The World of Paperwork

1. 1. Paperwork in the world of business is ................

• nothing important

• matters

• everything

• something I don't like

1. 1. Paperwork in the world of logistics and Supply Chain can be ................

2. or .................... .

• a success

• hard work

• everything

• a success .... a failure

To do the packing list, you need details about ....................

• products

• sizes, shapes and weight

• colours if any

• packaging

Warehouse is ....................

• a place of storaging of stocks of goods and products

• a huge building used by maufacturers, importers

• stores in a factory, or a company

• a building for storing goods used by manufacturers, importers, ........, transport businesses

Freight is ....................

• stocks of goods and products sold through sea cargo, or trailers

• goods transported in bulk by truck, train, ship or aircraft

• goods in a factory, or a shipping vessel on the waqy to destinations

• a vessel carrying goods to their setinations overseas or in the domestic ports and stations

It is ....................

• ceiling blueprint

• Autocad Ceiling Electrical Plan

• Electrical drawing by computer using the AutoCAD program

• a blueprint carrying ceiling plan to install electricity in a place

It is ....................

• Gas Bill

• Fuel Bill

• Electrical drawing by computer using the AutoCAD program

• Dual Fuel Payment Bill

What is the purpose of a shipping vessel?

• To store goods in a factory

• To transport goods to their destinations overseas

• To carry stocks of goods and products through sea cargo

• To transport goods in bulk by truck, train, ship, or aircraft

What is the function of a warehouse?

• To store goods in a factory

• To transport goods to their destinations overseas

• To carry stocks of goods and products through sea cargo

• To transport goods in bulk by truck, train, ship, or aircraft

What is the function of Loading Robot in a Smart warehouse?

• To Load goods in a warehouse

• To transport goods to their destinations overseas

• To carry stocks of goods and products through sea cargo

• To transport goods in bulk by truck, train, ship, or aircraft