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Transport & Logistics key vocabulary

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is a reciprocal arrangement between two parties, where you promise to do something in exchange for something in return. Both of you are bound to keep your ends of the bargain.

a)

Blanket purchase order

b)

Bilateral contract

c)

Order processing

d)

Preferential rate

2.

This refers to the goods that are carried in bulk by land, sea or air. It can also mean the fees paid for the transportation of these goods.

a)

goods

b)

products

c)

merchandise

d)

freight

3.

This involves all the processes and materials that are used to contain, transport and protect a product until it’s delivered.

a)

wrapping

b)

containerisation

c)

packaging

d)

delivery

4.

The entire interconnected network of organizations, people, activities and resources that are responsible for the movement of the product from the supplier to the customer.

a)

Networks

b)

Supply chain

c)

Supplier to customer

d)

Logistics

5.

This is a key aspect of any logistics operation and refers to the movement of goods via land/sea/air, as well as the procedures involved to make it go smoothly and efficiently.

a)

Transportation

b)

Shipping

c)

Transference of goods

d)

Shipment

6.

A bill of lading that covers both domestic and international flights transporting goods to a specified destination.

a)

Airfreight cost

b)

Airway bill

c)

All risk insurance

d)

Bill of lading

7.

Commodities not packed, but loaded directly into a vessel.

a)

Big freight

b)

Freight

c)

Unpacked freight

d)

Bulk freight

8.

A receipt for goods issued by a carrier that indicates that the goods were received in “apparent good order and condition,” without damages or other irregularities

a)

Clean receipt

b)

Clean bill of lading

c)

Approved receipt

d)

Approved bill of lading

9.

The person who receives goods shipped from owner

a)

consign

b)

consignor

c)

consignee

d)

recipient

10.

Using box-like device to store, protect and handle a number of packages as a unit of transit

a)

units

b)

unitisation

c)

boxing

d)

containerisation

11.

An official ban on trade or other commercial activity with a particular country.

a)

Boycott

b)

Trade ban

c)

Embargo

d)

Commerce ban

12.

Firm specializing in shipping goods abroad. Payments made for insurance and other expenses are charged to foreign buyer

a)

Shipping agent

b)

Forwarding agent

c)

Intermediary

d)

Broker

13.

A shipment type where cargo occupies the full size of a container.

a)

Full container load (FCL)

b)

Less than full container load

c)

More than full container load

d)

Container load

14.

The full weight of a shipment, including goods and packaging

a)

Gross weight

b)

Net weight

15.

A document required and issued by some national governments authorizing the importation of goods into their individual countries

a)

Importation licence

b)

Import permit

c)

Import licence

d)

Importation permit

16.

A list showing the number and kinds of items being shipped, as well as other information needed for transportation purposes

a)

Item list

b)

Inventory

c)

Packing list

d)

Inventory list

17.

A flat, (usually wooden) structure that is used for handling transport, storing goods or transporting freight.

a)

Pallet

b)

Board

18.

Commodities subject to rapid deterioration or decay, which require special protective services such as refrigeration or heating.

a)

Fragile freight

b)

Decayable freight

c)

Delicate freight

d)

Perishable freight

19.

The quantity of goods of a specific kind that a country permits to be imported without restriction or imposition of additional duties

a)

Quota

b)

Maximum quantity

c)

Untarrifable goods

d)

Maximum amount

20.

A nonnegotiable bill of lading in which the goods are consigned directly to a named consignee

a)

Assigned bill of lading

b)

Direct bill of lading

c)

Straight bill of lading

d)

Single bill of lading