo
    Explanation
    The given examples of automobiles, logs, steel, and cattle do not fit into the traditional classification of either bulk cargo or breakbulk cargo. Instead, they belong to a newer category called neo-bulk cargo. Neo-bulk cargo refers to goods that are individually packaged or unitized but are still considered bulk due to their large quantity or weight. This category includes items like cars, timber, steel coils, and live animals, which are transported in a specialized manner but are not classified as traditional bulk or breakbulk cargo. Therefore, the correct answer is Neo - Bulk Cargo.

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  • 5. 

    Use of more than one mode of transport during a single shipment. 

    • Multimodal

    • Transportation

    • Intermodal

    • Both B and C

    Correct Answer
    A. Multimodal
    Explanation
    Multimodal transportation refers to the use of multiple modes of transport (such as road, rail, air, and sea) during a single shipment. This allows for greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in transporting goods from one place to another. Intermodal transportation, on the other hand, specifically refers to the use of multiple modes of transport that involve the use of standardized containers. Since both definitions involve the use of more than one mode of transport, the correct answer is "Both B and C."

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  • 6. 

    Seamless multimodal shipment. No need to unload container, repackaged products. One container for the entire trip.

    • Multimodal

    • Intermodal

    • Transportation

    • Containerization

    Correct Answer
    A. Intermodal
    Explanation
    Intermodal transportation refers to the use of multiple modes of transportation, such as rail, truck, and ship, to move goods from one location to another. In this case, the given description mentions the use of a container for the entire trip, indicating that the shipment is being transported using different modes of transportation without the need to unload and repack the products. Therefore, the correct answer is Intermodal.

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  • 7. 

    This can be used to classify the size of a shipment or the type of shipment carrier

    • TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load

    • LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load, Small shippers often cannot fill a container. Consolidation of shipments required

    • Both A and B

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Both A and B
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Both A and B" because TL and CL (Full Truckload and Full Container Load) can be used to classify the size of a shipment, while LTL and LCL (Less than a Truck/Container Load) can be used to classify the type of shipment carrier. Small shippers often cannot fill a container, so consolidation of shipments is required, making LTL and LCL applicable in such cases.

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  • 8. 

    DHL Cargo is a common example of:

    • TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load

    • LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load

    • Both A and B

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load
    Explanation
    DHL Cargo is a common example of TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load. This means that DHL Cargo typically handles shipments that require the use of a full truck or a full container to transport the goods. They do not deal with partial loads or shipments that do not require the entire capacity of a truck or container.

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  • 9. 

    UPS and FedEx is an example of:

    • LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load

    • TL and CL - Full Truckload and Full Container Load

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load
    Explanation
    UPS and FedEx are examples of LTL and LCL, which stands for Less than a Truck/Container Load. This means that they transport smaller shipments that do not require a full truck or container. They specialize in delivering packages and parcels for individual customers and businesses, offering services like express delivery and tracking. Therefore, the correct answer is LTL and LCL - Less than a Truck/Container Load.

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  • 10. 

    What are the three rules of exporting?

    • Cost, Flexibility, Time/Speed

    • Assume Everything is controlled, These rules apply everywhere, Authorization is Required before Export

    • Who controls the products, Service being exported, classify your item

    • Get a license, Reconfigure your product, free trade zones

    Correct Answer
    A. Assume Everything is controlled, These rules apply everywhere, Authorization is Required before Export
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Assume Everything is controlled, These rules apply everywhere, Authorization is Required before Export." These rules highlight the importance of assuming that everything is controlled, as there may be regulations and restrictions in place for exporting goods or services. These rules also emphasize that these regulations apply universally, regardless of the destination or origin country. Additionally, the answer mentions that authorization is required before exporting, indicating that proper permissions and licenses must be obtained before engaging in export activities.

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  • 11. 

    Any stores, repackages, stages, sorts or centralizes goods or materials is called:

    • Logistics strategy

    • Packaging

    • Material handling

    • Warehousing

    • Distribution centers

    Correct Answer
    A. Warehousing
    Explanation
    Warehousing refers to the process of storing goods or materials in a designated location. This location, known as a warehouse, is where the goods are stored until they are needed for distribution or use. Warehousing involves activities such as receiving, storing, organizing, and retrieving goods. It is an essential part of the supply chain and logistics process, as it allows for efficient inventory management and timely delivery of products to customers.

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  • 12. 

    Break-bulk warehousing consists of:

    • Goods from a single source or manufacturer

    • Shipments from multiple sources

    • Combines classic warehouse operations

    • Attempts to position seasonal goods

    Correct Answer
    A. Goods from a single source or manufacturer
    Explanation
    Break-bulk warehousing refers to the practice of storing and handling goods that come from a single source or manufacturer. This means that the warehouse is dedicated to storing and managing products from a specific supplier or company. It does not involve shipments from multiple sources or the positioning of seasonal goods. Instead, it focuses on efficiently managing and distributing goods from a single source or manufacturer.

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  • 13. 

    Combines the benefits of consolidation and cross-docking warehouses. 

    • Consolidation warehousing

    • Postponement warehousing

    • Assortment warehousing

    • Hub-and-spoke systems

    Correct Answer
    A. Hub-and-spoke systems
    Explanation
    Hub-and-spoke systems combine the benefits of consolidation and cross-docking warehouses. In a hub-and-spoke system, a central hub warehouse is responsible for receiving and consolidating shipments from various suppliers. These shipments are then sorted and cross-docked, meaning they are quickly transferred to outbound transportation for delivery to their final destinations. This system allows for efficient use of resources and reduces transportation costs by consolidating shipments and minimizing the need for storage space. Additionally, it enables faster delivery times as products can be quickly sorted and sent out for delivery.

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  • 14. 

    Assortment warehousing and spot stock warehousing provides what service to customers?

    • Shortened customer lead times

    • Enhance delivery and packaging

    • Improves distribution processes

    • Reduces costs

    Correct Answer
    A. Shortened customer lead times
    Explanation
    Assortment warehousing and spot stock warehousing provide the service of shortened customer lead times. This means that by utilizing these warehousing methods, companies are able to reduce the time it takes to deliver products to customers. This can be achieved by having a variety of products readily available in the warehouse (assortment warehousing) or by strategically placing stock in various locations (spot stock warehousing). By reducing lead times, companies can improve customer satisfaction and responsiveness, ultimately leading to increased customer loyalty and potentially higher sales.

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  • 15. 

    What is a reefer?

    • Controlled atmosphere container

    • A 40 footer

    • A truck

    • A steel container

    Correct Answer
    A. Controlled atmosphere container
    Explanation
    A reefer refers to a controlled atmosphere container. This type of container is specifically designed to maintain a controlled temperature and atmosphere for the transportation of perishable goods, such as fruits, vegetables, and pharmaceuticals. The controlled atmosphere helps to extend the shelf life of the goods and prevent spoilage.

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  • 16. 

    What is used to fill the empty space inside boxes, tubes, etc?

    • Metal straps

    • Shrink wrap

    • Cotton balls

    • Dunnage

    Correct Answer
    A. Dunnage
    Explanation
    Dunnage is used to fill the empty space inside boxes, tubes, etc. Dunnage refers to any type of material, such as foam, air pillows, or packing peanuts, that is used to protect and secure items during transportation. It helps to prevent shifting, damage, and breakage of the contents inside the packaging. Metal straps, shrink wrap, and cotton balls are not typically used for filling empty spaces, making dunnage the correct answer.

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  • 17. 

    Schematic drawing that illustrates product placement:

    • Diagram

    • Itinerary

    • Planograms

    • Store Demographics

    Correct Answer
    A. Planograms
    Explanation
    Planograms are schematic drawings that illustrate the placement of products in a store. They provide a visual representation of how products should be arranged on shelves or displays to maximize sales and create an organized and visually appealing layout. Planograms take into consideration factors such as product category, size, and popularity to ensure that the right products are placed in the right locations within the store. By following planograms, retailers can optimize their product placement strategy and enhance the overall shopping experience for customers.

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  • 18. 

    When you have a high value to weight ratio product what mode of transportation would be best to choose?

    • Railcar

    • Truck

    • Air

    • Ocean/Waterway

    Correct Answer
    A. Air
    Explanation
    When you have a high value to weight ratio product, choosing air transportation would be the best option. Air transportation is known for its speed and efficiency, making it ideal for transporting high-value goods that are lightweight. It allows for quick delivery and reduces the risk of damage or theft that may occur with other modes of transportation. Additionally, air transportation provides global coverage, allowing the product to reach its destination quickly, regardless of distance.

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  • 19. 

    What is Direct Distribution?

    • Slow mixing centers

    • Fast mixing centers

    • Outbound consolidation

    • No warehouses - Customers have to be nearby

    Correct Answer
    A. No warehouses - Customers have to be nearby
    Explanation
    Direct distribution refers to a method of delivering products directly from the manufacturer or supplier to the customers without the need for intermediate storage in warehouses. In this approach, there are no warehouses involved, and instead, the customers need to be located in close proximity to the manufacturing or distribution centers. This allows for faster and more efficient delivery of products, as there is no need for additional transportation and handling processes associated with traditional warehousing.

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  • 20. 

    Assembly and/or packaging of an end item with multiple components. Ex. X-BOX, playstation, wii.

    • Consolidation warehousing

    • Product Mixing

    • Outbound consolidation

    • Cross docking

    Correct Answer
    A. Outbound consolidation
    Explanation
    Outbound consolidation refers to the process of combining multiple shipments from different sources into a single shipment for delivery to the customer. In the context of the given explanation, outbound consolidation would involve assembling and packaging the various components of an end item, such as an X-BOX, playstation, or wii, into a single package before shipping it out. This ensures that the customer receives all the necessary components in one shipment, reducing the risk of missing or incomplete items.

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  • 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. 

    • Cross Docking

    • Break Bulk warehousing

    • Consolidation warehousing

    • Assortment warehousing

    Correct Answer
    A. Consolidation warehousing
    Explanation
    Consolidation warehousing is a form of warehousing that combines shipments from multiple sources in the same geographical area into larger shipments. This allows for more efficient transportation and reduces costs by eliminating the need for individual shipments. By consolidating shipments, companies can optimize their supply chain and streamline the distribution process.

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  • 22. 

    What is piggyback service?

    • TOFC

    • COFC

    • Double-stacks

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. TOFC
    Explanation
    TOFC stands for Trailer on Flatcar, which is a type of piggyback service in the transportation industry. It refers to the practice of loading truck trailers onto specially designed railcars for long-distance transportation. This method allows for the efficient movement of goods by utilizing both rail and road networks. Therefore, the correct answer is TOFC as it is a specific example of a piggyback service.

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  • 23. 

    Why are documents needed?

    • Receive Cargo

    • Get Paid

    • Clear Customs

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    Documents are needed for various reasons in the context of receiving cargo, getting paid, and clearing customs. When receiving cargo, documents such as bills of lading, packing lists, and delivery orders are necessary to ensure that the correct goods are received and accounted for. In order to get paid, documents such as invoices, purchase orders, and payment receipts are required to establish the terms of the transaction and provide proof of payment. Finally, when clearing customs, documents like import/export licenses, customs declarations, and certificates of origin are essential to comply with legal requirements and facilitate the movement of goods across borders. Therefore, all of the above options are correct explanations for why documents are needed.

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  • 24. 

    What is NOT a consequence associated with getting products through customs?

    • Fines

    • Prison Sentences

    • Loss of US Exports privileges

    • Monetary Bonus

    • Debarment as US government contractor

    Correct Answer
    A. Monetary Bonus
    Explanation
    Getting a monetary bonus is not a consequence associated with getting products through customs. When products are not properly declared or meet the necessary requirements, consequences such as fines, prison sentences, loss of US export privileges, and debarment as a US government contractor can occur. However, receiving a monetary bonus is not a consequence but rather a reward or incentive for meeting certain performance targets or goals.

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  • 25. 

    Freight Forwarders are used for what process?

    • Exporting goods out of the country

    • Importing goods to the country

    • Filling out paper work

    • Assembling and packaging products

    Correct Answer
    A. Exporting goods out of the country
    Explanation
    Freight forwarders are used for the process of exporting goods out of the country. They are responsible for coordinating and managing the shipment of goods from the seller to the buyer in another country. This includes arranging transportation, preparing necessary documentation, and ensuring that the goods comply with customs regulations. Freight forwarders play a crucial role in facilitating international trade by streamlining the logistics and ensuring smooth and efficient movement of goods across borders.

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  • 26. 

    Customs House Broker are used for what process?

    • To import products from other countries

    • Helps clear customs

    • Arrange local itinerary

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    Customs House Brokers are professionals who assist in the process of importing products from other countries. They help clear customs by handling the necessary paperwork and ensuring compliance with import regulations. Additionally, they may also arrange the local itinerary for the imported goods, including transportation and delivery. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as Customs House Brokers are involved in all these processes.

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  • 27. 

    Which step is NOT part of the process for US Export?

    • Classify your item

    • Get a license

    • Who controls the product

    • Certificate of origin

    • Export upon receipt of custom approval

    Correct Answer
    A. Certificate of origin
    Explanation
    The step that is not part of the process for US Export is obtaining a Certificate of Origin. This document is not required for exporting goods from the United States. The other steps mentioned, such as classifying the item, obtaining a license if necessary, determining the entity that controls the product, and exporting upon receipt of customs approval, are all important steps in the US export process.

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  • 28. 

    If you are exporting which documents are necessary?

    • Certificate of Origin

    • Commercial Invoice

    • Bill of Lading

    • Packing list

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    When exporting goods, it is necessary to have certain documents in order to comply with legal requirements and facilitate smooth transactions. The Certificate of Origin is needed to verify the country in which the goods were produced. The Commercial Invoice provides details about the goods being exported, including their value and quantity. The Bill of Lading serves as evidence of the contract of carriage and receipt of the goods by the shipping carrier. The Packing List provides information about the contents and packaging of the shipment. Therefore, all of the mentioned documents are necessary when exporting goods.

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  • 29. 

    If a validated license is required and/or the cargo value is greater than $2500 what other document is required for exporting purposes?

    • Commercial invoice

    • Certificate of Origin

    • Shipper's export declaration

    • Packing List

    • Shipper's Letter of Instruction

    Correct Answer
    A. Shipper's export declaration
    Explanation
    When a validated license is required and/or the cargo value is greater than $2500, the additional document required for exporting purposes is the Shipper's export declaration. This document provides detailed information about the shipment, including the nature of the goods, their value, and the country of origin. It is used by customs authorities to ensure compliance with export regulations and to assess any applicable duties or taxes.

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