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In LCL/LCL transport type, who is responsible for stuffing the goods into
container?
The consignee
The importer’s bank
The forwarder
The consignor
Which statement is true?
In exporting a FCL shipment, she shipper will use DEM first and DET later
DET penalty is imposed in case the cargo owner holds the container at
terminal longer than the allowed time
DET penalty is imposed in case the shipper holds the container at
their warehouse longer than the allowed time
Which statement is true? 42G1
This is a 45’ container
This is a refer container
This is a 40’ container
This is a 50’ container
On a B/L, consignee is stated: “To order of Techcombank HCM branch”. So
Techcombank HCMC branch is the importer’s bank
Techcombank HCM branch is the exporter’s bank
Techcombank HCM branch is the shipper's bank
Techcombank HCM branch is the real importer
Payload (or net load) of a container 40' is two time bigger than that of
container 20'
True
False
There will be NO charter party when cargo owners hire ......to ship goods.
Liners
Voyage ships
CIC is a charge commonly imposed on...
Exporters of 0000al exported consignments
consignees when their shipments are FCL or LCL
shippers when their goods are shipped in containers
Importers of all imported consignments including bulk cargo
In case the shipper requests the shipping line to state a content on the B/L
different from the reality, the carrier will ask for...signed by the shipper.
Sales contract
Letter of credit
Letter of indemnity
Bill of lading
Which is right in sequence of time (chronologically)?
Booking confirmation / B.L/ Arrival notice / Delivery order
Booking confirmation /B.L/ empty container release note / EIR full
Empty container release note / booking request / B.L
Booking Request/Booking Confirmation/BL/ /DO/Arrival Notice
Which statement below is right in terms of ULD (Unit Load Device)?
it is used for air transportation
it is only used for transportation going through canals
it is used for sea transportation
it is a special aircraft
Draft is influenced by:
All of the above
Water zone (salt or freshwater)
Cargo loads
Temperature of water
In LCL /LCL type, who is responsible for withdrawing the goods out of the
container at the destination end?
The forwarder
The consignee
The shipper
The importer
When wanting to send a large shipment (i.e 5,000 tons of goods), cargo
owners should charter a liner vessel.
True
False
Arrival notice is issued by...
The consignee
The consignor
The carrier
The carrier’s bank
Who pays freight if the word "FREIGHT PREPAID" is marked on a bill of
lading?
Shipper’s bank
Consignee’s bank
Shipper
Consignee
The prominent advantage of air transport is:
Large capacity
High speed
Cheap cost
Flexibility
Which AWB often shows the rate and total airfreight?
MAWB - the original for the shipper
MAWB
HAWB
MAWB - the original for the consignee
On a bill of lading, you see TGHU7599330, TGHH123789. Which is the
Container number?
TGHU7599330
TGHH123789
Both TGHU7599330 and TGHH123789
TGHU
CIC stands for "Container Imbalance Charge," and it is a fee imposed by
shipping lines or container carriers to cover the cost associated with
maintaining container availability and balance at different locations. Here's
an explanation for each option:
This option suggests that exporters of all exported consignments are charged
the CIC. However, CIC is typically imposed on the consignee, not the
exporter.
This option correctly states that the CIC is commonly imposed on
consignees when their shipments are Full Container Load (FCL) or
Less than Container Load (LCL). This means that when consignees
receive their goods in containers, they may be subject to this
charge.
This option suggests that shippers are charged the CIC when their goods are
shipped in containers. However, it is usually the consignee who bears this
charge upon receiving the goods.
This option suggests that importers of all imported consignments, including
bulk cargo, are charged the CIC. While it is true that importers may be
subject to the CIC, it typically applies to containerized shipments (FCL or LCL)
rather than all imported consignments, including bulk cargo.
Liner is a ship operating based on the demand of the charterer without the
predetermined schedule as well as route:
True
False
In carriage of goods by air, which below is the heavy cargo?
Gross weight: 200 kgs, Volume: 120,000 cm3
Perishable cargo
Gross weight: 200 kgs, Volume: 2 CBM
Time-sensitive products
A ship of 2,000 TEU. 1 TEU is equivalent to...
1 vessel used for salvage
1 container 20'
1 container 40'
20 containers 20'
Asea shipment with gross weight 3MT, Measurement 2CBM
This should be an FCL shipment and can be sent through FWD or Shipping
line to transport
This should be ship in FCL method
This should be ship in LCL method
The information of the shipping instruction of a sea shipment is used to
make:
carriage contract
Bill of lading
L/C
sales contract
What is the color of the copy of the shipper's letter of instruction which is
submitted to the airline counter to issue AWB?
Pink
Blue
Yellow
White
Who is a member of lATA?
Governments
Airlines and forwarders
Airlines
Airlines and shipping lines
CIC is a charge commonly imposed for…
Consignees when the goods are transported in full containers only.
Importers of all imported consignments
Exporters of all exported consignments
Consignees when their goods are shipped in containers
In FCL/FCL type, who is responsible for withdrawing the goods out of the
container at the destination end?
The consignee
The shipper
The carrier or
The carrier
On a bill of lading, you see as below: Consignee: SAIGON PACKING LTD.
Based on the negotiability of B/L, this is…
Straight B/L
To order B/L
Direct B/L
Bear B/L
In voyage chartering, the shipowner is liable for…
All above
Stores & supplies for the voyage
Employing crew members
Paying wages for crew members
A consignment of 10 cartons, dimension of each 60x30x50cm, weight of
each carton: 10kgs. Chargeable weight is….kgs (ONLY WRITE DOWN
NUMBER)
150
What type of document serves as a carrier’s receipt to the shipper and is
considered as a document of the title to the goods?
Delivery Receipt
Straight or Named Bill of Lading
Proof of Delivery
Carrier Freight Bill of Lading
When wanting to send a large shipment (i.e 3,000 tons of goods), cargo
owner should charter a liner vessel.
True
False
On a bill of lading, you see TGHU7599330, TGHH123789. Which is Container
number?
None
TGHH123789
TGHU7599330
Both TGHU7599330 and TGHH123789
Who pays the main freight if the word “FREIGHT COLLECT” is marked on a bill
of lading?
Shared between shipper and consignee
Shipper
Consignee
One of advantages of air transport is…
Flexibility
Cheap cost
High speed
Large capacity
Charter party is a
L/C
Carriage contract
Bill of lading
Sales contract
A consignment of 20 cartons, dimension of each 60x30x50cm, weight of
each carton: 12 kgs. Chargeable weight is …kgs
12
300
240
180
In carriage of goods by air, which below is the heavy cargo?
Time-sensitive products
Gross weight: 200 kgs, Volume: 120,000 cm3
Gross weight: 200 kgs, Volume: 2 CBM
Perishable cargo
Some specifications on a container shell: [45G1]. No. “5” mentions
All answers are wrong
Length /Kind of container (50 feet)
Height of container
Nation of container built
In carriage by air, how to convert measurement into weight?
1 CBM is equal 6000 cm3
6000 cm3 is equal 1 kg
1 CBM is equal 1000 kgs
1 CBM is equal 1 MT
Which statement is true?
DEM penalty is imposed in case the consignor detain the cargo (laden
container) at his warehouse beyond the allowed time.
DET penalty is imposed in case the cargo owner holds the empty
container longer than the allowed time.
DEM penalty is imposed in case the cargo owner holds the empty container
for export shipment at his warehouse beyond the allowed time at the
terminal.
A bill of lading has ..3.... main functions
Which statement is right in terms of ULD (Unit Loading Device)
Use for air transportation
Only use for transportation going through canals
It is a special ship
Use for sea transportation
Shipment shipped by sea with gross weight 4 MT, Measurement 3 CBM.
Freight quotation at origin O/F: 30 USD/ CBM, THC: 10 USD/CBM, Bill fee: 30
USD/shipment, CFS: 10 USD/CBM. Calculate the total amount (include freight
and charges) the shipper pays to carrier? (ONLY WRITE DOWN NUMBER, EX:
120)
One of dominant advantages of sea transport is
Flexibility
Large capacity
Highest speed
Less risk
Who is member of IATA?
Airlines and Forwarder
Airlines and Shipping lines
Airlines
Governments
Arrival notice is issued by …
The consignee
The consignor
The carrier’s agent at the destination port
The carrier at origin port
Who is most likely to hire a vessel with a time chartering contract
Any merchants
Small merchants
Shipping lines need more vessels to expand / operate their business
Dominant merchants
On a Bill of Lading, Consignee is stated: “To order of Techcombank HCM
branch”. So,…
Techcombank HCM branch is the importer’s bank
Techcombank HCM branch is the real importer
Techcombank HCM branch is the real exporter
Techcombank HCM branch is the exporter’s bank
There will be No charter party when cargo owners hire … to ship goods
Voyage ships
Liner
What does RORO stand for?
Rolling Materials Only
Roll-on / Roll-off
Robust Owners Rolling Out shires
Roll-in / Roll-out
… is the vertical distance between a ship’s waterline and the lowest point of
its bottom (1WORD) - draught
Payload (or net load or maximum weight of cargo loaded inside) of a
container 20’ is often around.
9 – 12 metric tons
18 - 21 metric tons
5 – 8 metric tons
12 – 15 tons
Who pays freight if the word “FREIGHT PREPAID” is marked in a Bill of lading?
Consignee.
Shipper.
“All containers must be loaded on the vessel before the B/L can be issued to
the customer” is the definition of…
Rail On Board.
Received for Shipment.
On Board.
Receive for Board.
An air shipment consist of 10 packages, Gross weight 70 kg/ package,
Volume 0.4 CBM/package. Freight quotation -45: 4.5; +45: 4.1; +100: 3.8;
+300: 3.6; +500: 3.1; +1000: 2.9 (ĐVT: USD/kg). Calculate the total A/F of
the shipment (ONLY WRITE DOWN NUMBER, Ex: 2300).
In case the shipper requests the shipping line to state a thing different from
the real thing on the B/L, the carrier will ask for … signed by shipper.
Letter of credit.
Bill of lading.
Letter of indemnity.
Sales contract.
The cubic capacity of a container 20’ is around
15 - 20 CBM.
29 - 32 CBM.
10 -15 CBM.
20 – 25 CBM.
The length of container 20’ is around
12 meters.
5 meters.
6 meters.
7 meters.
Which is right in sequence of time?
Empty container release note/ booking request/ B.L.
Booking request/Booking confirmation/ B.L/ D.O/ Arrival notice.
Booking confirmation / B.L/ Arrival notice/ Delivery Order.
Booking confirmation / B.L/ empty container release note/ EIR full.
Which of the following may be used to govern carriage of goods by sea?
Hamburg, Hague protocol 1955, Hague – Visby
Hague, Protocol 1955, Warsaw
Hamburg, Hague, Hague – Visby, Warsaw
Shipper AnhPhuong has an air consignment with 2 kinds of cargoes (apply
the same the applicable rate) with the packages, weight, dimension
respectively as below:
Backpack: 10 cartons, 10kg/ each, 60x30x30 cm
T-shirt: 10 cartons, 12kg/each, 60x40x40 cm
Chargeable weight of the consignment is ….kg
220
260
270
250
Shipping line A issued a B/l to freight forwarder B. Based on the issuer of B/L,
this is…
Straight B/L
On board B/L
House B/L
Master B/L
In FCL/FCL type, …is responsible for stuffing the goods into container.
The consignee
The consignor and consignee
The carrier
The consignor
Shipment shipped by sea with gross weight 3MT, Measurement 2CBM
This should be shipped by voyage vessel
This should be an FCL shipment and can be through FWD or Shipping line to
transport
This should be an FCL shipment
This should be an LCL shipment
An air shipment consists of:
+ 10 packages of pack bags, total GW: 100 kgs, total VW: 80kgs
+ 10 packages of shirts, total GW:90KG, total VW:130 kg
Calculate the chargeable weight (kgs)
230
No right answer
210
190
Draft influenced by…
Temperature of water
All of above
Cargo loads
Water zone (salt or freshwater)
In LCL/LCL transport type, who is responsible for stuffing the goods into
containers?
The importer’s bank
The consignor
The forwarder
The consignee
D/O is issued by …….
The carrier’s agent at the destination port
The consignor and send it to the consignee
The carrier at origin port and pass to the carrier’s agent
The consignee
In FCL / FCL type, who is responsible for discharging the cargo containers
from the carrying vessel and moving them to CY at the destination port?
The shipper
The consignee
The consignor
The carrier
Who is member of ICAO?
Airlines agents
Governments
Airlines
Forwarders
When a buyer is using FAS rule, where does his responsibility start?
At the freight forwarder’s office
At the port of loading
At the seller’s premises
At the port of discharge
Liner is a ship operating based on the demand of the charterer without
predetermined schedule
False
True
What does the word “TEU” stand for in shipping?
Transshipment Freight Equipment
Twenty Foot Equivalent
Twenty Feet Emergency
Twin Freight Export
In LCL/ LCL type, who is responsible for withdrawing the goods out of the
container at the destination end?
The consignee
The shipper
The importer
The forwarder
Which is right in sequence of time?
Booking confirmation/ B/L / empty container release note/ EIR Full
Empty container release note/ booking confirmation/ EIR full/ BL
Booking confirmation/ empty container release note/ EIR full/ BL/
arrival note/ delivery order
Booking request/ booking confirmation (empty container release note)/ BL/
D.O/ Arrival notice
Charge CIC is commonly applied for
All imported consignments
All exported consignments
Only the imported consignments transported in containers
Only the exported consignments transported in containers
CIC is normally on the account of…
Consignees of every shipment
Consignors of every shipment
Consignees when the goods are transported in containers
Which statement is true?
DEM penalty is imposed in case the consignor holds the empty container
beyond the allowed time
DET penalty is imposed in case the consignee holds the empty
container longer than the allowed time
DEM penalty is imposed in case the consignor detains the cargo at the CFS or
at the container yard longer than the free time, this is understood as storage
fee.
Which statement is true?
DEM penalty is imposed in case the consignor detain the cargo-
laden container at the terminal beyond the allowed time
DET penalty is imposed in case the consignor holds the empty container
longer than the free time at the terminal of the port of loading
DEM penalty is imposed in case the consigner detains the cargo at the CFS or
at the container yard longer than the free time, this is understood as storage
fee.
What type of company is in charge to control the reception and delivery of
goods and documents at destination?
Agent
Waiver office
Customs
Shipper
Arrival notice is issued by…
The carrier at origin port
The carrier’s agent at the destination port
The consignee
The consignor
D/O is issued by…
The carrier at origin port and pass to the carrier’s agent
The carrier’s agent at the destination port
The consignee
The consignor and send it to the consignee
What does the word “TEU” stand for in shipping?
Twenty Foot Equivalent
Twenty Feet Emergency
Twin Freight Export
Transshipment Freight Equipment
In container shipping what do the following terms stand for “HC,GP,OT”?
Container, Given Pallet, Over Turn
Half Container, Groupage Parcel, Ocean Terminal
High Cube, Grand Port, Order Terms
High Cube, General Purpose, Open Top
Which of the following may be used to govern carriage of goods by sea?
Harmburg, Hague, Hague – Visby
Harmburg, Hague protocol 1955, Hague – Visby
Hague protocol 1955, Warsaw
A and B
Which convention provides the wider period of liability?
Hague, Hague – Visby
Hamburg
Which convention is more beneficial to carrier?
Hague, Hague – Visby
Hamburg
What does B/L stand for?
Bill of laden
Bill of lading
Boat load
Bill of landing
A ….bill of lading always shows a specific party to receive goods, and it is not
allowed to transfer the ownership of goods to another party by endorsing
Straight
Clean
Order
On-board
A(n)…bill of lading does not guarantee that the goods have been loaded on
the vessel
On-board
Received-for-shipment
Order
Straight
Bill of lading may be issued and signed by
Carrier
Carrier’s representatives
Shipowner
One of them
Who issues the Bill of lading?
The shipper
The consignor
The consignee
None of them
Who pays the main freight if the word “FREIGHT COLLECT” is marked on a bill
of lading?
Consignor
Shipping line
Consignee
Buyer and seller share
When the customer pays for the freight of the shipment at the shipping
departure, it is called…
Prepaid
Collect or cash on delivery
Paid at destination
Unpaid
When the customer pays for the freight of the shipment at the shipping
destination it is called….
Prepaid
Freight collect
Payable at terminal
Unpaid
If the “Shipped on board date” and the “Bill of lading issuance date” in a B/L
are different, which is considered as the final “the actual shipment date”
Shipped on board date
The shipment date stated in the sales contract
Bill of lading issuance date
The shipment date stated in the L/C
What is the name of a B/L issued by the freight forwarder NVOCC?
Sea waybill
House B/L
Bearer B/L
Order B/L
Which of the following is governed by Warsaw convention?
Carriage of goods by sea
Carriage of goods by air except carriage performed under the terms of any
international postal Convention
International flights
International carriage by air except carriage performed under the
terms of any international postal Convention
Which of the following may be used to govern carriage of goods by sea?
Hamburg, Hague, Hague-Visby
Hamburg, Hague protocol 1955, Hague-Visby
Hague protocol 1955, Warsaw
A and B
If the freight is paid at port of discharge, which statement is showed on the
bill of lading?
Freight to collect
Freight prepaid
Freight commission
None of them
Which function does a B/L not to serve?
Document of title
Receipt of goods
Insurance certificate
Contract of carriage
In case the shipper requests the shipping line to state a thing different from
the real thing on the B/L, the carrier will ask for…….signed by the shipper
Bill of Lading
Sales contract
Letter of indemnity
Contract of promise
Which of the following is NOT a type of B/L?
Laden On Board
On Board
Shipment On Board
Received for Shipment
“All containers must be loaded on the vessel before the B/L can be issued to
the customer” is the definition of…
Receive for Board
On Board
Rail On Board
Received for Shipment
What is a seal on the container?
A plastic or metal device with a unique code that is secured to a
closed container
A stamp that verifies the shipment has been delivered
This is container number
This is warning information on container
What type of information should be included on a bill of lading?
Shipper’s name and address
Description of the goods
Indication of who pays the freight charges
All of the above
When a buyer is using FAS term where does his responsibility start?
At the port of loading
At the port of discharge
At the freight forwarder’s office
At the seller’s premises
What is a bill of lading?
Is a receipt for goods received, is the evidence of contract of
carriage, is a document of title
Is a ship’s certificate, is a forwarders licence, is a document of insurance
Is the final document in shipping, is a manifest, is a marine insurance
certificate
Is a receipt of money paid, is a carriers proof, is a document issued to the
government for register of a shipping line
In LCL/LCL type, ……is responsible for discharging the cargo container from
the carrying vessel and moving to a warehouse at the destination port
The carrier
The consignee
The consignor
The consignor and consignee
In carriage of goods by sea, cargo which is weighed more than 1MT per 1
CBM is
Light and bulky/measurement cargo
In bareboat chartering, the shipowner is liable for
Employing crew members
Paying wages for crew members
Operation expenses
None above
In voyage chartering, the ship owner is liable for
Employing crew members
Paying wages for crew members
Stores & supplier for the voyage
All above
Which below mentions the carrying of all items (including stores, crew’s
luggage) of a ship.
DWC
DWCC
HD
None of the above
Which below mentions capacity to carry commercial goods of a ship
DWC
DWCC
HD
LD
The kind of products suitable to carry by pipeline is
Agricultural product
High value product
Bulk cargo
Liquid
The water level long the hull when the ship is afloat
Waterline
Waterproof
Main deck
Portside
Who most likely hire a vessel with time chartering contract?
Small merchants
Shipping lines need more vessels to expand/ operate their business
Dominant merchant
Any merchants
