国际货运代理资格考试专业英语-7
1.According to UCP600, the terms "end" of a month in the letter of credit shall be construed as ______.
A from the 15th to the last day of the month
B from the 16th to the last day of the month
C from the 21st to the last day of the month
D from the 20th to the last day of the month
2.According to UCP600, the terms "second half" of a month in the letter of credit shall be construed as ______.
A from the 15th to the last day of the month
B from the 15th to the 31st of the month
C from the 16th to the last day of the month
D from the 16th to the 31st of the month
3.Which of the following words applying to any date or period in the credit referring to shipment will be understood to include the date mentioned?______
A until
B from
C to
D till
4.According to UCP600, the terms "beginning" of a month in the letter of credit shall be construed as ______.
A from the 1st to the last day of the month
B from the 1st to the 5th of the month
C from the 1st to the10th of the month
D from the 1st to the 15th of the month
5.Which of the following expressions are not suitable for stipulating the time for shipment?______
A quick
B immediately
C prompt
D as soon as possible
6.The scope of freight forwarder"s service on behalf of consignees includes ______.
A pack the goods for export
B attend to foreign exchange transactions
C weigh and measure the goods
D take delivery of the goods from the carrier
7.A ______ is able to attend to any of the procedural and documentary procedure on behalf of the consignor or consignee.
A shipper
B carrier
C ship"s owner
D freight forwarder
8.The scope of freight forwarder"s service on behalf of shipper includes ______.
A always arrange warehousing of the goods
B issue relevant documents to the carrier, such as FCR or FCT
C pursue claims against the carrier when the goods arrive
D book space with selected carrier
9.The scope of freight forwarder"s service on behalf of exporter includes ______.
A book space with selected consignor
B pay the freight to the consignee
C arrange export customs clearance
D arrange import customs clearance
10.The following services ______ are performed by the freight forwarder on behalf of the importer.
A monitor the movement of goods
B check all relevant documents
C deliver the cleared goods to the consignee
D pursue claims against the exporter
11.The freight forwarder assists the consignee in pursuing claims against the ______ for loss of the goods or damage to them if necessary.
A shipper
B carrier
C receiver
D charterer
12.It is usually the ______ who issues relevant documents such as Forwarder"s Certificate of Receipt, Forwarder"s Certificate of Transport, etc.
A consignor
B consignee
C freight forwarder
D carrier
13.A freight forwarder shall take into account the route, the mode of transport and applicable regulations, if any, in the ______.
A country of export
B country of import
C country of transshipment
D transit countries
14.The freight forwarder, on behalf of the ______, has the right to deliver the cleared goods to the consignee.
A exporter
B importer
C carrier
D consignor
15.Which of the following risks are covered by the All Risks coverage of PICC Ocean Marine Cargo Clauses?______
A war and fire
B strike and delay
C aflatoxin and on deck
D heavy weather and fire
16.Which of the following coverage does not cover partial loss or damage resulting from natural calamities?______
A WA
B FPA
C Institute Cargo Clause
D Institute Cargo Clause
17.The marine cargo insurance premium rates may vary depending on factors such as ______.
A type of the goods
B value of the goods
C mode of transport
D type of risks covered
18.WPA is one of the ______.
A basic risks
B additional risks
C special additional risks
D general additional risks
19.______ is described in the policy as fortuitous partial loss, that is, loss of goods that have suffered from accident or mishap during transportation, either partially or totally.
A average
B with average
C particular average
D general average
20.Which of the following risks is not covered by the All Risks coverage of marine cargo transportation insurance?______
A marine perils
B stranding
C pilferage
D inherent vice
21.The Free from Particular Average of marine cargo transportation insurance covers risks of ______.
A riots and civil disturbance
B total loss caused natural calamities
C general average
D delay of goods
22.Partial losses incurred as a result of specific casualties such as ______ are covered in FPA.
A burning of the vessel
B earthquake
C stranding
D sinking
23.Which of the following risks belong to special additional risks?______
A riots and civil disturbance
B war and strike
C rejection and on deck
D delay of goods
24.The booking note is issued by the ______ requesting allocation of shipment space.
A carrier to the agent
B carrier to the shipper
C shipper to the carrier
D carrier to consignee
25.AN NVOCC is a(n) ______ who operates regular scheduled services.
A shipper
B carrier
C receiver
D charterer
26.To the actual shipper, the NVOCC is a ______ while to the actual carrier, he is a ______.
A actual carrier……carrier
B carrier……shipper
C shipper……carrier
D carrier……consignee
27.The ______ is issued by the shipper to the carrier requesting allocation of shipment space.
A cargo manifest
B mate"s receipt
C booking note
D delivery order
28.Which of the following documents can be issued by a carrier?______
A bill of lading
B mate"s receipt
C booking note
D delivery order
29.When the goods arrives at the port of destination, the ______ issues an Arrival Notice informing the notify party of the cargo discharge point and other information.
A shipper
B carrier
C receiver
D consignee
30.All bills of lading should be signed either the______ or______.
A notify party……carrier
B carrier……shipper
C consignor……consignee
D carrier……his agent
31.A document signed by the Chief Office acknowledging the receipt of cargo on board ship, and later exchanged for a B/L is called ______.
A sea waybill
B mate"s receipt
C booking note
D delivery order
32.Which of the following descriptions are true about NVOCC?______
A he operates a regular scheduled service
B he owns or operates the vessel
C he provides a useful service by providing group age or consolidation services
D he assumes double roles relationship with carrier and shipper
33.Documentary credit means payment against ______ instead of against ______.
A goods……documents
B acceptance……confirmation
C documents……acceptance
D documents……goods
34.Detailed provisions dealing with the operation of documentary credit can be found in______.
A ICC
B UCP
C INCOTERMS
D CMR convention
35.In a revocable credit, it is the ______ who has the right to revoke the credit.
A buyer
B seller
C advising bank
D issuing bank
36.The ______ bank should ensure that the seller"s documents are drawn up in accordance with the credit terms before such documents are paid for and forwards to the ______ bank for final reimbursement.
A issuing……negotiating
B advising……paying
C negotiating……issuing
D paying……advising
37.The banks on the buyer"s side on L/C arrangement are ______.
A issuing bank
B advising bank
C negotiating bank
D paying bank
38.______ published by the ICC contains detailed provisions dealing with the operation of documentary credit.
A Hague Rules
B UCP600
C Incoterms2000
D CMR convention
39.In the practice of L/C transaction, the buyer is not required to pay for the goods until the arrival of the relevant ______.
A B/L
B invoice
C documents stipulated by L/C
D L/C
40.Which of the following statements are true about documentary credit?______
A documentary credit means payment against document instead of against goods
B all the documentary credits are operated through banks
C the buyers is not required to pay for the goods until the arrival of the relevant shipping documents
D the documents transfer title to the goods