1. What does the term subletting mean?*

A. The charterer can sell the ship

B. The ship owner can refuse the charters cargo

C. The ship owner can substitute cargo to fill the ship

D. The charterer can substitute cargo to fill the ship

2. This exchange is a very old London-Based institution for the exchange of shipping information.*

A.Nasdaq

B .BIMO

C. Piraeus

D. Baltic

3. The document drawn up after conclusion of negotiations is called a __________________.*

A. Booking Note

B. Contract

C . Charter Party

D. Receipt of Carriage

4. This is the number of days of free time allowed for both loading and discharging*

A. Days all purposes

B. Clear Days

C. Free in and out

D. Laydays

5. Through what type of companies are almost all project awarded?*

A.Project engineering companies

B. Freight Forwarder

C. Bidding Companies

D. Shipping Line

6. This charge relates to costs associated with waiting time due to delays at airports*

A. Valuation

B. Demurrage

C. Ferry

D. Layover

7.What does the term supercargo mean?*

A. A person representing the ship owner, travelling on the ship

B. A person representing the charter, travelling on the ship

C. Very dense cargo.

D. Extra cargo shipped, but not booked

8. Which of the below is not part of a bulk terminal?*

A. Crawler Crane

B. Loading Spout

C. Grabber Crane

D. Gantry Crane

9. Who regulates the right of an aircraft to operate in a specific airspace?*

A. Individual Country

B. FIATA

C. IMO

D. IATA

10.What is the definition of a consecutive charter?*

A. Chartered for one voyage only

B. Vessel is leaded from the owner by the charterer

C. Chartered for a specific duration

D. Chartered for several voyages