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TPT150 TEST 1

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statements correctly define transport?

a)

Any activity that moves people and/or goods from several point (destination) to another point (origin) to satisfy its purpose.

b)

Any process that moves only goods from one point (origin) to another point (destination) to satisfy its needs and wants.

c)

Any activity that moves people or goods from several points (destination) to a single point (origin) to satisfy its needs and wants

d)

Any activity that moves people and/or goods from one point (origin) to another point (destination) to satisfy its needs and wants

2.

Transport enables people to fulfil their need for food/clothing and shelter.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Transport can and should be separated from society as it is not considered important.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Transport have little or no value to the development of civilizations.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which of the following are the transport roles in society?

a)

Economic activities

b)

Employment

c)

Reduce traveling time

d)

Accessibilities

e)

Bridging employer - employee gaps

6.

_______________ ____________ involve production, distribution and consumption of goods and services

a)

Transportation activities

b)

Accessibility activities

c)

Mobility activities

d)

Economic activities

7.

There are a lot of difference in standard of living in different societies due to geographical distances and different local resources.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

The total journey time taken to travel from one point to another point within or between one state to another state is called _________ ________.

a)

Economic activities

b)

Mobility activities

c)

Employment activities

d)

Traveling time

9.

The state where people demand for transport to fulfil another purpose is called __________ __________.

a)

future demand

b)

economic demand

c)

derived demand

d)

mobility demand

10.

Specific function of transport is to fulfill the demand for ______________.

a)

accessibility

b)

economy

c)

employment

d)

mobility

11.

Bridging the producer-consumer gap means:

a)

increase time (place) and geographical gaps (time)

b)

reduce storage (time) and place gaps (geographical)

c)

reduce time (storage) and geographical gaps (place)

d)

increase time (storage) and geographical gaps (place)

12.

Transportation has no purpose when ___________.

a)

it doesn't move people and freight around.

b)

it moves people and freight around

c)

there are people and goods to be moved

d)

there are no people and goods to move around

13.

____________________ arise because producers and consumers are not in the same place.

a)

Geographical gap

b)

Time gap

c)

Accessibility issues

d)

Mobility issues

14.

One of the following is NOT part of the economic contribution of transport:

a)

Opening new land development

b)

Expanding market

c)

Job opportunity

d)

Unemployment opportunity

15.

Early formation of human settlement is believed to be near the caves or major forests.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Visiting family members, tourism and shopping are examples of compulsory trips.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Going to school or work, hospital appointments, attending meetings are considered compulsory trips.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

What is a high-speed rail?

a)

An old fashioned train

b)

A way people in the past traveled

c)

How people in Florida travel

d)

A very fast train system that can travel up to 160 mph

19.

How has transportation changed over the years?

a)

It is using less technology

b)

It has caused many problems

c)

It has become more efficient

d)

It has remained the same

20.

Plane, Helicopter, Hot Air Balloon are ... transportation

a)

Land

b)

Water

c)

Air

d)

Rail

21.

Pedicab, bus and car are ... transportation

a)

Land

b)

Air

c)

Water

d)

Rail

22.

The definition of the Transportation System is...

a)

the system of roadways in a city

b)

the various means of moving goods or people from place to place

c)

the various means of moving vehicles around a city or town

d)

infrastructure that includes roads and railroad

23.

The four main modes of transportation currently active in the transportation system are:

a)

walking, running, biking, skateboarding

b)

autos, busses, trains and taxis

c)

sea, road, rail and air transportation

d)

cars, trucks, trains and busses

24.

The fundamental facilities and systems serving a country, city, or area, as transportation and communication systems, power plants, and schools is called:

a)

A system

b)

A community

c)

A government

d)

An infrastructure

25.

Prior to the industrial revolution, what was the only realistic transportation method for moving large volumes of products?

a)

Water

b)

The Pony Express

c)

Walking

d)

Wheelbarrow

26.

What is the largest sector of the transportation industry?

a)

The movement of goods and materials

b)

The movement of people

c)

The movement of worldwide Mail

d)

The movement of electronics

27.

The largest negative impact of the transportation industry is...

a)

Slow travel

b)

Too many stop signs and lights

c)

People getting in accidents

d)

Air pollution

28.

The use of different modes of transportation such as highways, railways and waterways as part of an interconnected system that can move people and goods easily from one mode to another is called...

a)

Auto-swapping

b)

Intermodalism

c)

Transportation

d)

Transmodalatic

29.
Which form of transportation is the "future" of transportation? 
a)
cargo ships
b)
18 wheeler semi-trucks
c)
space
d)
jet airplanes
30.

What is a train?

a)

a form of transportation, such as a bus, car, bike, or train

b)

a form of transportation that travels on railroad tracks

c)

a form of transportation that travels underground or above ground on tracks. Subways are often used in cities.

d)

a form of transportation that flies through the air. Planes can travel long distances very quickly.

31.

The route along which traffic moves is called the _______.

a)

motive power

b)

unit of carriage

c)

way

d)

terminal

32.

There are no cost involved for natural type of way.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

It costs money to build natural but artificially improved & purely artificial ways.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Removing loose rocks and obstruction, strengthening river banks, building new connecting point, widening of navigable rivers are examples of ___________.

a)

natural way

b)

artificially improved natural way

c)

artificial way

d)

semi artificial way

35.

_______________ require enormous capital expenditure in their construction and maintenance.

a)

Natural way

b)

Artificial way

c)

Semi artificial way

d)

Unnatural way

36.

Examples of natural ways are railways, pipelines and highways.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

Most suitable for long distance bulk traffic:

a)

Air transport

b)

Road transport

c)

Rail transport

d)

Space transport

38.

_______________ are 100% artificial, constructed usually by a private user for his own particular purposes, e.g. moving crude oil and natural gas.

a)

Highways

b)

Railway tracks

c)

Pipelines

d)

Containers

39.

A place where interchange between similar & different vehicle of the same mode or between different modes of transport can take place is called a ________________.

a)

way

b)

terminal

c)

motive power

d)

unit of carriage

40.

Self-loading and self-discharging, move on its own are the characteristics of __________

a)

goods

b)

passengers

c)

livestock

d)

containers

41.

The part of the transport system where passenger and goods are accommodated is called _________.

a)

way

b)

unit of carriage

c)

terminal

d)

motive power

42.

All transport service is highly perishable meaning that they can be stored.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Aircraft, vessels and road vehicles are flexible to the extent that they are not tied to their track as compared to the rail & pipelines.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

This is the only mode of transport that can provide door-to-door service:

a)

road

b)

rail

c)

sea

d)

air

45.

Must provide their own permanent way, stations, signaling and all the necessary apparatus to ensure the safe passage of passengers and goods:

a)

Rail

b)

Road

c)

Air

d)

Sea