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Logistics Terms
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Instructions: Deliver your best performance on this quiz about shipping, warehousing, and supply chain vocabulary.
- 1.
What does 'FOB' stand for in shipping?
AFull Order BillingBFreight Operation BaseCFree On BoardDForward Order Batch - 2.
What is a 'bill of lading'?
AA landing permit for aircraftBA customs declaration formCAn invoice for warehouse spaceDA legal document issued by a carrier detailing the type, quantity, and destination of goods being shipped - 3.
What does 'just-in-time' (JIT) inventory mean?
AA strategy where materials arrive precisely when needed in production, minimizing storage costsBOrdering extra inventory in case of emergenciesCA deadline for placing ordersDDelivering goods at the last possible moment - 4.
What is a 'pallet' in logistics?
AA flat transport structure used to support goods for storage and shipping, often moved by forkliftsBA color sample for packagingCA type of shipping containerDA loading dock platform - 5.
What does 'drayage' refer to?
AA type of cargo insuranceBDragging heavy cargo across a dockCDraining water from a shipDThe transport of goods over a short distance, typically from a port to a warehouse - 6.
What is 'cross-docking'?
AA type of dock inspectionBParking two trucks side by sideCLoading goods from both sides of a truckDA logistics practice where incoming goods are directly transferred to outgoing vehicles with minimal storage - 7.
What does 'TEU' stand for?
ATerminal Entry UsageBTransport and Equipment UnionCTotal Export UnitsDTwenty-foot Equivalent Unit, a standard measure for shipping container capacity - 8.
What is 'demurrage'?
AA charge for keeping a shipping container or vessel beyond the allowed free timeBA type of cargo insuranceCA discount for early deliveryDDamage to goods in transit - 9.
What does 'last mile delivery' refer to?
ADelivering to remote rural areasBThe final leg of the delivery process from a distribution center to the end customerCA measurement of fuel efficiencyDThe final mile of a highway - 10.
What is a 'manifest' in shipping?
AA shipping company's mission statementBA document listing all cargo, passengers, and crew on a vessel or vehicleCA warehouse floor planDA type of packaging material - 11.
What does 'LTL' stand for in freight shipping?
ALimited Transport LicenseBLong-Term LogisticsCLarge Transit LoadDLess Than Truckload - 12.
What is 'reverse logistics'?
AThe process of moving goods from the customer back to the seller or manufacturer for returns, recycling, or disposalBReversing a shipping orderCShipping goods backwards through the supply chainDDriving a truck in reverse - 13.
What does 'SKU' stand for?
AStock Keeping UnitBSupply Kit UtilityCShipping Knowledge UnitDStandard Kitting Usage - 14.
What is 'intermodal transport'?
AThe use of two or more modes of transport (truck, rail, ship) to move goods in a single journeyBTransport within a single buildingCTransport between two warehousesDA type of forklift - 15.
What does 'lead time' mean in logistics?
AThe time it takes to load a truckBThe first delivery of the dayCThe time the lead driver takes a breakDThe total time from placing an order to receiving the goods
Answer Key
Question 1
C. Free On Board
Question 2
D. A legal document issued by a carrier detailing the type, quantity, and destination of goods being shipped
Question 3
A. A strategy where materials arrive precisely when needed in production, minimizing storage costs
Question 4
A. A flat transport structure used to support goods for storage and shipping, often moved by forklifts
Question 5
D. The transport of goods over a short distance, typically from a port to a warehouse
Question 6
D. A logistics practice where incoming goods are directly transferred to outgoing vehicles with minimal storage
Question 7
D. Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit, a standard measure for shipping container capacity
Question 8
A. A charge for keeping a shipping container or vessel beyond the allowed free time
Question 9
B. The final leg of the delivery process from a distribution center to the end customer
Question 10
B. A document listing all cargo, passengers, and crew on a vessel or vehicle
Question 11
D. Less Than Truckload
Question 12
A. The process of moving goods from the customer back to the seller or manufacturer for returns, recycling, or disposal
Question 13
A. Stock Keeping Unit
Question 14
A. The use of two or more modes of transport (truck, rail, ship) to move goods in a single journey
Question 15
D. The total time from placing an order to receiving the goods