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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
Which U.S. metropolitan area boasts the highest number of warehouse workers?
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The Chicago area has the most workers employed in 77,000 warehouses. Los Angeles, New York City, Houston and Dallas round out the top 5 metro areas. Together, these metropolitan areas employ 14% of all warehouse workers in the U.S.
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The Chicago area has the most workers employed in 77,000 warehouses. Los Angeles, New York City, Houston and Dallas round out the top 5 metro areas. Together, these metropolitan areas employ 14% of all warehouse workers in the U.S.
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Question 2 of 6
2. Question
“Logistics” derives from the ancient Greek adjective,”logistikos” which translates as what?
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It means “skilled in calculating”. The first professional use of such a term came in the later Roman and Byzantine militaries where there was a position called “Logista”.
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It means “skilled in calculating”. The first professional use of such a term came in the later Roman and Byzantine militaries where there was a position called “Logista”.
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Question 3 of 6
3. Question
Truck Driver Slang – what does ‘Grossed Out’ stand for?
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It means that the gross vehicle weight is at maximum capacity; commonly 80,000 pounds.
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It means that the gross vehicle weight is at maximum capacity; commonly 80,000 pounds.
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Question 4 of 6
4. Question
The first canning factory was set up following the tin can’s patent by a British merchant. What year was it?
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The first canning factory was set up in 1813. Peter Durand was the British merchant who had developed the process based on Nicolas Appert’s methods of food preservation (who was French).
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The first canning factory was set up in 1813. Peter Durand was the British merchant who had developed the process based on Nicolas Appert’s methods of food preservation (who was French).
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Question 5 of 6
5. Question
The total footprint of all Wal-Mart stores is similar to…
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The total footprint of all Wal-Mart stores is similar to the island of Manhattan (60 km2 or 23 sq mi). Montreal is 365 km2 or 141 sq mi while Key West is 13.7 km2 or 5.3 sq mi.
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The total footprint of all Wal-Mart stores is similar to the island of Manhattan (60 km2 or 23 sq mi). Montreal is 365 km2 or 141 sq mi while Key West is 13.7 km2 or 5.3 sq mi.
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Question 6 of 6
6. Question
What is the capacity of the Boeing 747 Dreamlifter’s cargo hold?
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The Boeing 747 Dreamlifter has a cargo hold with a capacity of 65,000 cu.ft. – about the equivalent of 2,300 sq.ft. of warehouse space at 28’ clear.
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The Boeing 747 Dreamlifter has a cargo hold with a capacity of 65,000 cu.ft. – about the equivalent of 2,300 sq.ft. of warehouse space at 28’ clear.
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