1)Which of the following cannot be counted as a reverse logistics network designs?

a. Recycling network design

b. Repair service network design

c. Reproduction network design

d. Production flow network design

e. Direct reuse network design

2) The logistics activity carried out from the place of production of the final products to the place of consumption is defined as ______.

a. Physical distribution logistics

b. Handling

c. Fourth party logistics

d. Third party logistics

e. Supply logistics

3)Which of the following is "business logistics", one of the widely accepted logistics definitions in the twenty-first century?

a. It is a part of the supply chain that plans, implements and controls the effective and effective flow, storage of products, services and information from the source point to the consumption point in order to meet customer needs.

b. Creating a network for organizing activities, location and staff for a shov, scheduling and deploying resources and effectively removing them after the shov.

c. None

d. To ensure the design and integration of all kinds of support activities in order to increase the operational capacity of the military forces and to ensure the readiness, reliability and efficiency of the equipment.

e. The acquisition, scheduling and management of assets are activities that support and maintain personnel and materials, service operations or the business.

4) Logistics firms or divisions deliver goods from places of lower value to the customer to places where they are of higher value, which of the following does it provide?

a. Time benefit

b. Shape benefit

c. Space benefit

d. Ownership benefit

e. Structure benefit

5)Which of the following is not one of the stacking and handling equipment used in warehouses?

a. Pallet truck

b. Reachtruck

c. Forklift

d. Stretching machine

e. Cross docking

6) In the USA, logistics costs declined from 20% of the gross national product (GNP) in the 1970s to 16% in the 1980s and 10% in 1999. These numbers are _______.

a. explains that logistics is decreasing in importance for the world.

b. It is interpreted that the year 1999 was a breaking point and that the increase should now be expected after this year.

c. indicates that the logistics costs have increased too much.

d. Proves to be a very serious drop in US GDP.

e. signifies a very serious development in logistics systems.

7)The Stock / Sales ratio graph, one of the examples of logistics that we have given in the course, shows how much of the sales made by a company is produced and sold quickly from its stocks. Thus, it is understood how quickly the sales are met. Accordingly, what does it mean that the Stock / Sales ratio was 1.6 in 1991 and 1.35 in 1999?

a. Firms' distribution activities have declined, but storage activities have increased.

b. Tax cuts are too much.

c. Firms' storage costs have increased

d. Firms' storage activities decreased, but distribution activities increased.

e. The productivity of firms has increased.

8) Which of the following is not of interest to the supply chain?

a. Distribution companies and banks

b. Credit and money transfer

c. Transport company

d. Suppliers

e. Prepare a maintenance schedule

9) Which of the following is not included in the physical distribution activities in logistics?

a. Requirement planning

b. Distribution planning

c. Final product stock management

d. Shipping

e. Order management

10) Which of the following does not come from the logistics part of the supply chain?

a. Production planning

b. Stock control

c. Push marketing strategy

d. Storage and materials management

e. Order processing