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Logistics 2.1.3
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1Market drivers
- ACompanies increase their sales worldwide to revoker their high investments costs
- BCompanies enter foreign markets to keep up with their competitors
- CCompanies enter foreign markets because their customers expect it
- DCompanies enter foreign markets because their customers use technology to purchase from these markets
2For a vessel to be attended in a seaport two of the most important variables to be considered are:
- ADraft & Bridge clearance
- BCranes & Draft
- CBridge clearance & Cranes
- DCranes & Berths
3Panamax
- ASmallest ship that can cross the Panama Canal
- BBiggest ship that can cross the Panama Canal
- CSmallest ship that can cross the Suez Canal
- DBiggest ship that can cross the Suez Canal
4Suez Canal
- ALinks the Black and the Mediterranean Sea
- BLinks Lawrence river and the Atlantic sea
- CLinks the Aegean and the Leonian sea
- DLinks the Red and the Mediterranean Sea
5The cheapest transportation mode that exists is:
- AAirplane
- BVessels
- CTrucks
- DTrain
6A berth is:
- ALocation in an airport where a plane is loaded and unloaded
- BLocation is a train station where a train is loaded and unloaded
- CLocation where trucks are loaded and unloaded
- DLocation in a seaport where a ship is loaded and unloaded
7The importance of canals & waterways is that:
- AIt shortens the time it takes a vessel to get from origin to destiny
- BIt shortens the distance that a vessel takes to get from origin to destiny
- CVessels oil consumption is less
- DAll of the above answers
81) [blank_start]Assuring that goods are packed properly[blank_end] = International logistics manager responsibility
2) [blank_start]WTO[blank_end] = created to replace GATT
3) [blank_start]Market driver[blank_end] = companies enter foreign markets because their customers expect them to be present in those countries
4) [blank_start]Containers[blank_end] = they are associated with the move toward speed in the historical development of logistics
5) [blank_start]North America[blank_end] = region that has implemented less green practices in logistics
6) [blank_start]Infrastructure[blank_end] = elements in place, public, or private to facilitate transportation, communication and business exchanges
7) [blank_start]Banking infrastructure[blank_end] = allows businesses to move funds and documents quickly and reliably
8) [blank_start]Bridge clearance[blank_end] = defines the minimum space a ship needs under the port's bridge
9) [blank_start]Choice of law[blank_end] = specifies which country's law will be used in a dispute
10) [blank_start]Competing lines[blank_end] = clause that specifies which competing products the agent or distributor is allowed to represent or sell- AAssuring that goods are packed properly
- BWTO
- CMarket driver
- DContainers
- ENorth America
- FBridge clearance
- GInfrastructure
- HBanking infrastructure
- IChoice of law
- JCompeting lines
9The move toward speed as a historical development of international logistics is explained by:
- AHiring more stevedores
- BGrowth of vessels
- CUse of containers
- DMore berths in the seaports
10Among the challenges that companies involved in trade face are:
- AVisibility, risk management, globalization
- BMaintaining customer demand, risk management, localization
- CSustainability, visibility, ports
- DGlobalization, inventory levels, few transportation options
11The only perspective of the relation between Logistics and SCM is:
- AInclusionist
- BEvolutionist
- CIntersectionist
- DNone of the above
12Based on the evolution of SCM, the main two activities that are part of logistics are:
- AInformation services & Purchasing/Material Management
- BDistribution planning & Physical distribution
- CPurchasing/Material Management & Physical distribution
- DMaterial handling & Customer service
13The importance of Logistics measured as a percentage of the GDP is:
- ALess than 5%
- BBetween 5 and 15%
- CLess or equal to 15%
- DBetween 8 and 10%
14Some of the reasons for Reverse logistics are:
- APurchasing & repair
- BDefectives & repair
- CLong life cycles & maintenance
- DPackage recycling & maintenance
15The main difference between the definitions of Logistics and International Logistics is:
- AGoods storage
- BGoods flow
- CPoint of consumption
- DAll of the above
161) [blank_start]Evolutionist[blank_end] = perception that logistics appeared before supply chain
2) [blank_start]Bretton Woods Conference[blank_end] = creation of IMF and GATT
3) [blank_start]Mediator[blank_end] = independent person that attempts to find a middle ground between parties that are having a dispute
4) [blank_start]JIT & MRP[blank_end] = inventory management techniques created to reduce inventory costs
5) [blank_start]Lazaro Cardenas, Balboa[blank_end] = ports located on the Pacific
6) [blank_start]Percepts of contracts[blank_end] = traditions, local laws, international treaties and multilateral governments agreements
7) [blank_start]FedEx Hub[blank_end] = Memphis International Airport
8) [blank_start]Neu Post Panamax[blank_end] = biggest containers cargo ships
9) [blank_start]Slow early days[blank_end] = first stage of logistics historical development6t- AEvolutionist
- BBretton Woods Conference
- CMediator
- DJIT & MRP
- ELazaro Cardenas, Balboa
- FPercepts of contracts
- GFedEx Hub
- HNeu Post Panamax
- ISlow early days
17Multimodal type of transportation
- APiggy back
- BBirdy back
- CFishy back
- DAll of the above
18Elements of contract formation
- AOffer
- BAcceptance
- CCounteroffer
- DAll of the above
19Logistics is part of the ________________ process that plans, implements and controls the efficient forward and reverse flow of goods, services and related information between the point of origin to the point of consumption to meet customer's requirements.
- APhysical distribution
- BTransportation
- CCustomer service
- DSupply Chain
20Among the elements considered as international infrastructure we find the following:
- ATransportation & Communications
- BCommunications & Utilities
- CLegal and regulatory infrastructure
- DAll of the above
21Completion of life cycle, repair, defective and reusage of package are:
- AReasons for Supply chain
- BReasons for Logistics
- CReasons for Reverse logistics
- DNone of the above
22Among the elements of international logistics we find:
- ALanguage, carriers, freight forwarders, packaging
- BDocuments, insurance companies, incoterms, sustainability
- CPackaging options, difference in infrastructure, banks, currency fluctuations
- DAll of the above
23Waterway that facilitates trade between Russia and the rest of the world
- ASuez Canal
- BSaint Lawrence Seaway
- CCorinth Canal
- DBosporus Stait
24The maximum number of containers that can be placed side by side in a Post Panamax ship is:
- A18
- B16
- C14
- D12
25Contract between equals
- ALabor law
- BContract law
- CBoth of the above
- DNone of the above
26Functions that the representative will perform
- ATerm of appointment
- BChoice of venue
- CScope of appointment
- DMediation clause
271) [blank_start]Inclusionist[blank_end] = prevailing perception of logistics today
2) [blank_start]Professionals in int. logistics[blank_end] = facilitators of trade, responsible for safe and timely delivery
3) [blank_start]Arbitrators[blank_end] = conformed by a panel of professionals that help to solve a dispute
4) [blank_start]Veracruz, Santos & Cristobal[blank_end] = ports located on the Atlantic
5) [blank_start]CISG[blank_end] = convention for the international sale of goods as a way to oversee international contracts
6) [blank_start]Good Faith[blank_end] = clause in a contract that states that non of the parties have an ulterior motive
7) [blank_start]Antonov[blank_end] = biggest cargo aircraft- AInclusionist
- BProfessionals in int. logistics
- CArbitrators
- DVeracruz, Santos & Cristobal
- ECISG
- FGood Faith
- GAntonov
28Which of the following elements is NOT part of an agency or distributor contract
- ARegistration
- BTerritory
- CScope of appointment
- DForce majeure
29The individuals who are handling goods in the ports, loading and unloading merchandise, are called
- AStevedores
- BLonghoremen
- CDockworkers
- DAll of the above
30The definition of "International Supply Chain Management" is the same as the definition of "Supply Chain Management", except that it makes explicit the fact that SCM
- Ais global
- Bis international
- Cincludes international activities
- Dall of the above
31It is generally accepted that..
- ALogistics management encompasses activities that are distinct and separate from the activities includes in supply chain management
- BLogistics management encompasses activities that are broader those from supply chain management
- CSupply chain management encompasses activities that are broader than those of logistics management
32Mediation
- AProcess by which parties to a contract can settle a dispute involving courts of a country chose
- BProcess by which parties to a contract can attempt to settle a dispute, generally, involving a third independent party who can suggest a compromise solution
- CProcess by which the parties to a contract can settle a dispute, involving a panel of arbitrators
- DNone of the above
33The term of appointment in an agency or distributor contract refers to:
- ADuration of appointment of the representative
- BFunction that a representative will perform
- CProcess whereby an agent or distributor has to notify the government of importing country
- DNone of the above
34In the event that one of the parties to a contract does not meet its obligation due to a natural disaster as an earthquake
- ABreach of the contract
- BForce majeure
- CRejecting a contract
- DCreating a new contract
35A contract between equals falls under a:
- ALabor law
- BCommon law
- CTheocratic law
- DContract law
36A country will enjoy a Comparative Advantage over other countries it it has abundance of one of the factor of economic production is stated by what theory?
- AFactor Endowment theory
- BCluster theory
- CLogistics cluster
- DComparative advantage theory
37What regional economic group triggered the formation of other economic groups?
- ASouth East Asian Nations
- BNAFTA
- CEuropean Union
38The German approach of reverse logistics is:
- AUsing recycling as an anti-poverty program
- BCompanies recycle all packages and creation of a post-consumer recycling program
- CMinimization of packages
- DElimination of plastic containers
39In reverse logistics, the activities that generate market value are:
- ADisassemble & recycle
- BLandfill & refurbish
- CReuse & incinerate
- DRefurbish & repair
40Provide significant assistance to firms engaged in international trade by helping determine the best shipping alternative
- AFreight forwarders
- BCouriers
- CCustom brokers
- DTransportation companies
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- Quiz am Logistics 2.1.3, erstellt von Luisa Reichenbach am 19/02/2020.
- Autor
- Luisa Reichenbach
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- English
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