NIGP CPP CERTIFICATION 73 QUESTIONS
2026 EXAM SCRIPT WITH DETAILED
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
⩥ A procurement of goods is being contemplated for which there are
international sources. The value of the goods far exceeds the dollar
thresholds of the World Trade Organization Agreement on Government
Procurement. If the contract doesn't validly specify a choice of
governing law, what "sale of goods" law should apply to this
procurement of goods?
o
The local jurisdiction's laws governing the sale of goods should apply
regardless of the fact that the supplier may be international.
o It doesn't matter since the contracting parties can choose what terms
and condition will apply to the contract.
o The U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
("CISG") should apply.
o Intellectual Property laws will be the determining factor in choosing
the governing law of the contract..
Answer: The U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of
Goods ("CISG") should apply.
⩥ The discipline responsible for the movement, routing, distribution,
transportation, and coordination activities that apply to goods delivery
and/or service performance..
,Answer: Logistics Management
⩥ The type of average that indicates the most frequent instance of a
number or happening. The number in a distribution that occurs the most
frequently..
Answer: Mode
⩥ The minimum weight, as defined by law, of a shipment entitled to a
reduced freight rate. 2. The shipment amount that fills a freight car (or
truck). 3. A load that fills the maximum capacity of a transporting unit..
Answer: Carload
⩥ A quantity of freight to which truckload rates apply; indicates full
truckload as opposed to LT (Less than Truckload) shipment. Motor
carriers will charge less per CWT if a shipper is moving fill truckloads
(TL)..
Answer: Truckload
⩥ Generally, a contractor or supplier who ultimately receives monetary
payment (grant funds) from the grantee as a result of rendering
contractual goods and services in satisfaction of a contract that was
funded by the grant..
Answer: Third Party
, ⩥ Occurs when a device is partially degraded during manufacturing and
handling, yet it meets product test specification and is ultimately shipped
to a customer..
Answer: Latent Damage
⩥ A fee charged by a carrier against a consignee, consignor, or other
responsible party to compensate for the detention of the carrier's
equipment in excess of allowable free time for loading, unloading, re-
consigning, or stopping in transit. The term is also used by suppliers of
material delivered in a variety of returnable containers, such as gas
cylinders, rail containers, and equipment.
Answer: Demurrage
⩥ Loose wood, matting, or similar material used to keep a cargo in
position in a ship's hold..
Answer: Dunnage
⩥ A term in international commercial law specifying at what point
respective obligations, costs, and risk involved in the delivery of goods
shift from the seller to the buyer under the Incoterms standard published
by the International Chamber of Commerce..
Answer: FOB
⩥ The is the term for a third-party logistics provider that manages the
transportation needs of another organization..
2026 EXAM SCRIPT WITH DETAILED
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A+
⩥ A procurement of goods is being contemplated for which there are
international sources. The value of the goods far exceeds the dollar
thresholds of the World Trade Organization Agreement on Government
Procurement. If the contract doesn't validly specify a choice of
governing law, what "sale of goods" law should apply to this
procurement of goods?
o
The local jurisdiction's laws governing the sale of goods should apply
regardless of the fact that the supplier may be international.
o It doesn't matter since the contracting parties can choose what terms
and condition will apply to the contract.
o The U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
("CISG") should apply.
o Intellectual Property laws will be the determining factor in choosing
the governing law of the contract..
Answer: The U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of
Goods ("CISG") should apply.
⩥ The discipline responsible for the movement, routing, distribution,
transportation, and coordination activities that apply to goods delivery
and/or service performance..
,Answer: Logistics Management
⩥ The type of average that indicates the most frequent instance of a
number or happening. The number in a distribution that occurs the most
frequently..
Answer: Mode
⩥ The minimum weight, as defined by law, of a shipment entitled to a
reduced freight rate. 2. The shipment amount that fills a freight car (or
truck). 3. A load that fills the maximum capacity of a transporting unit..
Answer: Carload
⩥ A quantity of freight to which truckload rates apply; indicates full
truckload as opposed to LT (Less than Truckload) shipment. Motor
carriers will charge less per CWT if a shipper is moving fill truckloads
(TL)..
Answer: Truckload
⩥ Generally, a contractor or supplier who ultimately receives monetary
payment (grant funds) from the grantee as a result of rendering
contractual goods and services in satisfaction of a contract that was
funded by the grant..
Answer: Third Party
, ⩥ Occurs when a device is partially degraded during manufacturing and
handling, yet it meets product test specification and is ultimately shipped
to a customer..
Answer: Latent Damage
⩥ A fee charged by a carrier against a consignee, consignor, or other
responsible party to compensate for the detention of the carrier's
equipment in excess of allowable free time for loading, unloading, re-
consigning, or stopping in transit. The term is also used by suppliers of
material delivered in a variety of returnable containers, such as gas
cylinders, rail containers, and equipment.
Answer: Demurrage
⩥ Loose wood, matting, or similar material used to keep a cargo in
position in a ship's hold..
Answer: Dunnage
⩥ A term in international commercial law specifying at what point
respective obligations, costs, and risk involved in the delivery of goods
shift from the seller to the buyer under the Incoterms standard published
by the International Chamber of Commerce..
Answer: FOB
⩥ The is the term for a third-party logistics provider that manages the
transportation needs of another organization..
