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Unit 22

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

People who sell products to the public

a)

retailers

b)

inventory

c)

warehouses

d)

components

2.

Stock

a)

retailers

b)

clients

c)

distributors

d)

inventory

3.

The place where goods are stored

a)

supply chain

b)

streamlined

c)

raw materials

d)

warehouses

4.

Parts you need to construct something

a)

components

b)

raw materials

c)

clients

d)

supply chain

5.

designed for optimal efficiency

a)

inventory

b)

manufacturers

c)

streamlined

d)

distributors

6.

The series of processes and companies involved in making and selling a product

a)

order

b)

logistics

c)

stock

d)

supply chain

7.

Customers

a)

clients

b)

suppliers

c)

distributors

d)

retailers

8.

The 'middleman' between the manufacturer and retailer

a)

consumers

b)

suppliers

c)

distributors

d)

company

9.

Providers of goods

a)

retailers

b)

suppliers

c)

clients

d)

manufacturers

10.

Producers

a)

manufacturers

b)

distributors

c)

clients

d)

warehouses

11.

The basic substances used to make something

a)

factory

b)

distribution

c)

stock

d)

raw materials

12.

what is the function of transportation

a)

For Product Movement

b)

For Supply

c)

For Convienience

d)

all of the above

13.

what is the lack of transport?

a)

save time

b)

high risk

c)

more profit

d)

safety

14.

what of define "Transportation"

a)

rental car

b)

transfer of goods

c)

Taxi / Grab

d)

public transport

15.

advantages of air transport

a)

high speed

b)

high costs

c)

slow

d)

more risks

16.

transportation mean move an item from one location to another

a)

true

b)

false

17.

transportation mean move an item from one location to another

a)

true

b)

false

18.
Business logistics is also sometime known as EXCEPT:
a)
Physical Distribution
b)
Materials Management
c)
Supply Chain Management
d)
Production
19.
Reasons for the importance of logistics EXCEPT :
a)
Location
b)
Cost
c)
Strategic Role
d)
Customer Wants
20.
Name this photo
a)
Inventory Management
b)
Transportation
c)
Product Scheduling
d)
Warehouse
21.
Name this photo
a)
Materials Management
b)
Purchasing 
c)
Transaction
d)
Lease
22.
a)

invoice

b)

delivery

c)

long production

d)

raw materials

23.

What is it?

a)

production plan

b)

invoice

c)

consignment

d)

order

24.

What is it?

a)

order

b)

plan production

c)

invoice

d)

in voice

25.

What are they?

a)

service parts

b)

finished goods

c)

spare parts

d)

raw materials

26.
a)

consignment

b)

delivery

c)

orders

27.
a)

inventary

b)

inventory

c)

inwentory

d)

iventory

28.

What is a contingency plan?

a)

Something you always follow

b)

A plan that is put in place in case of disruptions at an event

c)

A way to avoid being responsible

29.

What action could you take to minimise the effects of bad weather at your event?

a)

Don't hold the event

b)

Tell people to bring an umbrella

c)

Nothing, you can't stop it raining

d)

Identify a suitable inside location in case

30.

Why are security measures important when planning an event?

a)

To ensure the event is not disrupted and make sure that there is no danger

b)

To provide a long queue

c)

It means you can recruit more people

d)

They aren't important, only for big events

31.

Provide 2 examples of a security measure

a)

Talking to guests

b)

Searching bags

c)

Checking tickets

d)

refusing to let people in

32.

Why is it important to follow health and safety (2 answers)

a)

Because you have to

b)

To ensure the safety of the venue, equipment and people

c)

It looks good if you do

d)

To meet laws and legislation

33.

Which 2 are considered leisure events?

a)

Council meeting

b)

Football competition

c)

School prom

d)

Beach party

34.

What 3 things might be considered in a risk assessment

a)

The location and venue

b)

Who's working

c)

Possible hazards

d)

Level of risk and how complex the activity is

35.

What is an evaluation

a)

A document that takes ages

b)

a document that looks at worked worked well and what didn't

c)

When you give feedback to your manager

36.

How can you collect data on whether the event was a success? (2 answers)

a)

How much money the event made

b)

How many people attended

c)

looking at the weather forecast

d)

did people get offered free things?

37.

Why would the audience benefit from evaluations of events?

a)

They wouldn't

b)

It would provide them with some nice reading

c)

It would tell them their contribution

d)

It could help improve the event for next time

38.

Identify 2 sporting events from the list

a)

A wedding fair

b)

Volleyball match

c)

Sports conference

d)

Olympics

39.
What are stakeholders?
a)
Anybody who knows the name of the business
b)
Anybody who takes an interest in a business
c)
Anybody who works for the business
d)
Anybody who buys from the business
40.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a stakeholder?
a)
Customers
b)
Shareholders
c)
Local Community 
d)
Children
41.
True or False: financiers are a stakeholder in a business.
a)
True
b)
False
42.
As a stakeholder, what interest would customers have in a business?
a)
Working Conditions
b)
Payment Methods
c)
Increase Profits
d)
Paying Taxes
43.
As a stakeholder, what interest would financiers have in a business?
a)
Following Legislations
b)
Working Conditions
c)
Payment Methods
d)
Staff Pay
44.

To increase the chances of achieving project success, the project manager should do all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Identify the stakeholders early in the project or phase.

b)

Analyze the stakeholders levels of interest and individual expectations as well as their importance and influence.

c)

As much as possible, create conflicts among various stakeholders to allow the project team to get optimal work done.

d)

Communicate and work with stakeholders to meet their needs/expectations.

45.

You are developing management strategies to effectively engage stakeholders throughout the project life cycle, based on the analysis of their needs, interests, and potential impact on project success. This is known as:

a)

Manage Stakeholder Engagement.

b)

Monitor Stakeholder Engagement.

c)

Plan Stakeholder Engagement.

d)

Plan Stakeholder Management.

46.

You are involved in the process of communicating and working with stakeholders to meet their needs/expectations, address issues as they occur, and foster appropriate stakeholder engagement in project activities throughout the project life cycle. This is known as:

a)

Manage Stakeholder Engagement.

b)

Monitor Stakeholder Engagement.

c)

Plan Stakeholder Management.

d)

Plan Stakeholder Engagement

47.

You are monitoring overall project stakeholder relationships and adjusting strategies and plans for engaging stakeholders. This is known as:

a)

Manage Stakeholder Engagement

b)

Plan Stakeholder Engagement

c)

Stakeholders' Relationship Engagement

d)

Monitor Stakeholder Engagement

48.

In developing a stakeholder register, you need to include all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Identification information

b)

Assessment information

c)

Stakeholder classification

d)

Project risk information

49.

All of the following are examples of human risk except

a)

employee dishonesty

b)

thunderstorms

c)

poorly trained employees

d)

unskilled labor

50.

The three ways to manage risk are

a)

gain or loss risks, insurable risks, and controllable risks

b)

financial loss, personal injury, and property loss

c)

risk transfer, risk retention, and risk avoidance

d)

fire, theft, and floods

51.

Making a product or service desirable by international consumers requires knowledge of

a)

a political agreement between countries

b)

locations that are within close proximity

c)

detailed logistics

d)

all of the above

52.

Travel and Tourism

a)

is equal to 9 percent of the world's gross domestic product

b)

is the world's ninth largest industry

c)

has little impact on the world's economy

d)

none of the above

53.
According to the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, what is LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT?
a)
can you please tell me
b)
simply put, it is the cheapest way we can manage logistics 
c)
the planning, implementation and control of forward and reverse flows of goods, services and informaiton from point of origin to point of consumption in order to meet customers' requirements
d)
where did you come up with this question?
54.
So which is more like logistics?
a)
eating a grilled-cheese sandwich
b)
taking a nap under my desk
c)
finding the shortest way to go to school
d)
reading a comic book issue of Dragon Ball Z
55.
What type of logistics job awaits you once you graduate from RMIT
a)
Transport Planner
b)
Distribution Manager
c)
Forecast Analyst
d)
Many different management and analyst positions 
56.
Where will you work after you graduate with your degree in logistics from RMIT?
a)
a distribution center for a multi-national company like Glaxokline or P&G
b)
a logistics company like DHL or Maersk
c)
a contract manufacturer for a global brand like Nike or Apple
d)
all sound like exciting management jobs
57.

A facility that provides a service, such as a hospital.

a)

service institution

b)

health service

c)

security service

d)

medical service

58.

What were your duties in the warehouse?

a)

I talked to clients.

b)

I answered the phone.

c)

I ordered goods.

d)

I dealt with complaints from the clients.

59.

Below which info you could not find in logistics calendar?

a)

Order release date

b)

Forecast lock date

c)

Development sign-off date

d)

Order lock date

e)

None of above

60.
lenght of time food products will stay in good condition in the supermarket
a)
life on the shelf
b)
shelf life
c)
bookshelf
d)
sell-by-date