MSSC CLA TEST Complete Mock Exam
What is the primary role of a logistics associate?
To manage and coordinate the supply chain and logistics processes.
Which document is essential for tracking shipments?
Bill of Lading.
What does the term "just-in-time" inventory mean?
Inventory management strategy that aligns production with demand.
What is the purpose of a warehouse management system (WMS)?
To optimize warehouse operations and inventory management.
What does "FIFO" stand for in inventory management?
First In, First Out.
Which of the following is a benefit of effective supply chain management?
Reduced costs and improved customer satisfaction.
What is the primary goal of inventory control?
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, To maintain optimal inventory levels while minimizing costs.
What does "reverse logistics" refer to?
The process of moving goods from their final destination for the purpose of return or
disposal.
What is the significance of demand forecasting in logistics?
It helps businesses predict customer demand and plan inventory accordingly.
What is a common challenge faced in logistics management?
Meeting customer delivery expectations.
Which transportation mode is most commonly used for long-distance shipments?
Rail transport.
What does "cross-docking" involve?
Unloading materials from an incoming shipment and loading them directly onto outbound
shipments.
What is the role of a freight forwarder?
To arrange transportation and logistics for shipments.
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What is the primary role of a logistics associate?
To manage and coordinate the supply chain and logistics processes.
Which document is essential for tracking shipments?
Bill of Lading.
What does the term "just-in-time" inventory mean?
Inventory management strategy that aligns production with demand.
What is the purpose of a warehouse management system (WMS)?
To optimize warehouse operations and inventory management.
What does "FIFO" stand for in inventory management?
First In, First Out.
Which of the following is a benefit of effective supply chain management?
Reduced costs and improved customer satisfaction.
What is the primary goal of inventory control?
1
, To maintain optimal inventory levels while minimizing costs.
What does "reverse logistics" refer to?
The process of moving goods from their final destination for the purpose of return or
disposal.
What is the significance of demand forecasting in logistics?
It helps businesses predict customer demand and plan inventory accordingly.
What is a common challenge faced in logistics management?
Meeting customer delivery expectations.
Which transportation mode is most commonly used for long-distance shipments?
Rail transport.
What does "cross-docking" involve?
Unloading materials from an incoming shipment and loading them directly onto outbound
shipments.
What is the role of a freight forwarder?
To arrange transportation and logistics for shipments.
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