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Supplies Cargo

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of cargo supplies in maritime operations?

a)
  • To improve ship speed

b)
  • To ensure the ship is equipped with necessary goods

c)
  • To enhance crew morale

d)
  • To reduce shipping costs

2.

Which document is essential for tracking cargo supplies on a vessel?

a)
  • Captain's Log

b)
  • Cargo Manifest

c)
  • Ship's Registry

3.

What type of cargo is typically transported in bulk carriers?

a)
  • Refrigerated goods

b)
  • Liquid chemicals

c)
  • Crude oil

d)
  • Containers

4.

Which of the following is NOT a type of cargo?

a)
  • General cargo

b)
  • Dangerous cargo

c)
  • Dry bulk cargo

d)
  • Water cargo

5.

What is a common challenge in maritime cargo supply chains?

a)
  • Excessive inventory

b)
  • Port congestion

c)
  • Low shipping costs

6.

What does the term "containerization" refer to in maritime transport?

a)
  • Transporting liquid goods

b)
  • Using standardized containers for cargo

c)
  • Storing cargo on land

d)
  • Using standardized containers for cargo

7.

Which type of cargo requires special handling due to its hazardous nature?

  • A) General merchandise

  • B) Refrigerated cargo

  • C) Explosives

  • D) Clothing
    Jawaban: C) Explosives

a)
  • General merchandise

b)
  • Refrigerated cargo

c)
  • Explosives

d)
  • Clothing

8.
  • What is the role of a freight forwarder in maritime logistics?

a)
  • To manage cargo loading and unloading

b)
  • To operate the ship

c)
  • To oversee ship maintenance

d)
  • To arrange transportation and documentation

9.

What does "IMO" stand for in maritime supply context?

a)
  • International Maritime Organization

b)
  • International Market Operations

c)
  • Import Management Office

d)
  • Intercontinental Maritime Operations

10.

Which of the following is a benefit of using intermodal transport for cargo?

a)
  • Greater risk of damage

b)
  • Flexibility in transport options

c)
  • Higher transportation costs

d)
  • Increased transit time

11.

What is a "roll-on/roll-off" (RoRo) vessel primarily designed to carry?

a)
  • Refrigerated goods

b)
  • Vehicles

c)
  • Containerized cargo

d)
  • Bulk liquids

12.

Which of the following best describes "cargo securing"?

a)
  • Stabilizing cargo during transit

b)
  • Protecting cargo from theft

c)
  • Ensuring cargo is delivered on time

d)
  • Storing cargo in a warehouse

13.

What is the main function of a cargo hold on a ship?

a)
  • To house the crew

b)
  • To store navigational equipment

c)
  • To carry cargo

d)
  • To provide recreational space

14.

Which regulation governs the transportation of hazardous materials by sea?

a)
  • ISM Code

b)
  • IMDG Code

c)
  • MARPOL

d)
  • SOLAS

15.

What is the term for the weight of cargo excluding its packaging?

a)
  • Deadweight

b)
  • Gross weight

c)
  • Tare weight

d)
  • Net weight

16.

Which of the following types of vessels is specifically designed for transporting liquid cargo?

a)
  • General cargo ship

b)
  • Container ship

c)
  • Tanker

d)
  • Bulk carrier

17.
  • What is "stowage" in maritime logistics?

a)
  • Loading and unloading cargo

b)
  • Arranging cargo within the vessel

c)
  • Inspecting cargo before shipment

d)
  • Storing cargo in a port

18.

Which of the following is a key consideration when loading cargo onto a ship?

a)
  • Weight distribution

b)
  • Color of the cargo

c)
  • Size of the crew

d)
  • Type of ship

19.

What does "deadweight tonnage" (DWT) refer to?

a)
  • The total weight of a ship when loaded

b)
  • The weight of cargo a ship can carry

c)
  • The weight of the ship itself

d)
  • The amount of fuel used by the ship

20.

Which term refers to the damage caused to cargo during transportation?

a)
  • Cargo loss

b)
  • Cargo spoilage

c)
  • Cargo claim

d)
  • Cargo deterioration