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1. .....means goods shipped by air or commercial transportation of goods by air

a) Sea freight b) Air freight

c) Road freight d) Rail freight

2. plays a critical role in global trade by connecting smaller ports to major hub ports. It transfers
loaded or empty containers in a regional area to a "mother ship" for a long- haul ocean voyage.

a) Feeder vessel b) Mother vessel

c) Father vessel d) Baby vessel

3. What does "THC" stand for?

a) Transshipment Handling Charge b ) Terminal Handling Charge

c) Transport Handling Charge d) None of the above

4. What does "FCL" stand for?

a) Full Container Load b) Fill Container Load

c) Fill Container Lift d) Five Cost Last

5. What does "GW" stand for?

a) Gross wide b) Gross wealth

c) Gross weight d) Great Weight

6…. twenty-foot containers (TEUs) equal…FEU

a) Two, one b) Three, one

c) One, two d) Four, two

7. What does "ULD" stand for?

a) Unified load device c) Unit load device

b) Unloading device d) Unit leading device

8. refer to the time when a ship must present itself to the charterer, i.e. the time when the ship
remains at the loading port for shipment.

a) Laydays b) Lien
c) Demurrage d) Despatch

9. Shipowner is free from loading, discharging, stowage and trimming.

a) FIOST b) FIO

c) FO d) FI

10. A document that establishes the terms of contract between a shipper and a transportation
company. It serves as a document of title, evidence of a contract of carriage, and a receipt for
goods.

a) B/L b) AWB

c) SWB d) S/L

11. A B/L with the "consignee" box blank. Delivery will be made to whosoever holds the bill. It
is transferred by handing over the B/L.

a) To order B/L b) Bearer B/L

c) Straight B/L d) SWB

12. A place in which a vessel is moored or secured or place alongside a quay where a ship loads
or discharges cargo.

a) Port b) Hold

c) Berth d) Beam

13.… designed to carry bulk cargo such as grain, fertilizers, ore, and oil.

a) Ro-ro b) Bulk vessels

c) Containership d) Tanker

14. .....offer no sailing schedule, and no fixed routes.

a) Tramps b) Liners

c) Ships d) Vessels

15. Loose, mostly uniform cargo, such as agribulk products, coal, fertilizer, and ores, that are
transported unpackaged in large quantities.

a) Dry bulk b) Containerized

c) Liquid bulk d) Break-bulk

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1. What does "NOR" stand for?

a) Notice of receipt b) Notice of readiness

c) Notice of release d) None of the above

2. Shipowner is free from both loading and discharging costs at the ports.

a) FO b) FIO

c) FI d) FIOST

3. The special costs and sacrifices carried out intentionally and appropriately to save the ship,
cargo and freight from an accident towards them in the voyage.

a) Particular average b) General average

c) Loss d) Damage compensation

4. A document made out by or on behalf of the shipper which evidences the contract between the
shipper and the carrier(s) for carriage of goods over routes of the carrier(s)It serves as evidence
of a contract of carriage, a receipt for goods, and a freight bill.

a) B/L b) AWB

c) SWB d) S/I

5. A B/L where the wording "to order" or "to order of" is B/L is common in international trade
and maritime as added before any consignee name. This it can be negotiated via endorsement.

a) Straight B/L b) Bearer B/L

c) To order B/L d) SWB

6. A ship's interior storage compartment.

a) Hold b) Berth

c) Draft d) Beam

7. …means the act of sending goods somewhere.

a) Payment b) Carrying

c) Receiving d) Shipping

8...is a seagoing ship that serves only major ports and very large in size.
a) Mother vessel b) Father vessel

c) Feeder vessel d) Baby vessel

9. What does "Ro/Ro" stand for?

a) Rock-n-roll b) Road-on road-off

c) Rail-on rail-off d) Roll-on roll-off

10. What does "NW" stand for?

a) No weight b) Net weight

c) New weight d) Next week

11. …twenty-foot containers (TEUs) equal…FEU

a) Two, one b) Three, one

c) One, two d) Four, two

12. What does "ULD" stand for?

a) Unit load device b) Unified load device

c) Unloading device d) Unit leading device

13. Please calculate the Gross weight of the shipment where Tare weight = 150KGS and Net
weight = 1,000KGS.

a) GW = 1,150KGS b) GW850KGS

c) GW = 1,050KGS d) GW = 1,000KGS

14.....offer regular sailing schedule and fixed routes.

a) Ships b) Vessels

c) Tramps d) Liners

15. Freight in sea transportation is calculated by container rate for

a) LCL shipment b) CFS shipment

c) CY shipment d) FCL shipment

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1.means goods shipped by rail or commercial transportation of goods by rail

a) Rail freight b) Sea freight

c) Air freight d) Road freight

2. What does "to charter a vessel" mean?

a) To hire/rent a vessel b) To buy a vessel

c) To sell a vessel d) To see a vessel

3. A company operates a system of transportation over agreed routes by ship.

a) Carrier b) Shipping line

c) Consignee d) Forwarder

4. What does "LCI." stand for?

a) Less Container Load b) Less Container Lift

c) Less Than Container Load d) Less Contain Load

5. What do “TEU" stand for?

a) Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit b) Twelve-foot Equivalent Unit

c) Thirty-foot Equivalent Unit d) Twenty Unit

6. What does "CY" stand for?

a) Container Yard b) Container Year

c) Contract Year d) Cost Year

7. A is a pallet or container used to load luggage, freight, mail on aircraft

a) Pallet b) Igloo

c) Container d) ULD

8. What does "NOR" stand for?

a) Notice of readiness b) Notice of receipt

c) Notice of release d) None of the above

9. Shipowner is free from loading on board at the port of departure but has to bear discharging
cost at the port of…

a) FO b) FI

c) FIO d) FIOST

10. A document made out by or on behalf of the shipper which evidences the contract between
the shipper and the carrier(s) for carriage of goods over routes of the carrier(s)It serves as
evidence of a contract of carriage, a receipt for goods, and a freight bill.

a) B/L b) SWB

c) S/1 d) AWB

11. A B/L where the wording "to order" or "to order of" is added before any consignee name.
This B/1, is common in international trade and maritime as it can be negotiated via endorsement.

a) Straight B/L b) Bearer B/L

c) To order B/L d) SWB

12. Fury person or cony wno, in a comma or camage, unueriakes to perion on to procureme
performance of carriage by sea, inland waterway, rail, road, air, or by a combination of auch
modes

a) Carrier b) Shipper

c) Consignee d) Broker

13. equipped with cells into which containers can be stacked; it may be full or partial, depending
on whether all or only some of its holds are fitted with container cells.

a) Containership b) Bulk carrier

c) Tanker d) Ro-ro

14. Calculate the measurement (volume) of the shipment where L 1.5M, W-1.0M, H-2.0M

a) 3.5M b) 3.5CBM

c) 15CBM d) 3.0CBM

15. A port, on a ship's schedule, where the ship stops especially to load or unload passengers or
cargo, to obtain supplies, or to undergo repairs.

a) Port of call b) Port of refuge

c) Port of entry d) Port of exit