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ML/MSU/EGZ

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name

Class

Date

POZNAŃ SCHOOL OF LOGISTICS FINAL TEST

Master’s Degree Programme (2nd Cycle Mode)

DATE: ____________________

4 lines

NAME and SURNAME:

__________ __________

4 lines

Translate into Polish: capacity [p+]

(a)

Translate into Polish: port of call [p+ z+]

(a)

Translate into Polish: trailer [p+]

(a)

Translate into Polish: terms of sale [w+ s+]

(a)

Translate into Polish: berth [m+ p+]

(a)

Translate into Polish: scheduled [p+]

(a)

Translate into Polish: carrier [p+]

(a)

10.

Translate into Polish: haulage [p+]

(a)

11.

Translate into Polish: shipping [w+]

(a)

12.

Translate into Polish: containership [k+]

(a)

13.

Translate into English: awaria [f+]

(a)

14.

Translate into English: cena uzgodniona [a+ p+]

(a)

15.

Translate into English: na cle [i+ b+]

(a)

16.

Translate into English: karta lądowania [l+ c+]

(a)

17.

Translate into English: faktura [i+]

(a)

18.

Translate into English: darmowa dostawa [f+ d+]

(a)

19.

Translate into English: ładunek [c+]

(a)

20.

Translate into English: odbiorca [c+]

(a)

21.

Translate into English: hurtowo [i+ b+]

(a)

22.

Translate into English: ubezpieczenie [i+]

(a)

23.

Select the correct definition: duty-free

A store where customers pay additional taxes on goods before leaving the country.

A store where goods are sold without certain local or national taxes and duties to travelers leaving the country.

A legal document declaring the destination of shipped goods.

24.

Select the correct definition: bill

A printed statement listing goods or services provided and their cost.

A tool used to measure the weight of packages in logistics.

The official document that allows a transporter to operate a vehicle internationally.

25.

Select the correct definition: lorry

A lightweight aircraft used for air freight services.

An insurance policy for imported goods.

A heavy goods vehicle used for transporting freight by road.

26.

Select the correct definition: sender

A device that tracks the location of a shipment in real time.

A type of legal document required for customs clearance.

The person or company that dispatches the shipment.

27.

Select the correct definition: place of delivery

A tax paid on goods when they enter a foreign market.

The location agreed where the seller must make the goods available to the buyer.

A specific light luggage storage area in an airport.

28.

What's the word? - the person who brings you information, letter (or goods you’ve ordered)

(a)

29.

What's the word? - you keep or put something in a special place while it is not being used

(a)

30.

What's the word? - a tax you pay at each stage of a product's production or distribution

(a)

31.

What's the word? - a large number of vehicles on roads causing congestion or slow movement

(a)

32.

What's the word? - the charge for carrying burdens by porters

(a)

33.

Gold jewellery is now subject to a flat 10 per cent (a) (cło wywozowe), catching many travellers unaware.

34.

By setting maximum flat-rate postage and (a) (koszty manipulacyjne) on categories that have a predictable and well accounted history, we will be keeping more buyers satisfied and increasing sales for sellers.

35.

If you do not have the original receipt for a foreign item purchased in the United States, or for which you have previously paid duty, fill out a (a) (formularz rzeczy do oclenia) before you leave the United States.

36.

A (a) (świadectwo pochodzenia) is a document used in international trade. It is a printed form, completed by the exporter or its agent and certified by an issuing body, attesting that the goods in a particular export shipment have been wholly produced, manufactured or processed in a particular country.

37.

One possible reason of (a) (przeładunek) is to change the means of transport during the journey (for example from ship transport to road transport).

38.

A sale to reduce inventory is simply called a (a) (wyprzedaż – 2 words).

39.

The act of confining a ship to a particular place, by means of anchors or fastenings is called (a) (cumowanie).

40.

Tuscor Lloyds is a (a) (biuro spedycyjne) with a global reach. We successfully carry out hundreds of multimodal shipments every month, often to the world's toughest destinations.

41.

Sakamoto says NEC suspects the problem is not due to a fundamental problem with the production line, but rather an incorrect (a) (numer partii).

42.

Parties to a contract of sale under DAP term, are advised to clearly specify the delivery point within the agreed (a) (miejsce docelowe), because the risk of loss of or damage to the goods, as well as additional costs occurring from that point forward, are transferred from the seller to the buyer.

43.

Fill in the gap: To remain competitive, companies need to have highly (e+) (a) supply chain.

44.

Fill in the gap: The cost of (c+) (a) orders can run into billions of dollars.

45.

Fill in the gap: If suppliers have live (a+) (a) to a customer's sales data, they can prepare deliveries especially for each store.

46.

Fill in the gap: With rising (o+) (a) prices, freight costs are also going up.

47.

Fill in the gap: P&G is using it's supply chain to meet sales growth (t+) (a) .

48.

Fill in the gap: Nike baseball shoes go (t+) (a) a very complex production process.

49.

Fill in the gap: If Nike gets its sales (f+) (a) wrong, it can be left with a lot of unsold stock.

50.

Fill in the gap: Nike successfully uses sporting-superstar (e+) (a) to establish the brand as an icon of youth subculture.

51.

A good idea or a bad product? Read the article from the Financial Times and answer the questions. Howard Stapleton noticed that in his town, large groups of young people often met outside of shops. They didn’t often go into the shops to buy things, but they made it difficult for customers to enter the shops. Stapleton knew this was bad for business. He wanted to help. 1. The problem that Stapleton wanted to solve was .....

too many young people entering shops.

too many young people in front of shops.

too many customers meeting outside the shops.

52.

Then Stapleton had an idea. He made a machine that makes a very high noise. Young people can hear the noise, but older people can’t hear it. The noise doesn’t hurt young people, but it makes them want to leave the area. He calls his machine the Mosquito. (A mosquito is a small insect that makes an annoying sound.) The product is a success. He has sold 3,500 units in a year. The cost is £500 each. Stapleton wanted to.....

hurt young people’s ears.

make young people listen to his ideas.

make young people leave the area.

53.

In some areas, the police buy the Mosquito to stop young people from meeting in large groups. This helps businesses, because customers are now able to enter their shops easily. The Mosquito…..

has solved the problem in some areas.

s causing problems for some businesses.

is popular with young people.

54.

But not everyone is happy. Shami Chakrabarti says that it is not fair to young people. She has complained to the police and some businesses that have bought the Mosquito. As a result of her complaints, sales of the Mosquito have decreased by 50 percent. Who has complained?

Shopkeepers.

Shami Chakrabarti

The police.

55.

Stapleton wants to negotiate with Chakrabarti, but she won’t talk to him. She says: “This is a bad product.” Stapleton is thinking about reducing the price to increase sales. What is Stapleton going to do?

Increase the price.

Make the Mosquito cheaper.

Try to reduce sales.

56.

Choose the appropriate translation: The invoice included accessorials for special handling.

Faktura zawierała opłaty dodatkowe za specjalne traktowanie.

Rachunek wysyłkowy obejmuje koszty akcesoriów i specjalnej dostawy.

Faktura zawierała dopłaty za specjalne procedury manipulacyjne przy ładunku.

57.

Choose the appropriate translation: They used blocking and bracing to secure the load in the container.

Użyli systemu blokad i klinów, by unieruchomić załadowany kontener.

Użyli blokowania i usztywniania, aby zabezpieczyć ładunek w kontenerze.

Stosowali blokady i klamry, by przyspieszyć załadunek do kontenera.

58.

Choose the appropriate translation: We used consolidation to combine small shipments into one.

Wykorzystaliśmy konstrukcję, by podzielić przesyłki na drobne.

Użyliśmy łączenia, by zwiększyć małe paczki.

Użyliśmy konsolidacji, aby połączyć małe przesyłki w jedną.

Użyliśmy konsolidowania, by scalić drobne transporty w jedną większą przesyłkę.

59.

Choose the appropriate translation: The shipping company charged demurrage because loading was late.

Firma spedycyjna naliczyła opłatę za przestój z powodu opóźnionego załadunku.

Firma żeglugowa ukarała nas wysoką stawką z powodu opóźnionego procesu załadunku.

Firma spedycyjna naliczyła opłatę za przestój, ponieważ załadunek rozpoczął się z opóźnieniem.

60.

Choose the appropriate translation: They ship goods by wholesale by segmenting them.

Wysyłają towary hurtowo, dzieląc je na partie.

Wysyłają towary pojedynczo, dzieląc je na paczki.

Sprzedają towary hurtowo przez przerabianie ich na części.

Towary wysyłają hurtowo, dzieląc je na segmenty według rodzaju.

61.

Choose the appropriate translation: Due to its limited capacity it's important to properly stow the goods in a container.

Z uwagi na małą wagę kontenera trzeba go odpowiednio załadować.

Ze względu na ograniczoną pojemność ważne jest ciasne upakowanie ładunku w kontenerze.

Z powodu ograniczonej pojemności ważne jest aby odpowiednio rozmieścić ładunek w kontenerze.

62.

Choose the appropriate translation: They are usually bought for commercial use, but individual consumers can get them as bulk buy.

Są przeważnie nabywane w celach biznesowych, ale klienci indywidualni mogą je kupować grupowo.

Zazwyczaj są one kupowane do użytku komercyjnego, ale indywidualni konsumenci mogą je również nabyć jako zakup hurtowy.

Zazwyczaj kupuje się je do użytku handlowego, konsumenci indywidualni nie mogą nabywać ich hurtowo.

63.

John: Where’s the shipment I received yesterday? It was on the dock. Roger: Oh no, look! The forklift __________ it.

had damaged

damages

has damaged

is damaging

64.

Josef: Why didn’t you go to the warehouse yesterday? Emma: I wanted to but I couldn’t. I __________ that backlog of orders.

was processing

had processed

process

have been processing

65.

David: Let’s check the freight schedule! Have you updated that new shipping timetable yet? Susanna: No, I __________. We could do it on Thursday if you like?

wasn't

didn't

haven’t

am not

66.

Mrs Gold: Packaging design is a big business for logistics companies. Mr Blackmore: Yes, logistics firms __________ a lot of money for custom packaging solutions.

pay

paid

are charged

charge

67.

Student: Is it true that it took the team ages to optimize the supply chain? Teacher: Yes. When they finally succeeded, they __________ on it for about three years.

must work

had been working

have worked

would be working

68.

Ms Carter: Sustainable packaging has become more important for retailers recently. Mr Lewis: Yes, and many companies (a) (charge) extra for eco-friendly materials over the past few years.

69.

Ms Nguyen: Warehouse automation is changing the industry quickly. Mr Adams: True. Companies (a) (require) a significant investment to install those systems.

70.

Mr Patel: Branded boxes will help companies stand out at trade shows. Ms Green: I agree. Marketing teams (a) (hire) designers to create unique packaging by the time of the event.

71.

Ms López: International shipping has always (a) (involve) complex documentation. Mr Turner: Yes, exporters must follow strict customs regulations to avoid delays.

72.

Mr Wilson: Logistics providers (a) (expand) into city centers. Ms Hall: That’s because they are charging premium prices for urban warehouses.

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ML/MSU/EGZ

Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 12mins

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