CLT - Chapter 1 Vocabulary Quiz

A bill of lading for air transport that

serves as a receipt for the shipper. It

indicates that the carrier has accepted

the goods listed, and obligates the carrier

to carry the consignment to the airport

of destination

A carrier’s contract and receipt for goods

that the carrier agrees to transport from

one place to another and to deliver to

a designated person.

An invoice presented by the carrier to the

shipper, the consignee or a referenced

third-party as a demand for payment for

services rendered.

What document is issued by the carrier and signed by the customer as a proof of delivery?

• Carrier Freight Bill

• Bill of Lading

• Delivery Receipt (D/R)

• Shipping Order

The receiver of shipment of freight — the

customer.

What is the function of a Bill of Lading in shipping?

• It is a request for payment from the shipper

• It is a manual list of cargo items

• It acknowledges receipt of specific goods and confirms they are on board for shipment

• It is used to track employee performance

A document issued by the carrier that the

consignee signs as proof of receipt. It is

also known as a proof of delivery

An individual who moves and stages

materials within the supply chain.

The function encompassing the physical

receipt of material, the inspection of

the shipment for conformance with

the purchase order (quantity and

damage), the identification and delivery

to destination, and the preparation of

receiving reports

The location in a facility where materials

are organized.