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Unit 5 Distribution Review

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The path a product takes from the producer or manufacturer to the final user is referred to as:

a)

Channels of distribution

b)

Multiple Channels

c)

E-tailing

d)

Selective Distribution

2.

Any businesses involved in sales transactions that move the products from the manufacturer to the final user are called

a)

buyers

b)

stock handlers

c)

intermediaries

d)

consumers

3.

When a product is purchased for a business, the final user is classified as a(n):

a)

consumer

b)

intermediary

c)

wholesaler

d)

customer or industrial user

4.

Which of the following does NOT describe an agent?

a)

paid commission

b)

take ownership

c)

help bring buyers together

d)

are an intermediary in channels D and E

5.

These people buy large quantities of goods from manufacturers, store the goods, and then resell them to other businesses:

a)

retailers

b)

agents

c)

wholesalers

d)

contract carriers

6.

These people sell goods to the final consumers for personal use:

a)

retailers

b)

agents

c)

wholeslaers

d)

exclusive distributors

7.

A broker is a type of:

a)

wholesaler

b)

retailer

c)

agent

d)

manufacturer

8.

When goods or services are sold from the manufacturer directly to the consumer is an example of:

a)

indirect distribution

b)

direct distribution

c)

selective distribution

d)

intensive distribution

9.

An example of a multiple channel is when a product fits the needs of:

a)

consumer markets

b)

industrial markets

c)

both consumer and industrial markets

d)

none of the above

10.

A type of retailer that has a physical store to sell from is known as which of the following:

a)

brick and mortar

b)

rack jobber

c)

drop shipper

d)

e-tailer

11.

The members of Channel C are:

a)

manufacturer/consumer

b)

manufacturer/wholesaler/consumer

c)

manufacturer/retailer/consumer

d)

manufacturer/wholesaler/retailer/consumer

12.

The members of Channel E are:

a)

Manufacturer/Agent/Wholesaler/Retailer/Consumer

b)

Manufacturer/Agent/Retailer/Consumer

c)

Manufacturer/Wholesaler/Consumer

d)

Manufacturer/Consumer

13.

The means by which products are sold to consumer through the use of the Internet:

a)

e-tailing

b)

brick and mortar

c)

rack jobber

d)

industrial user

14.

This type of carrier is also known as a “For Hire” carrier:

a)

exampt carrier

b)

common carrier

c)

contract carrier

d)

private carrier

15.

Japan has a unique distribution system called:

a)

Keiretsu

b)

Tushusi

c)

Airhsu

d)

Kairiti

16.

In Japan’s distribution system, many intermediaries are usually involved because it is tradition and because of:

a)

customs

b)

japanese fair trade commission

c)

lack of storage space

d)

none of the above

17.

Comprises all the activities that help to ensure that the right amount of product is delivered to the right place at the right time:

a)

channels of distribution

b)

physical distribution

c)

integrated distribution

d)

4 P's

18.

What is an advantage of pipelines?

a)

operational costs are small

b)

products move slowly

c)

high initial investment

d)

environmental damage if there is a leak

19.

What is NOT an advantage of air transportation?

a)

speed

b)

reduced inventory

c)

reduced storage costs

d)

expensive

20.

UPS or Fedex are examples of this type of carrier:

a)

exempt carriers

b)

common carriers

c)

contract carriers

d)

private carriers

21.

1000 iPads transported from Beijing, China to Los Angeles, California.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

22.

Cut flowers transported from Hawaii to the Los Angeles, California.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

23.

Furniture transported from a distribution center to a retail store in the same city.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

24.

Two dozen live lobsters transported from Maine to a restaurant in San Francisco.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

25.

Oil shipped from an oil field in Alaska to a refinery in Houston, Texas.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

26.

Steel transported from Gary, Indiana to Dallas, Texas.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

27.

Limestone shipped from a quarry in Menomonee Falls to Milwaukee.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

28.

Processed Beef transported from Minneapolis, MN to a supermarket in Milwaukee, WI.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

29.

Grain transported from Milwaukee, WI to Cleveland, Ohio.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

30.

Coal transported from a mine in Pennsylvania to a power plant in St. Louis, Missouri.

a)

Truck

b)

Train

c)

Boat

d)

Pipeline

e)

Airplane

31.

Distribution is the “price” decision of the 4 P’s.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Manufacturers/Producers use intermediaries to reduce the number of transactions required by manufacturers to reach the final consumers.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

When coordinating physical distribution, it’s not important to worry about any other business function.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Physical distribution is the third largest expense for most businesses.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Intracity freight means that freight is shipped between cities.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Piggybacking is shipping loaded truck trailers over water on ships and barges.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

The main function of storage is to hold goods until they are sold.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

The biggest disadvantage of railroad transportation is flexibility.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

A distribution center focuses on storing products.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

A warehouse is where goods are received, identified, sorted, stored, and dispatched.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

A “ton-mile” is defined as shipping one ton of freight one mile.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Water transportation is good for products that are nonperishable.

a)

True

b)

False