POLICY :
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1 ‘LOGISTICOS’ meaning ‘the science of computing and calculating’ is -----------language
1. French 3. Greek
2. English 4. Latin
2 The scope of business logistic lies in overcoming ----------------------
1. Time and Space 3. Transportation
2. Human resources 4. Speed and Risk
3 Material management indicates
1. Out bound Logistics 3. Reverse logistics
2. In bound logistics 4. all these
4 In a Bar code systems identify the odd one
1. Scanner 3. Printer
2. Label 4. Reader
5 Most reliable mode of transport for petroleum product is
1. Air 3. Sea/water
2. Road 4. Pipe lines
6 The major handicap for road transportation in India is
1. Uneducated people 3. Undue influence by politicians
2. Poor infrastructure 4. Unorganized industry
7 Vendor selection and management is the task of
1. Production manager 3. Physical distribution manager
2. Procurement Manager 4. H R manager
Inventory for Maintenance, repair and operating supplies used for production, but Not part of product (lubricating oil, old cloths,
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spare parts) are called
1. Production inventories 3. In process inventories
2. MRO Inventories 4. Finished goods inventories
9 FCL stand s for
1. Full capacity load 3. Full container load
2. Freight carrying load 4. Foreign container load
10 When more than one mode of transport is used to move shipment to its destination is called
1. Multimodal transportation 3. CFS
2. Mingle modal transportation 4. Pipeline transport
11 What technique you use in a warehouse for enable quick, accurate data entry
1. Bar coding 3. Tracking
2. Pallet stacking 4. Containerization
12 Reverse logistics is required because
1. Goods are defective 3. The customer simply change their minds
2. Goods are unsold 4. All of the above
13 Outsourcing of different department of a firm leads to
1. Reduce risk 3. Reduce loss
2. Reduce transportation 4. Reduce profit
Supply of goods to a production line, a warehouse, or a customer just as they are needed by maintaining zero or little inventory
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known as
1. Just in time concept 3. Distribution requirement planning
2. Material requirement planning 4. EOQ
15 Which is not a supply chain objective
1. Uninterrupted flow of materials 3. Keep inventory investment low
2. Develop competent suppliers 4. Provide facilities at maximum places to supprt supply
16 Which is one of the post transaction customer services
1. Product installation and commissioning 3. Warranty and repairs
2. Customer complaints management 4. Customer service policy statement
17 Ensuring availability of goods and services where they are needed and when they are needed is
1. Supply chain 3. Transportation
2. Logistics 4. Warehousing
18 Inventory partially completed/finished goods that are still in production are called
1. Production inventories 3. In process inventories
2. MRO Inventories 4. Finished goods inventories
19 Inventory as safety stock to cater break downs/ uncertainties are called
1. Transaction inventories 3. In process inventories
2. Speculative Inventories 4. Precautionary inventories
20 -------------------- is guidelines concerning what to purchase/manufacture, when to take action and in what quantity.
1. Warehouse policy 3. marketing policy
2. Inventory policy 4. none of these
--------------------------------is the time elapsed between the release of a purchase order by a customer and the receipt of
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corresponding order by him
1. Supply time 3. reordering quantity
2. Order cycle time 4. Just in time
22 If 100 cases ordered and only 95 only sent with the available stock, the ----------- is 95%
1. Order level 3. EOQ
2. Case fill rate 4. Stocking rate
23 -------------------------------- is the percentage of complete order shipment
1. Order fill rate 3. stock rate
2. demand rate 4. all these
24 Transit inventory is also called --------------------------------------
1. safety stock 3. EOQ
2. Pipe line inventory 4. All these
25 At any manufacturing point, inventories may exist in the form of -------------, work-in progress, and finished goods
1. Raw materials 3. Land
2. machinery 4. Labour
26 In bound Logistics is also referred as
1. out bound logistics 3. In process logistics
2. up stream logistics 4. none of these
27 The average inventory held at any time is -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1. Base stock 3. order quantity
2. average stock 4. None
28 Excess production during lean period is kept as inventory to take care of the -- -- -- - -- -- --
1. Peak Period 3. Next Period
2. Dull Period 4. None of these
29 Inventories provide -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- for products at the time and place they are required for consumption
1. supply utility 3. machine utility
2. demand utility 4. none
30 Inventory for window display, silent sales promotion impulse buying, etc. is called -- -- -- -
1. Psychic stock 3. anticipation stock
2. safety stock 4. Decoupling stock
31 Inventory for seasonal, inconsistency in production, winter (woolen), etc. is called -- -- -- --
1. Anticipation stock 3. psychic stock
2. safety stock 4. None
32 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - is not inventory related cost
1. Ordering cost 3. Holding cost
2. Carrying cost 4. All of these
33 ........................... is the cost related to space occupancy based on the duration of storage in private public or contract warehousing
1. Warehousing cost 3. Ordering cost
2. Carrying cost 4. holding cost
34 Square root formula of EOQ was developed by-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1. Einstein 3. Wilson Harris
2. Edison 4. Wordsworth
Automated Inventory Tracking System-AITS- is adopted the leading U.S. retail giant -- --- -- -- - to track inventory based on the
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sales generated
1. Wal-Mart 3. Big Bazar
2. Pantaloons 4. DHL
36 KANBAN supports -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1. MRP 3. AITS
2. JIT 4. DRP
37 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - is for controlling inventory in the distribution system. It is guided by customer demand
1. MRP 3. AITS
2. DRP 4. VMI
In -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- the supplier takes charge of inventory management of product and manages the replenishment process based
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on the consumption pattern of the customer
1. DRI 3. JIT
2. VMI 4. MRP
39 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- is a concept based on the fact that an activity should not take place until there is a need for it.
1. DRP 3. MRP
2. JIT 4. AITS
Inventory for Maintenance, repair and operating supplies used for production, but Not part of product (lubricating oil, old cloths,
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spare parts) are called
1. Production inventories 3. In process inventories
2. MRO Inventories 4. Finished goods inventories
41 What technique you use in a warehouse for enable quick, accurate data entry
1. Bar coding 3. Tracking
2. Pallet stacking 4. Containerization
42 Reverse logistics is required because
1. Goods are defective 3. The customer simply change their minds
2. Goods are unsold 4. All of the above
43 The warehouse are used to store imported goods for which import duty is yet to be paid
1. Bonded warehouse 3. CES
2. CFS 4. Private warehouse
44 Cost of storage is a risk included in
1. Shipping 3. Post office
2. Warehousing 4. Transportation
45 Which is not a supply chain objective
1. Uninterrupted flow of materials 3. Keep inventory investment low
2. Develop competent suppliers 4. Establishing facilities at every corners
46 Which is not one of the post transaction customer services
1. Product installation and commissioning 3. Warranty and repairs
2. Customer complaints management 4. Customer service policy statement
47 Ensuring availability of goods and services where they are needed and when they are needed is
1. Supply chain 3. Transportation
2. Logistics 4. Warehousing
48 Order processing does not refer to
1. Checking orders for any deviations 3. Checking if the materials are not available in stock
2. Marketing for customer orders 4. Giving acknowledgment to the customer
49 The storage system in that product is assigned to more than one storage location is
1. Random storage 3. Hub and spoke
2. Dedicated storage 4. None of these
50 The wood or plastics base using in warehouse transaction
1. Pallet 3. Carton
2. Container 4. All of these
51 MRP is
1. Material requirement planning 3. Manufacturing Resourcing program
2. Maximum retail profit 4. None of these
52 Components of Logistics Management are
1. Generic 3. Supportive
2. Primary 4. All of these
53 Vendor selection and management is the task of
1. Production manager 3. Physical distribution manager
2. Procurement Manager 4. H R manager
54 The downstream (towards customer) location creates the demands on the --------------------------- Inventories
1. Finished goods 3. in process inventories
[Link] materials 4. none of these
55 Identify the odd one
1. The Motor Vehicle Act 1988 3. The Carriage of goods by Sea Act 1925
2. The Carriage by Air Act 1972 4. Consumer Protection Act 1986
56 The major handicap for road transportation in India is
1. Uneducated people 3. Undue influence by politicians
2. Poor infrastructure 4. Unorganized industry
57 Most reliable mode of transport for petroleum product is
1. Air 3. Sea/water
2. Road 4. Pipe lines
58 Production Managers main duty is
1. Provides computer system support to users 3. Manages inbound inventory level
4. Manages production personnel, machine operators, and
2. Negotiate agreement with vendors
supervisors
59 Material management indicates
1. Out bound Logistics 3. Reverse logistics
2. In bound logistics 4. all these
60 The carrier receipt in air transport is called .....
1. Bill of lading 3. Air way bill
2. Shipping bill 4. Bill of entry
61 The technology that uses radio waves to automatically identify people and objects
1. BCS 3. RFID
2. GPS 4. GIS
62 Intermediaries that market another Firm's products overseas
1. Shipping companies 3. Cargo operators
2. Export management companies 4. None of these
63 This is the replenishment order quantity which minimizes combined costs of inventory maintenance and ordering
1. Economic order quantity 3. Marginal order quantity
2. Reordering quantity 4. None of these
64 The process of moving goods from their final destination for the purpose of capturing value or proper disposal is ......
1. Stock return 3. Physical movement
2. Reverse logistics 4. Material mgt
65 Trade barriers have considerably reduced by
1. WTO 3. DGFT
2. RBI 4. IMF
66 Who is Consignee ?
1. Sends goods 3. Exports goods
2. Sells goods 4. Imports good
67 Inter Company computer to computer exchange of business document in standard format is called
1. ERP 3. Fax
2. EDI 4. Email
68 The prime objective of Supply Chain and Logistics is to
1. To add value to customers 3. To add value to share holders
2. To add value to suppliers 4. To transport goods in time
69 ERP in the field of Logistics and Supply chain means
1. Extra Requirement for Production 3. Economic Route Plan
2. Enterprise Resource Planning 4. None of these
70 Name the barcode symbologies consisting of single row of dark lines and white spaces.
1. two dimensional barcodes 3. Linear or one dimensional barcodes
2. Three dimensional barcodes 4. None of these
71 The storage system in that, each location is reserved for an assigned product is
1. Dedicated storage 3. decentralized storage
2. centralized storage 4. Random storage
72 Which warehouse activity costs more
1. Receiving 3. Put away
2. Storage 4. Picking
73 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - is a specially built platform which is built to dimension to suit Forklift operations.
1. Pallet 3. Fork lift
2. Carton 4. All these
74 The process that squeeze more product into available space is known as
1. Cobbling 3. Cross docking
2. Slotting 4. All these
75 Warehousing facilities are planned at a few strategic locations to serve the entire market over a large geographical area.
1. Hub warehousing 3. Decentralized warehousing
2. Centralized warehousing 4. All of these
76 Non standardized handling units generally refers a rectangular box
1. Container 3. Pellet
2. Cartons 4. None
77 Silos are used for
1. Single Pallet storage 3. Bulk storage
2. Double pallet storage 4. None of these
78 One pod normally comes to a picker in a -- -- -- -- -- --
1. Carousel system 3. Silos
2. bulk storage 4. none of these
79 The smallest physical unit of a product that is tracked by an organization is -- -- -- -- -- -- -- .
1. Pallet load 3. SKU (Stock Keeping Unit)
2. Carton 4. Container
80 Robotized wrapping machines are -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1. Silkworm Turbo 3. Silkworm Turbo B
2. Silkworm Bi-turbo 4. All of these
81 LGV stands for -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1. Light goods vehicle 3. Long goods vehicle
2. Lacer Guided Vehicles 4. none
In -- -- -- -- -- - the rear end of the rack is elevated higher than the front (like pallet flow rack) So when the front load removed, the
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other load moves forward, due to gravity.
1. Automated Sortation devices 3. Robotics
2. Automated-Guided Vehicle System 4. Live racks
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- are human like machines that programmed by microprocessors to perform a series of activities in handling
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inventory in warehouses.
1. Automated Sortation devices 3. Robotics
2. Automated-Guided Vehicle System 4. Live racks
84 It is similar to a mechanized tow tractor with trailer or rider pallet truck but in there is no driver. What?
1. Tow lines 3. Stacker cranes
2. Automated-Guided Vehicle System (AGVS) 4. Pneumatic Tube systems
-- -- -- -- -- - are electric power drives and operate on fixed rails at base and top of each aisle. They are used for lifting the loads
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about 2 tonnes up to a height of 60.
1. Stacker cranes 3. Conveyors
2. Tow lines 4. fork lifts
86 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- systems are referred to as paperless picking
1. Carousel system 3. Pick to light system
2. Flow rack 4. conveyor system
87 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - are drag line devices either in-floor or over head mounted
1. Wheeled trolleys 3. Towlines
2. Forklifts 4. Tow Tractor with Trailers
88 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- is not economical for long distance horizontal movement, but they are mostly used for high stacking.
1. Wheeled trolleys 3. Towlines
2. Forklifts 4. Tow Tractor with Trailers
89 -- -- -- -- -- -- - consists of checking and loading orders, onto transportation vehicles
1. Receiving 3. Shipping
2. all these 4. in storage handling
90 The first activity of Receiving in a warehouse will be -- -- -- -- -- -- -- transport vehicles.
1. Unloading from 3. dispatch of
2. Loading to 4. none of these
-- -- -- -- -- -- - are warehouses designed for high-raise storage due to space constrains and operating on high throughput rate use
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this system along with automated material handling system.
1. Automated Storage and Retrieval System- ASRS 3. Carousels
2. Pallet Flow Rack 4. Bin shelving
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- are motorized, computer controlled, independent-rotating aisles of shelving. They carry products to the picker, so
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picker need not walk.
1. Pallet storage 3. Containers
2. Carousels 4. Pallet Flow Rack
93 In -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Each pallet is independently accessible, as the rack depth is only one
1. Double deep rack 3. Push back rack
2. Single deep rack 4. Drive through Rack
94 The loss of space by storing different type SKU's in same lane is called -- -- -- -- --
1. Honeycombing 3. Block storage
2. Pallet Storage 4. Bin shelving
In -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -storage method Boxes, cartons or sacks are stored in the spread or stacks formed in the area assigned
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for storage
1. Pallet storage 3. Block storage
2. Bin Shelving 4. gravity flow rack
96 One of the Information collection systems are
1. Fax 3. Hard Discs
2. CD 4. USB (Pen Drive)
97 ------------------- is not a function of logistics management
1. Production function 3. Procurement function
[Link] distribution function 4. Advertisement
98 Non standardized handling units generally refers a rectangular box
1. Container 3. Pellet
2. Cartons 4. None
99 Square root formula of EOQ was developed by-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
1. Einstein 3. Wilson Harris
2. Edison 4. Wordsworth
-------------------- refers to a firm’s ability to meet the service requirements of its customers by means of quick response with positive
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attitude
1. Right value 3. Right quantity
2. Right response 4. Right quality