Choose the correct answer and write down only the letter $($A $$ D$)$ next to the question number $(15)$ on your answer page, for example, $1.$ B$.$

$1.$ Which of the following are supply chain activities?

a$.$ Ensuring the customer received the right product at the right place in the right condition, for the right cost at the right time.

b$.$ Focuses on the procurement of materials and transforming materials into a finished product.

c$.$ Includes the management of all activities involved in the procurement.

d$.$ All of the above are correct

e$.$ None of the above are correct $(1)$

$2.$ The distribution network...

a$.$ Provides the basic physical infrastructure where the downstream side of the supply chain operates

b$.$ provides the reliable movement of materials at a reduced cost.

c$.$ is the most expensive value link in the supply chain network

d$.$ All of the above are correct

e$.$ More than one of the above is correct $(1)$

$3.$ Which of the following statements best describe an IT dashboard?

a$.$ A dashboard is a visual display of the most important information needed to achieve one or more objectives

b$.$ All the information of a dashboard fits onto one computer screen.

c$.$ Customers use this system to rate an organisation$$s service

d$.$ All of the above are correct

e$.$ More than one of the above is correct $(1)$

$4.$ A key factor that affects the supply chain network modelling is:

a$.$ Transform information from data into knowledge

b$.$ Organisational structure

c$.$ Government policies where plants are located, local culture and foreign investment policy

d$.$ Determines salaries and wages

e$.$ All of the above $(1)$

$5.$ Which of the following statements is NOT correct?

a$.$ The key to managing the logistics function is total cost analysis

b$.$ As markets become more advanced, increasing demands are being placed on the logistic process.

c$.$ JIT is an acronym for Juggle in Time

d$.$ Objectives must be measurable

e$.$ Variability occurs in almost all supply chain and logistics processes