/99 0 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION REGISTER TO START YOUR EXAMINATION 1 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN ? (a) Air (b) Rail (C) Ports 2 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Transportation costs (b) Production costs (c) All of the above 3 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Long term relationship with suppliers (b) Long term relationship with employees (c) Long term relationship with marketing executives 4 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Replenishment time (b) Lead time (c) Idle time 5 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) EOQ (b) ERP (c) EPM 6 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Goods are defective (b) Goods are unsold (c) All of the above 7 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Reduce inventory costs (b) Reduce transportation cost and delivery time (C) a and b 8 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Traffic congestion (b) Pollution (C) Routing 9 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Supply chain management (b) Logistics management (c) Point-to-point management 10 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) detailers (b) intermediaries (c) expediters (d) customs 11 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Supply Chain Management (b) Materials Management (c) Logistics Management 12 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) developing an umbrella mission statement (b) understanding the customer (c) making sure the members of the supply chain harmonize with the organizational culture 13 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) NIWA (b) FAAN (c) NCAA 14 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) order processing, transportation scheduling, and inventory management (b) cost-effective flowing of raw materials (c) future purchasing of computer systems 15 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Inventory levels (b) Inventory locations (c) All the above 16 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) negotiation (b) physical distribution (c) contact 17 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) time (b) dependability (c) inventory costs 18 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Airfreight (b) Maritime Transport (c) Road transport 19 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) The time it takes to satisfy a customer order (b) The total supply chain lead-time from extraction of raw materials to consumption by the end-user (C) The time difference between the total supply chain lead-time and the customer order cycle time 20 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) distribution requirement planning (b) dividend requirement planning ( (c) distribution resource planning 21 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) rail (b) truck (c) water 22 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Standardization (b) Storage (c) Packaging 23 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Road (b) Rail (c) Water 24 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Just in time (b) Joint International trade (c) Joint Investigation team 25 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Income generation (b) Safe nature (C) Door-to-door services provision 26 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) the target market selection decision (b) product mix decisions (c) pricing decisions 27 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Buyer behaviour (b) Producer's needs (c) All of the above 28 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) cost to unload (b) the size of the shipment (c) local currency rates 29 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Greek (b) Latin (c) Spanish 30 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) 3rd Party logistics (b) Marine cargo (c) Marketing ( 31 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) retailer (b) wholesaler (c) distribution channel 32 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) PULL (b) PUSH (c) Forward 33 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) moving company facilities away from the home office (b) hiring foreign nationals to manage parts of the business (c) obtaining materials, parts, and products from other companies 34 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Supplier (b) Manufacturer (c) Competitor 35 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Customer Service (b) Product Management (c) Purchase management 36 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Three points logistics (b) Third party logistics (c) Three points location 37 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Retailers (b) Manufacturer (c) Supplier 38 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) outbound (b) inbound (c) reverse 39 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) forklifts in forklifts out (b) first in first out (C) file in file out 40 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) soft goods (b) FMCG (c) consumer durables 41 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Air and Water (b) Water and Rail (c) Rail only 42 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (A) geographic regions for distribution (B) type of transportation to be used (C) type of sales that can be made 43 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Vendor material inventory (b) Vendor managed inventory (c) Variable material inventory 44 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Federal Ministry of Finance (b) Federal Ministry of Transport (c) Federal Ministry of Works and Housing 45 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Inventory management (b) Distribution planning (c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’ 46 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) The achievement of cost savings (b) Transfer of fixed costs and capital investments into variable costs and expenditure (c) Loss of operational control and reduced contact with customers 47 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Inbound logistics (b) Outbound logistics (c) Process logistics 48 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Logistics and supply chain are same (b) Logistics is a subset of supply chain c) Physical distribution and logistics are the same 49 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) possession (b) profit (c) image 50 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) the number of SKUs (b) locations of customers and suppliers (c) All of the above 51 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) is a storage warehouse (b) is a freight forwarder (c) is a distribution centre 52 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) promotion to wholesalers and retailers (b) order processing (c) inventory management 53 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Rail (b) Pipeline (c) Road 54 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Restraints, use of even and odd numbers (b) Use of traffic lights (C) The use of the customs 55 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) rail (b) water (c) air 56 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Physical distribution (b) Channel of distribution (c) Intensive distribution 57 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Product, Positioning, place and price (b) Product, production, price and place (c) Product, place, price and promotion 58 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) False (b) Almost true (c) True 59 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Time (b) Place (c) Form 60 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Act local and think local (b) Think global and act global (c) Act local and think global 61 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) freight forwarding (b) intermodal transportation (c) bimodal logistics 62 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) customer service time (b) supply chain flow (c) replenishment time 63 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Logistics (b) Warehousing (c) Inventory 64 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) To the right place at the right time (b) Launched into new markets (c) To intermediaries 65 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) efficient consumer response delivery system (b) effective response (c) on-time market delivery system 66 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Technology (b) Information (c) Production 67 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Bus Rapid Transport (b) Bus Route Transport (C) Bus Rapid Transit 68 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) to have tax write-off opportunities (b) having a wide variety to meet customer expectations (c) to promote purchasing and transportation discounts 69 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Trunk C (b) Trunk D (c) Trunk B 70 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Air (b) Rail (C) Water 71 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Ogun (b) Oyo (c) Lagos 72 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) accessibility (b) perishability (c) frequency 73 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Air (b) Water (c) Road 74 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Intelligent Transportation Systems (b) International Transportation Strategy (c) International Traffic System 75 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Psychological (b) Geographic (c) Demographic 76 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) customer complaints, cost of food and highway usage taxes (b) warehousing, inventory, stock outs and order processing (c) inventory control with sales forecasting 77 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) A chain of interconnected companies (b) A chain of interdependent companies (C) A network of interdependent and interconnected companies competing as one 78 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Control Room (Intelligence) (b) Resource Providers (c) Recycling 79 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Inbound logistics (b) Outbound logistics (c) Inventor management 80 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) biblical times (b) World War I (c) World War II 81 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) LASTMA (b) FRSC (c) FAAN 82 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) order processing (b) warehousing (c) inventory 83 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Physical distribution (b) Materials management (c) Supply clusters 84 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) rail (b) water (c) air 85 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Manage the storage and movement of materials in the supply chain (b) Reduce total logistics costs (C) Enhance value in the final marketplace and maximise profit for the whole supply chain 86 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (A) Legal systems (B) Utility services (C) Transportation networks 87 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) make purchase orders (b) facilitate electronic payments (c) support letter of credit systems 88 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) supply chain managers total experience (b) total expected transportation needs (c) customer service factors 89 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) goods (b) services (c) all of the above 90 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Supply chain (b) Mobility (c) Warehousing 91 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Accident reduction (b) Drivers and passenger’s education (c) Improving income of passengers 92 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Port Harcourt (b) Kano (C) Akure 93 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Stock keeping unit (b) Store keeping unit (c) Strong key unit 94 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Customers (b) Government (c) Suppliers 95 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Logistics Management (b) Materials Management (c) Bill of Materials 96 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) National Union of Rail Transport Workers (b) National Union of Road Transport Workers (c) National Union of Road Training Workers 97 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Stop (b) Get ready (c) Move 98 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) inbound logistics (e.g. purchasing and material releasing, inbound transportation, receiving, materials handling). (b) internal logistics (e.g. inventory control and management, demand and supply planning, production planning). (c) all of the above. 99 / 99 LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN (a) Right of ownership (b) Right of way (c) Right of driving Your score is 0% Restart quiz
