Business English | Logistics Vocabulary
Logistics Vocabulary Practice Exercise - Part 3
Green Logistics, International Transport and Global Supply Chains
Interactive Business English Vocabulary Training
Sustainability and international trade are becoming increasingly important parts of modern logistics. Professionals need English vocabulary for green logistics, last-mile delivery, fuel consumption, recyclable packaging, carbon reduction, intermodal transport, global shipping, customs regulations and international supply chains. This exercise helps you practise these expressions in realistic logistics contexts.
How to use the exercise:
Read each sentence and choose the correct word or expression.
The correct answer appears automatically in the sentence.
Correct answers are shown in green and incorrect answers in red.
Score: 0 / 20
Logistics Vocabulary - Questions 41-60
Choose the correct logistics word or expression
41. Green logistics focuses on reducing
______
impact.
a) financial (Finanz)
b) environmental (Umwelt)
c) physical (Physisch)
42. Electric vehicles are becoming popular for
______
delivery.
a) last-mile (Letzte Meile)
b) first-mile (Erste Meile)
c) mid-mile (Mittlere Meile)
43. Optimizing routes reduces
______
consumption and emissions.
a) electricity (Strom)
b) energy (Energie)
c) fuel (Treibstoff)
44. Recyclable
______
materials are increasingly used in logistics.
a) packaging (Verpackung)
b) routing (Routenplanung)
c) shipping (Versand)
45. Carbon offset programs help logistics companies meet
______
targets.
a) delivery (Lieferung)
b) sustainability (Nachhaltigkeit)
c) cost (Kosten)
46. Intermodal transport reduces reliance on a single mode of
______.
a) warehousing (Lagerung)
b) packaging (Verpackung)
c) transportation (Transport)
47. Consolidating
______
minimizes the number of trips needed.
a) shipments (Sendungen)
b) employees (Mitarbeiter)
c) warehouses (Lagerhäuser)
48. Energy-efficient
______
save on operational costs.
a) drones (Drohnen)
b) warehouses (Lagerhäuser)
c) trucks (Lastwagen)
49. Reverse logistics supports
______
and reuse of materials.
a) production (Produktion)
b) storage (Lagerung)
c) recycling (Recycling)
50. Companies are investing in
______
energy for logistics operations.
a) renewable (Erneuerbare)
b) expensive (Teure)
c) stored (Gespeicherte)
51. International logistics requires compliance with various
______
regulations.
a) employee (Mitarbeiter)
b) customs (Zoll)
c) packaging (Verpackung)
52. Containerization has revolutionized
______
shipping.
a) regional (Regional)
b) local (Lokal)
c) global (Global)
53. Air freight is the fastest but most
______
mode of transportation.
a) expensive (Teuer)
b) affordable (Erschwinglich)
c) slow (Langsam)
54. Shipping goods by sea is cost-effective for
______
volumes.
a) small (Kleine)
b) large (Große)
c) minimal (Minimale)
55. Trade agreements impact logistics
______
and costs.
a) schedules (Zeitpläne)
b) vehicles (Fahrzeuge)
c) routes (Routen)
56. Ports are critical nodes in the
______
supply chain.
a) global (Global)
b) local (Lokal)
c) regional (Regional)
57. Global logistics requires careful coordination across
______.
a) countries (Länder)
b) time zones (Zeitzonen)
c) shipping lanes (Versandwege)
58. Currency
______
affect international freight costs.
a) conversions (Umrechnungen)
b) stabilization (Stabilisierung)
c) fluctuations (Schwankungen)
59. Logistics hubs are strategically located for efficient
______
distribution.
a) global (Global)
b) domestic (Inland)
c) regional (Regional)
60. Digital transformation is driving
______
in global logistics.
a) confusion (Verwirrung)
b) innovation (Innovation)
c) delays (Verzögerungen)