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WorksheetsQuiz 13 Pergudangan
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
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1.
In warehouse coding, what is the MAIN purpose of placing a code on each item label?
a)
To make it easier to locate and retrieve required items
b)
To hide product identity from external parties
c)
To replace all written documentation in the warehouse
d)
To ensure every item has a unique selling price
2.
Which information set is MOST appropriate to be included in a warehouse item code label?
a)
Product type, origin, and storage location
b)
Production batch, employee name, and shift schedule
c)
Customer name, invoice number, and payment terms
d)
Truck license plate, route code, and driver name
3.
Why must a codification system be understandable for all people involved in warehousing activities?
a)
So different users can interpret codes consistently during daily operations
b)
So only the warehouse manager is able to decode sensitive information
c)
To allow every department to design its own independent code system
d)
To ensure codes can be easily changed without any training
4.
Which pair correctly matches type of code with its typical use in the warehouse context?
a)
Permanent code – inventory of capital assets or equipment
b)
Expendable code – registration of long‑term fixed assets
c)
Human‑readable code – barcode printed without characters
d)
Machine‑readable code – handwritten alphanumeric label
5.
A barcode printed together with human‑readable characters under it is BEST described as…
a)
Human and machine‑readable code
b)
Pure human‑readable code
c)
Pure machine‑readable code
d)
Temporary expendable code
6.
What is the FIRST step in developing a warehouse item coding system according to the material?
a)
Identifying and describing the items that will be stored
b)
Defining unit labour cost for each activity
c)
Determining amortisation rate for handling equipment
d)
Grouping items into product families
7.
In the “item classification” step, which practice MOST closely follows the recommended guidelines?
a)
Defining clear, non‑ambiguous categories based on distinctive item characteristics
b)
Using overlapping categories so items can belong to several groups
c)
Allowing each operator to create ad‑hoc groups for convenience
d)
Grouping items only by supplier name without considering product type
8.
Linking item codes to storage locations (aisle, rack, or warehouse zone) mainly helps to…
a)
speed up physical search and putaway/picking activities
b)
calculate depreciation of material handling equipment
c)
determine customer service level targets
d)
forecast future demand at SKU level
9.
After item codes have been standardised, how are they expected to be used in warehouse operations?
a)
As the reference key for receiving, issuing, and reporting activities
b)
Only as an internal note for the coding team
c)
Solely for printing price tags at the point of sale
d)
Only during annual stock‑take and never in daily work
10.
In the logistics cost structure, which combination correctly belongs to “logistics costs” as described?
a)
Transportation, warehousing, inventory, order processing, administration
b)
Marketing, research and development, transportation, taxation
c)
Production, energy, maintenance, human resources, finance
d)
Customs duty, insurance, marketing promotion, sales commission
11.
Which set lists the three main components of warehouse costs?
a)
Labour, space, and material handling cost
b)
insurance, buiding cost and depreciation
c)
Transportation, packaging, and customs
d)
Labor, transportation, and space cost
12.
For “information and material handling equipment”, which cost‑measurement pair is used?
a)
Investment value and annual amortisation rate
b)
Hours worked and hourly wage
c)
Square metres and land price per square metre
d)
Shipments handled and freight rate per shipment
13.
In the warehouse activity‑based costing table, which matching of activity and cost driver is CORRECT?
a)
Storage – cost per SKU
b)
Receiving – cost per line item
c)
Delivery – cost per pallet position
d)
Putaway – cost per pallet in the truck
14.
Warehouse performance is broadly evaluated through which 3 dimensions?
a)
Financial, productivity, quality performance
b)
Financial, utilization, quality performance
c)
Capacity, flexibility, and quality performance
d)
Financial, capacity, efficient performance
15.
Which metric set is explicitly mentioned under warehouse productivity performance?
a)
Inventory record accuracy, inventory turnover, days sales of inventory, dock‑to‑storage cycle time
b)
Order fill rate, perfect order index, on‑time delivery, forecast accuracy
c)
Return rate, damage ratio, shrinkage rate, warranty claims
d)
Labour utilisation, overtime percentage, absenteeism, training hours
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