Quiz: international 1-20


international 1-20Online version emdedef by pula ventura 1 1. Which of the following transformations are insufficient? a The placement of marks b Ironing of textiles and textile articles. c Painting and polishing. d They are all correct. 2 2. Who issues the certificates of origin? a The Chambers of Commerce. b The importer c The customs agent. d The exporter 3 3. If we import fabrics and dyes and transform them into clothing using highly developed technology, what method will we use to establish whether the transformation has been sufficient to give the products a different origin? a Value added method. b Method of entirely obtained materials. c Phase method of the production process. d Method of change of tariff heading. 4 4. What of the following activities makes the difference from a customs free zone versus a customs free deposit? a conditioning b holding a special permit from the tax department c transformation process d warehousing 5 5. Customs authorities have greatest impact in the foreign trade environment. What is the least important role that plays customs? a revenues by tax collection b control c security d information and statistics 6 6. The customs value of a merchandise is: a It is the tax base tor the calculation of the customs tax. b Answer a) and c) are correct c The tax rate, the so-called tariff rate. d The tax debt, called customs debt. 7 7. When goods at customs, once the clearance procedure is duly completed, that means: a merchandise is free of duties b goods are ready for unloading c merchandise is authorized for release d goods are deposited at customs control area 8 8. How can rules of origin distort trade flows worldwide? a promoting off-shoring production b none of the above c permitting trade deflection d due to higher cost for importing goods from third countries 9 9.What is the convention that regulates the international transport of goods by road, applicable to the majority of European states among other neighbouring countries? a FBL b CMR c CIM d AWB 10 10.Which of the following means of transport are considered surface carriage? a road courier, road cargo and train b road and train c pipeline, road and train d river channels, road and train 11 11.What method will we use to determine the origin of industrial products in which materials not originating from the country of manufacture have been incorporated (30% of the total value), and the remaining 70% is made up of national materials, labor, manufacturing costs, benefits ...? a Value added method. b Phase method of the production process. c Method of change of tariff heading. d Method of entirely obtained materials. 12 12. What of the following functions are NOT applicable to the rules of origin? a measure of a countrys commercial balance b none of the above c to collect custom duties d to collect statistics 13 13. Please indicate the correct statement: a One of the tariff barriers in application of the rules of origin is anti-dumping duties. b The provenance and origin of the goods are two concepts that identify the same thing c The origin of the goods can be preferential or non-preferential d There is a single tariff for all countries, but it is different depending on the type of merchandise 14 14.Choose the wrong option from the following statements on the customs status of community goods. a The mechanisms entirely obtained in the TAU have it b Goods from third countries released for free circulation in a member state have it. c Only community goods have it. d It implies that goods can circulate freely between member states 15 15. It is not a driver of air transport evolution in the recent economy: a technology b socio-economic c labour d political 16 16. Multimodality in International transport means: a all transport means used are subject to the bill of lading contract b goods are packed on harmonized type of pallets c transportation might be intermodal d that transport liability is supported by the FBL contract (CHAT) 17 17. What of the following methods of originating is not accepted to determine origin of goods? a goods transiting for more than 2 different customs territories b special technical requirement c wholly obtained from the sea d change of tariff heading 18 18. Choose the correct option from the statements on rules of origin: a They only apply to goods from third countries b They are only valid with EFTA countries c They establish the order of importation of the merchandise in customs d They only apply between EU countries 19 19. Which of the following differential factors between modes of surface transport are strictly optimal for the railroad? a any nature of merchandise b nign cost of service c short delivery times d high load capacity 20 20.Which of the following factors motivate the regulation of carriage transportation, in terms of licenses, authorizations and permits? a fulfillment of fiscal (tax) obligations b all of the above c the use of public infrastructures d compliance with road safety regulations and labour safety

1

1. Which of the following transformations are insufficient?

a

The placement of marks

b

Ironing of textiles and textile articles.

c

Painting and polishing.

d

They are all correct.

2

2. Who issues the certificates of origin?

a

The Chambers of Commerce.

b

The importer

c

The customs agent.

d

The exporter

3

3. If we import fabrics and dyes and transform them into clothing using highly developed technology, what method will we use to establish whether the transformation has been sufficient to give the products a different origin?

a

Value added method.

b

Method of entirely obtained materials.

c

Phase method of the production process.

d

Method of change of tariff heading.

4

4. What of the following activities makes the difference from a customs free zone versus a customs free deposit?

a

conditioning

b

holding a special permit from the tax department

c

transformation process

d

warehousing

5

5. Customs authorities have greatest impact in the foreign trade environment. What is the least important role that plays customs?

a

revenues by tax collection

b

control

c

security

d

information and statistics

6

6. The customs value of a merchandise is:

a

It is the tax base tor the calculation of the customs tax.

b

Answer a) and c) are correct

c

The tax rate, the so-called tariff rate.

d

The tax debt, called customs debt.

7

7. When goods at customs, once the clearance procedure is duly completed, that means:

a

merchandise is free of duties

b

goods are ready for unloading

c

merchandise is authorized for release

d

goods are deposited at customs control area

8

8. How can rules of origin distort trade flows worldwide?

a

promoting off-shoring production

b

none of the above

c

permitting trade deflection

d

due to higher cost for importing goods from third countries

9

9.What is the convention that regulates the international transport of goods by road, applicable to the majority of European states among other neighbouring countries?

a

FBL

b

CMR

c

CIM

d

AWB

10

10.Which of the following means of transport are considered surface carriage?

a

road courier, road cargo and train

b

road and train

c

pipeline, road and train

d

river channels, road and train

11

11.What method will we use to determine the origin of industrial products in which materials not originating from the country of manufacture have been incorporated (30% of the total value), and the remaining 70% is made up of national materials, labor, manufacturing costs, benefits ...?

a

Value added method.

b

Phase method of the production process.

c

Method of change of tariff heading.

d

Method of entirely obtained materials.

12

12. What of the following functions are NOT applicable to the rules of origin?

a

measure of a countrys commercial balance

b

none of the above

c

to collect custom duties

d

to collect statistics

13

13. Please indicate the correct statement:

a

One of the tariff barriers in application of the rules of origin is anti-dumping duties.

b

The provenance and origin of the goods are two concepts that identify the same thing

c

The origin of the goods can be preferential or non-preferential

d

There is a single tariff for all countries, but it is different depending on the type of merchandise

14

14.Choose the wrong option from the following statements on the customs status of community goods.

a

The mechanisms entirely obtained in the TAU have it

b

Goods from third countries released for free circulation in a member state have it.

c

Only community goods have it.

d

It implies that goods can circulate freely between member states

15

15. It is not a driver of air transport evolution in the recent economy:

a

technology

b

socio-economic

c

labour

d

political

16

16. Multimodality in International transport means:

a

all transport means used are subject to the bill of lading contract

b

goods are packed on harmonized type of pallets

c

transportation might be intermodal

d

that transport liability is supported by the FBL contract (CHAT)

17

17. What of the following methods of originating is not accepted to determine origin of goods?

a

goods transiting for more than 2 different customs territories

b

special technical requirement

c

wholly obtained from the sea

d

change of tariff heading

18

18. Choose the correct option from the statements on rules of origin:

a

They only apply to goods from third countries

b

They are only valid with EFTA countries

c

They establish the order of importation of the merchandise in customs

d

They only apply between EU countries

19

19. Which of the following differential factors between modes of surface transport are strictly optimal for the railroad?

a

any nature of merchandise

b

nign cost of service

c

short delivery times

d

high load capacity

20

20.Which of the following factors motivate the regulation of carriage transportation, in terms of licenses, authorizations and permits?

a

fulfillment of fiscal (tax) obligations

b

all of the above

c

the use of public infrastructures

d

compliance with road safety regulations and labour safety

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international 1-20Online version

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1. Which of the following transformations are insufficient?

2. Who issues the certificates of origin?

3. If we import fabrics and dyes and transform them into clothing using highly developed technology, what method will we use to establish whether the transformation has been sufficient to give the products a different origin?

4. What of the following activities makes the difference from a customs free zone versus a customs free deposit?

5. Customs authorities have greatest impact in the foreign trade environment. What is the least important role that plays customs?

6. The customs value of a merchandise is:

7. When goods at customs, once the clearance procedure is duly completed, that means:

8. How can rules of origin distort trade flows worldwide?

9.What is the convention that regulates the international transport of goods by road, applicable to the majority of European states among other neighbouring countries?

10.Which of the following means of transport are considered surface carriage?

11.What method will we use to determine the origin of industrial products in which materials not originating from the country of manufacture have been incorporated (30% of the total value), and the remaining 70% is made up of national materials, labor, manufacturing costs, benefits ...?

12. What of the following functions are NOT applicable to the rules of origin?

13. Please indicate the correct statement:

14.Choose the wrong option from the following statements on the customs status of community goods.

15. It is not a driver of air transport evolution in the recent economy:

16. Multimodality in International transport means:

17. What of the following methods of originating is not accepted to determine origin of goods?

18. Choose the correct option from the statements on rules of origin:

19. Which of the following differential factors between modes of surface transport are strictly optimal for the railroad?

20.Which of the following factors motivate the regulation of carriage transportation, in terms of licenses, authorizations and permits?

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