WorksheetsLogistics Quiz
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
Logistics is primarily concerned with:
Product design
Movement and storage of goods
Advertising and promotion
Human resource management
Which of the following is the correct set of 7Rs of logistics?
Right product, Right place, Right promotion, Right price, Right people, Right process, Right time
Right product, Right quantity, Right condition, Right place, Right time, Right customer, Right cost
Right product, Right advertisement, Right location, Right strategy, Right profit, Right system, Right timing
Right people, Right cost, Right product, Right location, Right customer, Right service, Right promotion
3PL in logistics stands for:
Third Party Logistics
Three Phase Logistics
Three Partner Logistics
Third Payment Logistics
Which mode of transport is best for high-value, lightweight goods (e.g., electronics)?
Rail
Road
Air
Sea
Which logistics strategy helps reduce inventory cost by receiving goods only when needed?
Just-in-Time (JIT)
Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)
Economic Order Quantity (EOQ)
Batch Processing
Reverse logistics refers to:
Moving raw materials from suppliers to factories
Returning goods from customers back to sellers
Delivering finished goods to customers
Transporting goods between warehouses
A company wants faster customer deliveries by locating warehouses closer to demand centers. This is an example of:
Centralized warehousing
Decentralized warehousing
Cross-docking
Reverse logistics
During a natural disaster, logistics plays a key role in:
Advertising relief efforts
Managing donations only
Delivering aid and supplies efficiently
Recruiting volunteers
If fuel prices rise sharply, which measure is most effective for reducing logistics costs?
Increase warehouse numbers
Optimize transport routes and load planning
Increase inventory levels
Reduce product variety
Which technology is often used to ensure transparency in supply chains?
Virtual Reality
Blockchain
CAD/CAM
Email systems
Green Logistics refers to:
Using eco-friendly packaging and optimizing routes to reduce emissions
Transporting only organic food
Using green-colored vehicles
Offering discounts on bulk transport
Which company is experimenting with drone deliveries?
Amazon
Flipkart
DHL
All of the above
The process of combining small shipments into one larger shipment is called:
Cross-docking
Consolidation
Fragmentation
Transshipment
Which is NOT considered a logistics function?
Transportation
Warehousing
Demand forecasting
Product advertising
In logistics, the term "lead time" refers to:
Time taken to design a new product
Time between order placement and delivery
Time for workers to finish a shift
Time taken for packaging
A warehouse that is owned and operated by the company itself is called:
Public warehouse
Contract warehouse
Private warehouse
Bonded warehouse
The primary purpose of cross-docking is to:
Increase storage time
Eliminate storage by moving goods directly from inbound to outbound transport
Reduce number of suppliers
Shift goods to international markets
If a company wants to reduce carbon emissions in transportation, the best strategy is:
Use more warehouses
Shift to rail or electric vehicles
Increase packaging size
Outsource logistics to competitors
A retailer dealing with frequent product returns must focus on:
Demand forecasting
Reverse logistics
Bulk purchasing
Route optimization
An FMCG company delivering ice cream across India should prioritize:
Air transport
Refrigerated logistics
Rail transport
Centralized warehousing only
Which of the following is an example of first-mile delivery?
Shipping goods from retailer to customer
Moving raw materials from supplier to factory
Transporting goods from distributor to retailer
Customer returning goods
Fourth Party Logistics (4PL) refers to:
Outsourcing only transportation
Outsourcing logistics to multiple vendors
A firm managing entire supply chain through integration of 3PLs
Contracting employees for logistics
Which document is essential for international sea cargo?
Invoice
Bill of Lading
Warranty card
Purchase order
A bonded warehouse is mainly used for:
Perishable goods
Goods awaiting customs clearance
Retail sales
Domestic shipments
If a company wants to serve a large number of small customers quickly, the best distribution strategy is:
Centralized warehousing
Decentralized warehousing
Offshore manufacturing
Outsourcing production
In case of seasonal demand products (e.g., umbrellas, ACs), logistics managers should focus on:
Reverse logistics
Demand forecasting and inventory planning
Continuous production
Reducing advertising costs
If a truck travels 300 km at ₹8 per km and fuel cost increases by 25%, the new transport cost is:
₹2,400
₹3,000
₹2,800
₹3,200
A company exporting pharmaceuticals must use which logistics system?
Cold chain logistics
Reverse logistics
Cross-docking
Public warehousing
Which strategy helps reduce risk of supply chain disruption?
Single sourcing
Lean inventory
Diversification of suppliers
Just-in-time everywhere
The term IoT (Internet of Things) in logistics mainly refers to:
Using smart devices for tracking shipments
Social media promotions
Online shopping websites
Robotics for manufacturing only
Which is a benefit of using Big Data Analytics in supply chains?
Increase advertising
Predict demand and optimize routes
Reduce employee numbers
Replace ERP systems
The FASTag system in Indian highways improves logistics by:
Reducing paperwork
Reducing toll delays and fuel wastage
Offering discounts on freight
Tracking customer data
Which of the following is an example of green logistics practice?
Using diesel trucks
Using electric delivery vehicles
Storing goods in open warehouses
Airlifting products frequently
Blockchain in logistics is mainly used to:
Speed up packaging
Provide supply chain transparency and traceability
Reduce fuel consumption
Train employees
The term bullwhip effect in supply chain refers to:
Increase in speed of deliveries
Amplification of demand fluctuations upstream in supply chain
Reduction in supplier numbers
Synchronization of inventory
Which company introduced the concept of "Prime Delivery (1-day delivery)" as a benchmark?
Walmart
Amazon
FedEx
Flipkart
