Distribution Management - Final Exam
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Final exam for Distribution Management subject.
- 1.______ is the management of the flow of goods, information and other resources.
- A.
Logistics
- B.
Warehousing
- C.
Packaging
- 2.Logistics is a channel of ______ which adds the value of time and place utility.
- A.
Management
- B.
Supply chain
- C.
Security
- 3.Ther term logistics comes from the greek word _____.
- A.
Logos
- B.
Logos
- C.
Rogus
- 4.Logistics is considered to have originated from the ________.
- A.
Government
- B.
People
- C.
Military
- 5.A professional working in the field of logistics management is called a _____________.
- A.
Manager
- B.
Warehouseman
- C.
Logistician
- 6.Which of the following statement is true about the Warehouse Management Systems?
- A.
Plans weekly activity forecast
- B.
Works in real time to get the job done
- C.
Manage the logistics
- 7.Which of the following statement is true about the Warehouse Control Systems?
- A.
Works in real time to get the job done
- B.
Plans weekly activity forecast
- C.
Manage the logistics
- 8.________ involves using external organizations to execute logistics activities that have traditionally been performed within an organization itself.
- A.
1st party logistics
- B.
2nd party logistics
- C.
3rd party logistics
- 9.Distributorship and outsourcing is a form of ____________
- A.
1st party logistics
- B.
2nd party logistics
- C.
3rd party logistics
- 10."Having the rith item in the right quantity at the right time at the right place for the right price in the right condition to the right customer". This definition is referred to ___________.
- A.
Business logistics
- B.
Engineering Logistics
- C.
Management Logistics
- 11.Which of the following is the main function of a Logistician?
- A.
Inventory Management
- B.
Selling
- C.
Packaging
- 12.The term ____ is used to describe logistic processes within the industry.
- A.
Management logistics
- B.
Production logistics
- C.
Logistiticians
- 13.Production logistics is applied primarily on _______.
- A.
Manufacturing plants
- B.
Warehouses
- C.
Stock rooms
- 14.________ is a network of retailers, distributors, transporters, storage facilities and suppliers that participate in the production, delivery and sale of a product to the consumer.
- A.
Logistics
- B.
Warehousing
- C.
Supply Chain
- 15.______ focuses on the raw materials supplied to manufacturing, including how, when, and from what location.
- A.
Supply
- B.
Manufacturing
- C.
Distribution
- 16._____ focuses on converting these raw materials into finished products.
- A.
Supply
- B.
Manufacturing
- C.
Distribution
- 17.______ focuses on ensuring these products reach the consumers through an organized network of distributors, warehouses and retailers.
- A.
Supply
- B.
Manufacturing
- C.
Distribution
- 18.The oversight of materials, information and finances as they are distributed from supplier to consumer is called _____.
- A.
Logistics management
- B.
Supply chain management
- C.
Warehouse management
- 19._____ includes moving goods from suplier to consumer.
- A.
Financial flow
- B.
Information Flow
- C.
Product Flow
- 20._____ includes order information and delivery status.
- A.
Financial flow
- B.
Information Flow
- C.
Product Flow
- 21.________ includes payment schedules, credit terms and additional arrangements.
- A.
Financial flow
- B.
Information Flow
- C.
Product Flow
- 22._____ is the science, art and technology of enclosing or protecting products for distribution, storage, sale and use.
- A.
Logistics
- B.
Warehousing
- C.
Packaging
- 23._____ is any written, electronic, or graphic communication on the packaging or on a separate but associated label.
- A.
Packaging
- B.
Labeling
- C.
Writing
- 24.Which of the following statements is true about packaging?
- A.
It contains the product
- B.
It protects the product
- C.
It promotes the product
- D.
Neither A or B
- E.
All of the above
- 25.Which of the following are the first packaging material is used in history?
- A.
Basket
- B.
Glass
- C.
Metal
- 26.Bottles, transparent cellophanes and cartons are invented in what century?
- A.
18th century
- B.
19th century
- C.
20th century
- 27.Labels in packaging can attract buyers. This is objective is referred to as _______.
- A.
Packaging used for marketing
- B.
Packaging for security
- C.
Packaging for convenience
- 28.What happens if you buy a coke without the bottle? Packaging is also applied for ______.
- A.
Security
- B.
Convenience
- C.
Portion control
- 29.Packaging helps control the precise amount of contents to control the usage. This packaging objective is known as _______.
- A.
Portion control
- B.
Security
- C.
Convenience
- 30.Packages and labels communicate how to use, transport, recycle, or dispose of the package of the product. This objective is known as ____.
- A.
Information transmission
- B.
Containment
- C.
Barrier protection
- D.
Physical Protection
- 31.The objects enclosed in the package requires protection from shock, vibration, compression, temperature, etc. This objective is known as _____.
- A.
Information transmission
- B.
Containment
- C.
Barrier protection
- D.
Physical Protection
- 32.Small objects are typically grouped together in one package for reasons of efficiency. This objective in packaging is known as _______.
- A.
Information transmission
- B.
Containment
- C.
Barrier protection
- D.
Physical Protection
- 33.Packaging is also used to improve the shelf life of the product. This objective is known as _______.
- A.
Barrier protection
- B.
Physical Protection
- C.
Containment
- 34.The type of packaging that is used to ship, store and handle the product and inner packages is known as _______.
- A.
Transport package
- B.
Over the counter package
- C.
Consumer pakcage
- 35.________ is the material that first envelops the product and holds it.
- A.
Primary packaging
- B.
Secondary Packaging
- C.
Tertiary packaging
- 36.____ is the outside of the 1st packaging, used to group priamry packages together.
- A.
Primary packaging
- B.
Secondary Packaging
- C.
Tertiary packaging
- 37.______ is used for bulk handling, warehouse storage and transport shipping.
- A.
Primary packaging
- B.
Secondary Packaging
- C.
Tertiary packaging
- 38.
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What symbol is the picture above?- A.
Do not use hand hooks
- B.
This way up
- C.
Fragile
- D.
Keep away from water
- 39.
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What symbol is the image above?- A.
Keep away from water
- B.
Fragile
- C.
This way up
- D.
Do not use hand hooks
- 40.
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What symbol is the image above?- A.
Do not use hand hooks
- B.
This way up
- C.
Fragile
- D.
Keep away from sunlight
- 41.
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What symbol is the image above?- A.
Keep away from sunlight
- B.
Keep away from water
- C.
Fragile
- D.
Do not use hand hooks
- 42.
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What symbol is the image above?- A.
Clamp here
- B.
Don't clamp
- C.
Use here
- 43.
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What symbol is the image above?- A.
Target there
- B.
Place here
- C.
Center of Gravity
- 44._______is a commercial building for storage of goods.
- A.
Warehouse
- B.
Stockroom
- C.
Store
- 45.______ is a key part of the supply chain and primarily aims to control the movement and storage of materials within a warehouse and process the associated transactions, including shipping, receiving, putaway and picking.
- A.
Logistics magement
- B.
Warehouse management
- C.
Product management
- 46.Which of the following is an example of Packaging machine?
- A.
Cartoning machine
- B.
Vending machine
- C.
Dispensing machine
- 47.______ is the processing of materials into new products.
- A.
Recycling
- B.
Disposal
- C.
Reuse
- D.
Minimization
- 48.Recyled materials can be used again for packaging. This is known as ______.
- A.
Reuse
- B.
Recycling
- C.
Disposal
- 49.Inceneration, placement in a sanitary landfill to maintain cleanliness and safety is known as ____.
- A.
Reuse
- B.
Recycling
- C.
Disposal
- 50.Waste to energy and refused derived fuel in approved facilities are able to make use of the heat available from the packaging components.
- A.
Energy Recovery
- B.
Prevention of Energy
- C.
Minimization of Energy
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