What is the primary purpose of cargo supplies in maritime operations?

• • To improve ship speed

• • To ensure the ship is equipped with necessary goods

• • To enhance crew morale

• • To reduce shipping costs

Which document is essential for tracking cargo supplies on a vessel?

• • Captain's Log

• • Cargo Manifest

• • Ship's Registry

What type of cargo is typically transported in bulk carriers?

• • Refrigerated goods

• • Liquid chemicals

• • Crude oil

• • Containers

Which of the following is NOT a type of cargo?

• • General cargo

• • Dangerous cargo

• • Dry bulk cargo

• • Water cargo

What is a common challenge in maritime cargo supply chains?

• • Excessive inventory

• • Port congestion

• • Low shipping costs

What does the term "containerization" refer to in maritime transport?

• • Transporting liquid goods

• • Using standardized containers for cargo

• • Storing cargo on land

• • Using standardized containers for cargo

Which type of cargo requires special handling due to its hazardous nature?

• A) General merchandise

• B) Refrigerated cargo

• C) Explosives

• D) Clothing
  Jawaban: C) Explosives

• • General merchandise

• • Refrigerated cargo

• • Explosives

• • Clothing

• What is the role of a freight forwarder in maritime logistics?

• • To manage cargo loading and unloading

• • To operate the ship

• • To oversee ship maintenance

• • To arrange transportation and documentation

What does "IMO" stand for in maritime supply context?

• • International Maritime Organization

• • International Market Operations

• • Import Management Office

• • Intercontinental Maritime Operations

Which of the following is a benefit of using intermodal transport for cargo?

• • Greater risk of damage

• • Flexibility in transport options

• • Higher transportation costs

• • Increased transit time