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Which one of the following would not be likely to represent a technologically-advanced solution in warehousing management development?
Answer : D
RFQ, which of course, stands for 'Request For Quotation'.
The others are:
Radio Frequency Identification
Warehouse Management System
Automatic Guided Vehicle(s)
all of which are in use in modern warehouse or distribution facilities.
(L3M6)
Which organisation was established in 1992 as a forum for international action on climate change?
Answer : C
UNFCCC.
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
I guess, having re-visited this QUESTION NO : in 2022, originally written in 2020, the 'CC' at the end of the possible answers, reduces the risk of people selecting a wrong answer.
Doesn't work for 'MCC' though as that stands for 'Marylebone Cricket Club' which was founded in 1787, and is 'the guardian of the laws of cricket'. (Source: MCC)
Complete this phrase. 'The use of the...'
Answer : D
Cube.
Indicating that people, unless made consciously aware, tend to under-use the dimension of height, using depth and breadth readily. For illustrations, check aerial photographs of many US cities (sprawl), or check the inside of your fridge. In warehousing and storage, such an approach can be a very costly error - so 'maximise use of the cube'.
UNFCCC negotiations led to which agreement in 2015, on the subject of limiting the extent of global warming? Countries agreed, in those discussions, to limit their emissions by 2030.
Answer : C
Paris, 2015
The traditional (ie non-environmentally friendly) manufacturing model has been described as:
Answer : C
'Take, make and dispose' is the correct answer.
An uncomfortable yet accurate description of human behaviour in the developed world over the last century or more.
