Logistics Coordinator Terminology Training Practice Test

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• Which term describes the listing of cities served by a freight company?
• Which airbill is the airline's airbill?
• LINEHAUL refers to?
• The Tracking Number is the same as which identifier?
• Which term is used to denote a 53' trailer pulled by a tractor?
• Driver picks up or recovers and delivers same day?
• Which term is a comment on the Delivery Receipt indicating a problem (missing pieces, damage, etc.)?
• Which term best describes the aircraft category commonly used to transport cargo in containers?
• What term describes the location or company where a shipment originates?
• Which term is used to inquire where the freight is?
• Which term refers to a sealed wooden shell protecting cargo?
• In freight handling, which base is described as a solid wooden platform under cargo?
• Which term is the loose label for IAC Certification?
• The Points List refers to?
• Which document confirms delivery by recording the recipient's signature and the delivery time?
• Which term is most closely associated with price for transportation?
• Which term describes the on-truck mechanism that lowers freight from the trailer to ground level?
• Which term indicates an attempted pickup or delivery?
• Collect means charges paid by which party?
• Which term describes a method of securing cargo with nylon or steel bands?
• Which term is used to secure and fasten cargo inside a truck?
• For local market trucking, which term applies?
• Which term denotes a document listing cargo loaded on a truck or flight?
• Which term is a loose designation for IAC Certification?
• Which term describes the devices used to move pallets within a loading area, typically manually?
• Which term describes a large aircraft transporting cargo in containers?
• Which term refers to the slatted wooden base used for stacking freight?
• Which term is the loose label that corresponds to IAC Certification forms?
• Which term is the number associated with the check-in process?
• Which term is described as the same as a Straight Truck?
• Which number on shipment documents is defined as the Airbill Number?
• Which term describes truck suspension minimizing vibration for delicate cargo?
• Goods shipped and constructed for exhibit are referred to as what?
• What is the typical length and feature of a Straight Truck?
• In palletized freight, which base is a slatted wooden base?
• What is an Airbill used for?
• What does Dimensions refer to?
• What term refers to the area where trucks wait before being offloaded?
• Which term describes a large, dock-high trailer usually used for freight transport?
• Which term refers to the device used to move cargo on and off trucks, capable of lifting heavy loads?
• Which action is used to stop shipment at a non-original transfer point?
• What does Re-Dim mean?
• What does INSIDE mean in this context?
• Which term refers to trying to locate temporarily missing freight?
• Which term describes the display structure used for an exhibit?
• Which term describes an airline that flies passengers and cargo?
• What term refers to the MAWB template for agents to copy when tendering cargo?
• What action does RE-CONSIGN permit?
• Which term is the same as Drop?
• Which term would be used to minimize cargo movement during transit due to road vibrations?
• What term is the number given when checking in?
• Which term refers to a 48' trailer pulled by a tractor?
• The term Tariff is best described as?
• What term describes blankets used to protect cargo instead of a crate?
• What does C.O.D. stand for in freight terms?
• Which term describes specialized delivery requiring unpack, inside, two-man, debris removal, and setup?
• Which vehicle is a Non-dock-high van without liftgate, used for rush/out-of-area runs?
• Which term describes retrieving cargo from the airport?
• Which term describes an airline metal crate for widebody aircraft?
• Which term is slang for Container?
• Which term means pickup/delivery at an exact time?
• Which term describes the company unloading trucks and moving goods inside the venue?
• If you need to know the current location of freight, which term would you use?
• Regularly serviced city with no extra costs?
• Which term refers to the company used to move the shipment from point A to B?
• Which term would you consult to understand additional services like inside delivery and liftgate?
• Which term refers to a solid wooden base on which freight is stacked?
• The event that takes place inside the Convention Center is called a what?
• What term describes the raised unloading area where trucks back in to unload?
• Which term would you use to identify the airport-to-airport shipment plan?
• Who clears cargo at the border using the Commercial Invoice?
• Which term refers to a 53' trailer pulled by a tractor?
• Which term covers nylon or steel bands used to secure cargo?
• Rate (Quote) is used to represent?
• Which document is required for shipments crossing U.S. borders?
• Which term would be used for a rural area not serviced daily or with extra cost?
• PICKUP & DELIVERY (P&D) means?
• Dimensional weight is calculated for which freight modes?
• Pickup/delivery under special timing or conditions?
• What is the term for the verbal reference or document stating the name/time of the person who received the cargo?
• Which statement about a Hard Copy POD is correct?
• Which term describes the distance category from an airport, with A closest and X farthest?
• Which term indicates Freight Collect C.O.D.—collect our own service fees?
• The Master Bill (M.A.W.B.) is the airbill of which party?
• What does Re-Weight mean?
• Which term describes loose cargo organized inside aircraft?
• What does TERMINATE mean in cargo terms?
• If a shipment's actual weight is 350 lb and its dimensional weight is 420 lb, what is the chargeable weight?
• Which term describes the 48-foot trailer length?
• Which term indicates charges paid by consignee?
• Which term is a sticker showing if cargo tilted or fell?
• Which term covers extra value-added services such as liftgate, inside delivery, and unpack?
• Which term would you select to insure a shipment for loss/damage at a value chosen by the shipper?
• Which term describes an airline that flies only cargo?
• If the Delivery Receipt shows a damage note, the condition is described as which?
• Which term uses a letter-based system to indicate distance from the origin airport?
• What does 'Out for Delivery' indicate?
• Which term refers to a smaller aircraft designed to load cargo in bulk?
• What does ETD stand for?
• Which term describes the company used to take freight to/from the airport and shipper/consignee (Pickup & Delivery)?
• Which term refers to the space used to display products within a tradeshow?
• Rural area not serviced daily or with extra cost?
• What term describes the location or company where the shipment is intended to be delivered?
• Which term describes a Delivery Receipt with no exceptions; on-time with no damage or missing cargo?
• If there are no issues and the cargo arrived on time, the status is described as what?
• Which term denotes a vehicle carrying only one shipment exclusively?
• Which term is a slang synonym for Tractor Trailer?
• Which term identifies the 53-foot trailer length?
• How is Chargeable Weight determined?
• Which term describes packaging used to stabilize cargo that is not a crate?
• Which description matches the largest trucks (48' or 53' trailers), dock-high?
• Which term describes pickup/delivery requiring two people for heavy items?
• Which organization regulates all air freight shipping?
• Which term refers to the size measurement expressed as Length x Width x Height in inches?
• Retrieve cargo from the airport?
• Pickup/recovery and delivery the next day?
• What is the time cargo must be shipped or tendered to make the scheduled service?
• Which term is used for ALL CARGO AIRCRAFT / AIRLINE in this context?
• The company the Carrier uses to move the shipment from origin airport to destination airport (may be a ground company or actual airline) is called what?
• If a document is described as 'price agreement,' which term is it?
• SHOW SITE is the same as which location?
• Which term is a stretchy film wrapping cartons on a pallet?
• Which term is defined as the gross pounds of freight?
• Which term refers to the payer who is not the shipper or consignee?
• Which term is a sticker device that shows if cargo was impacted?
• Which of the following best matches 'Local trucking within a geographic market'?
• Which term describes a service level with no extra cost in a city?
• Which term refers to charges paid by someone other than the shipper or consignee?
• A customer's rented area inside a tradeshow is called what?
• Which term is used to describe a service level including unpack, inside delivery, two-person team, debris removal, and setup?
• Show Handler is defined as the same as which entity?
• What term means giving cargo to an Airline or Linehaul carrier?
• Which term describes protective wrap for delicate cargo?
• Pickup/delivery requiring two people for heavy or complex items?
• Which term indicates charges billed to the customer in advance?
• Prepaid means charges billed to the customer. Which option is correct?
• Which term is heavy-duty drivable equipment to move cargo on/off trucks?
• Hot Shot is defined as the same as which term?
• Which document shows who signed for the freight?
• Which term best describes the entity responsible for physically moving goods between locations?
• Which term describes the party that handles pickup and delivery from the airport to the shipper/consignee?
• Which location serves as the large venue for tradeshow pickups and deliveries?
• Which term is a dolly on wheels used to lift/move crates, pallets, skids?
• Which term is slang for Tractor Trailer?
• What is required to offload freight at a Convention Center?
• Which term is associated with the MAWB template used by agents?
• Which packaging material is used for protective cushioning around delicate items?
• Which term refers to grids along interior truck walls used to fasten straps?
• Which term describes a smaller aircraft loading cargo in bulk?
• Which term describes the anchor-point system along the interior walls of a truck used for securing cargo with straps?
• Which term describes the collection of optional services and fees beyond basic freight?
• CARTAGE is defined as?
• Which term is described as identical in capability to a Straight Truck?
• Which term describes a sealed wooden shell protecting cargo?
• Declared Value means what?
• Which term describes a pickup/delivery that must be brought inside beyond the dock?
• What term describes moving freight to/from the airport and local terminal?
• Which document is used to obtain the consignee's signature to record delivery?
• Dim Weight is used for what purpose?
• Which term describes an airline that transports cargo using a metal crate on a widebody aircraft?
• Removing empty crates and trash after unpacking is called?
• Which term describes the action of reporting your arrival to the yard coordinator?
• Which term is used to describe the customer’s area within a tradeshow used to present products and information?
• Which term is defined as 'Airport-to-airport long-haul ground trucking'?
• Which term refers to a document sent to Agents with job instructions?
• The Reference Number is the same as which identifier?
• Which number is used to track shipment movement and is identical to the Airbill Number?
• Which term would you use to describe a freighter that operates exclusively for freight?
• Which term refers to the company renting tradeshow space?
• What does ETA stand for?
• Which document is required when tendering cargo to a passenger airline?
• Which document is formally known as the carrier's airbill?
• What is a Quote in freight terms?
• Which term is defined as the same as Drop?
• The House Bill (H.A.W.B.) is which type of airbill?
• An event inside the CONVENTION CENTER is called a what?
• What does Weight measure in shipping terms?
• Which term describes the platform on the truck used to lower freight to the ground?
• Which term refers to a vehicle carrying only one shipment exclusively and is not shared?
• Which document represents the required credential when tendering cargo to a passenger airline?