WorksheetsLF: LEOCT REVIEW
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is the purpose of a Fire Prevention Plan?
To train employees on first aid
To make employees aware of all fire hazards
To provide evacuation routes
To inspect fire extinguishers
Class A Fire Extinguishers are used for which type of materials?
Electrical equipment
Flammable liquids
Books / Paper
Metals
What does the acronym PASS stand for when using a fire extinguisher?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Push, Alert, Spray, Stop
Pass, Act, Save, Secure
Pull, Alert, Squeeze, Sweep
The 'Right to Know' gives employees the right to know about any ______ exposures at work.
chemical
noise
temperature
light
MSDS stands for ______.
Material Safety Data Sheet
Medical Safety Data Sheet
Mechanical Safety Data Sheet
Material Security Data Sheet
Each type of chemical at the workplace must have a labeled Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS).
True
False
Exit is Blocked – What should you do?
Run for the exit
Stay Put, Close Door, Signal for Help
Ignore the situation
Hide under a desk
If a Fire Extinguisher is Used, What's Next?
Throw it away
Service or Recharge
Leave it as is
Store it in a closet
Which of the following is part of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)?
Ear plugs
Safety glasses
Hard hats
Dust masks
All of the above
Steel Toed Boots should be inspected regularly for excessive wear or damage.
True
False
What is the purpose of ear plugs?
To protect eyes
To protect ears
To protect hands
To protect feet
Fill in the blank: To use ear plugs, roll them between your fingers then insert into the _________.
ear canal
nose
mouth
eye
What does AED stand for and what does it do?
AED analyzes heart rhythm and delivers shock if needed.
AED is a device that measures blood pressure.
AED is used to treat broken bones.
AED is a machine for checking body temperature.
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Occupational Safety and Hazard Association
Occupational Security and Health Administration
Occupational Safety and Health Agency
Fill in the blank: OSHA is a federal agency that administers and establishes ________ guidelines.
safety
financial
marketing
educational
What does the Law of Supply state?
As price of an item increases, less will be produced
As price of an item increases, more will be produced
As price of an item decreases, more will be produced
As price of an item decreases, less will be produced
What does the Law of Demand state?
As price increases, demand increases
As price increases, demand decreases and vice versa
As price decreases, demand decreases
As price increases, supply decreases
Fill in the blank: The four factors of production are ________, Labor, Capital, and Entrepreneurship.
Land
Money
Technology
Transport
Match the following:
Trees
Land
Labor
Human effort
Capital
Machinery
Entrepreneurship
Business innovation
Trees are considered a part of Land in the factors of production.
True
False
What are examples of needs? Fill in the blank: Needs = ________, ________, ________
Food, Water, Shelter
Books, Toys, Games
Cars, Phones, Computers
Jewelry, Perfume, Watches
What is the definition of wants? Fill in the blank: Wants = ________ not ________
Desires, Necessities
Needs, Desires
Necessities, Desires
Requirements, Necessities
Which of the following is NOT a need?
Food
Water
Shelter
Smartphone
Which of the following is an example of non price competition?
How easy something is to use
Price
Quality
Discount offers
Fill in the blank: Different types of competition include ________, ________, and ________.
Non Price Competition, Price, Quality
Non Price Competition, Monopoly, Oligopoly
Non Price Competition, Advertising, Branding
Non Price Competition, Market, Demand
What does 'Door to Door Service' mean in the context of Motor Carrier?
Only picks up product
Only delivers product
Picks up, moves product, delivers product
Only moves product
If you have 50 trailers and you pay 48.9 cents per mile, how much would you need to budget for your entire fleet?
The answer depends on the number of miles traveled, which is not provided. If 1 mile per trailer: 50 x $0.489 = $24.45. If more miles, multiply accordingly.
You would need to budget exactly $50, regardless of miles traveled.
The total budget would be $48.90 for all trailers, no matter the distance.
You should budget $2,445 for your fleet, assuming 100 miles per trailer.
Which of the following is a reason to pick the Motor Carrier option?
High Value Items
Low Value Items
Fastest Delivery
Most Expensive Option
Which of the following is a reason to pick the Motor Carrier option?
Minimize Cost (cheaper)
Maximize Cost
Increase Delivery Time
Handle Fragile Items
What does 'Truck Load' mean?
A Full Truck
Less Than Truckload
Ship/Store items for a company
Do All Paperwork for Customer
What does 'LTL' stand for?
Less Than Truckload
A Full Truck
Freight Forwarders
3rd Party Logistics Provider
Fill in the blank: Freight Forwarders ________ for the customer.
Do All Paperwork
Deliver Goods Directly
Set Customs Tariffs
Own Shipping Lines
Fill in the blank: 3PL stands for ________.
3rd Party Logistics Provider
3rd Product Line
3rd Party Legal Provider
3rd Process Logistics
What type of motor carrier provides services to the general public?
Private
For Hire
Integrator
Cost
What type of motor carrier provides services to the industry or company that owns or leases the vehicles?
For Hire
Private
Integrator
Cost
Fill in the blank: Hours on Road can inhibit movement and timing and be a ______ issue.
safety
financial
technical
legal
Fill in the blank: Cost to customer is calculated per ______.
mile
hour
item
day
What is an Integrator in air transportation?
A service that carries product door to door
A service that provides services to the general public
A service that calculates cost per mile
A service that inhibits movement and timing
Which of the following are examples of air integrators?
UPS and FedEx
For Hire and Private
Cost and Hours on Road
General Public and Industry
What does ULD stand for?
Unit Load Device
Universal Loading Dock
Ultimate Lift Device
Unmanned Logistics Drone
Which part of the aircraft is referred to as the 'Belly'?
Main Cabin
Cargo Hold
Top Deck
Cockpit
Which part of the aircraft is referred to as the 'Top Deck'?
Main Cabin
Cargo Hold
Cockpit
Lower Deck
What is the biggest advantage of air transport?
Time
Cost
Comfort
Safety
In the Hub and Spoke system, what happens to freight?
It moves directly to its destination
It moves into a central location, is sorted, and then moves back out to individual hubs
It is stored indefinitely
It is only moved at night
In a True Combination Aircraft, where are passengers and freight carried?
Passengers are carried on Main Deck and Freight is in Cargo Hold
Passengers and Freight are both carried in Cargo Hold
Passengers are carried in Cargo Hold and Freight on Main Deck
Passengers and Freight are both carried on Main Deck
What is a Top Lifter used for in rail transport?
Moving passengers
Moving containers onto rail cars
Repairing tracks
Signaling trains
A Top Lifter is also known as a _________?
Container Lift Truck
Forklift
Reach Stacker
Pallet Jack
What does 'Ton Mile' mean in rail transport?
1 ton moved one mile
1 mile moved one ton
1 ton moved two miles
2 tons moved one mile
Class One Rail companies own the majority of track.
True
False
What is one disadvantage of rail transport?
Multiple modes of transport involved to get it door to door
It is the fastest mode of transport
It is the cheapest mode of transport
It is available everywhere
Which of the following is a disadvantage of rail transport?
Fast
Slow
Cheap
Direct
What type of container holds cold items for transport?
Dry Container
Reefer Container
Tank Container
Open Top Container
Fill in the blank: Reefer containers are used to transport ________ goods.
Frozen
Electronic
Fragile
Liquid
What is one advantage of ocean carriers?
They are the fastest mode of transport
They can transport large amounts of goods
They are the cheapest mode of transport
They only transport perishable goods
Cargo is measured in Twenty-foot equivalent units, abbreviated as _______.
TEUs
FEUs
CBMs
MTs
Canals (Suez, Panama) – Moving Through Europe = ________
Suez
Panama
Rhine
Danube
20 FEUs = How many TEUs?
40
20
10
30
500 TEU space would hold how many FEUs?
250
500
125
100
What does a Stevedore do?
Supervises on load/offload of containers.
Operates cranes at construction sites.
Manages ship navigation.
Prepares meals for ship crew.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of deep water ports?
A) At least 30 feet depth
B) Minimum 1000 Acres
C) Infrastructure to Accommodate
D) Located only in China
Fill in the blank: Deep water ports must have a minimum depth of ____ feet.
30
10
50
100
Which of the following is NOT one of the four deep water ports in the US?
LA
LB
NY/NJ
SAV
Miami
The largest deep water ports in the world are located in which country?
United States
China
Brazil
India
Which warehouse equipment bridges the gap between a truck and a dock for forklifts to travel?
Dock Board
Pallet Jack
Hand Truck
Conveyor Belt
Which warehouse equipment moves items/pallets around the warehouse?
Pallet Jack
Barcode Scanner
Packing Tape Dispenser
Label Printer
Which warehouse equipment is weighted on the back to supplement picking up weight on front?
Counterbalance Forklift
Pallet Jack
Order Picker
Reach Truck
What does WMS stand for and what is its function in a warehouse?
Warehouse Management System; Keeps track of inventory locations, counts, movements, and all. Electronic.
Warehouse Monitoring Service; Monitors employee activities in the warehouse.
Warehouse Maintenance System; Handles equipment repairs and maintenance.
Warehouse Marketing Solution; Manages promotional activities for warehouse products.
What is the most important of warehouse functions?
Receiving
Packaging
Marketing
Customer Service
Which warehouse function moves items into the warehouse?
Receiving
Shipping
Picking
Packing
Which warehouse function must be accurate on count?
Receiving
Packing
Labeling
Dispatching
What is a Bill of Lading?
A shipping container
A receiving document containing information about shipment
A warehouse location
A type of forklift
What is the function of Order Picking in a warehouse?
Taking orders and pulling what the customer wants from storage
Packing goods for shipment to suppliers
Managing employee payroll and schedules
Maintaining warehouse equipment
What is Storage in the context of warehouse functions?
Functional area - Where items are put while waiting to ship
A type of transportation vehicle used in warehouses
A process of packaging goods for delivery
A method of tracking employee attendance
What does Shipping refer to in warehouse operations?
Moving Material Outbound
Receiving Material Inbound
Storing Goods in Warehouse
Inventory Counting
What is the current trend in warehousing?
Processing more smaller orders
Increasing manual labor
Reducing automation
Decreasing inventory accuracy
Limiting technology adoption
