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Vocabulary project 2 progress - part 2

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Transportation infrastructure

a)

All the train cars available for shipping.

b)

An underlying base or foundation for a transportation system. Includes, highways, rail systems, shipping ports, etc...

c)

Only refers to the shipping ports of a country or region.

d)

Refers to the automobile manufacturing capabilities.

2.

Criteria

a)

A logical basis for a given action. The reasons a particular course of action was taken.

b)

A big book or regulations.

c)

The specifications or requirements of a product or service.

d)

1980s move about aliens.

3.

Multimodal transport

a)

The transportation of goods under a single contract with a single carrier responsible. Will still be Intermodal.

b)

More than one number showing up many times in a distribution.

c)

Speaking more than one language.

d)

Using an airplane to transport goods over long distances.

4.

Demographics

a)

the transport of goods over a short distance, often as part of a longer overall moveT

b)

A temporary location in front of the dock doors. Where shipment is placed to await the arrival of the truck.

c)

A political party more government control.

d)

Statistics relating to the population. Socioeconomic information expressed statistically. E.g. employment, education, income, age.

5.

Rationale

a)

A logical basis for a given action. The reasons a particular course of action was taken.

b)

How close two entities are located geographically.

c)

The specification or requirements of a product or service.

d)

The specification or requirements of a product or service.

6.

COGS (cost of goods sold)

a)

A detailed list of goods. Acts a receipt or "title" for the goods being transported. Required by law.

b)

Third Party Logistics company. May Store, pick, pack and ship material on your behalf.

c)

The direct costs of producing the goods sold by a company. Does not include cost of distribution.

d)

Expenses a business must pay to operate, whether or not it produced a product or generates an income.

7.

Terminal

a)

A facility used to facilitate the movement of goods. Often the last stop for a given mode of transport.

b)

The transport of goods over a short distance, often as part of a longer overall move.

c)

A temporary location in front of the dock doors. Where shipment is placed to await the arrival of the truck.

d)

A detailed list of goods. Acts a receipt or "title" for the goods being transported. Required by la

8.

Drayage

a)

Process where individual items are removed from stored location to fill an order.

b)

How close two entities are located geographically.

c)

The act of removing silt or dirt from the bottom of a canal channel.

d)

The transport of goods over a short distance, often as part of a longer overall move.

9.

Transportation Hub

a)

The place where passengers and cargo are exchanged between vehicles or between transport modes. Typically large or high volume.

b)

An underlying base or foundation for a transportation system.

c)

The transportation of goods under a single contract with a single carrier responsible. Will still be Intermodal.

d)

Transporting freight by using two or more transportation modes such as by truck and rail or truck and ocean going vessel.

10.

Staging

a)

A temporary location in front of the dock doors. Where shipment is placed to await the arrival of the truck.

b)

The practice of using an outside party (vendor) to make a product or provide a service.

c)

A detailed list of goods. Acts a receipt or "title" for the goods being transported. Required by law.

d)

Process where individual items are removed from stored location to fill an order.

11.

General & Administrative Expenses

a)

Only includes the salary for the General Manager and their personal expenses.

b)

Expenses a business must pay to operate, whether or not it produced a product or generates an income.

c)

Fringe benefits payed to employees.

d)

The direct costs of producing the goods sold by a company. Does not include cost of distribution.

12.

Point of Origin

a)

The location or station were a carrier receives a shipment for delivery to its destination.

b)

The beginning of the story.

c)

Refers to the formation of the earth.

d)

The location of the Garden of Eden.