14 Many_________ products expose the public to serious health and safety risks that can range from mild injuries to lethal consequences.
(A) counterfeit
(B) countermeasure
(C) counteract
(D) countervailing

10 Establishing _________ between the private sectors and the customs administration can improve customs control and trade facilitation, which can greatly benefit the economic growth of legitimate enterprises. (A) proprietorship (B) competition (C) hostility(D) partnership

11_________ occurs when the exporter sells the goods at a price lower than the normal value in the international market, causing major damage or major threat to certain industries of the importing country. (A) Infringement (B) Exemption (C) Dumping (D) Smuggling

12 Which of the following expressions regarding “goods wholly obtained or produced in a country” is false? (A) The production of goods without the addition of any non-originating materials. (B) The production of goods involves more than one country. (C) Products taken from the seabed or beneath the seabed outside the territorial sea of that country, provided that country has the right of exploitation. (D) Products of sea-fishing taken from the sea by vessels registered in that country.

13 The cargo_________ is the prime document for control of imported goods, providing basic information to identify the cargo. (A) manure (B) manicure (C) manifest(D) maniac

15 A port of_________ is a place where a vessel unloads some or all of its shipments. (A) disregard(B) discharge(C) discourage (D) embarkation

16 In times of lockdowns,_________outdated paper-based business processes is urgently needed to keep businesses running. (A) decentralizing (B) digitizing (C) demolishing (D) decomposing

17 A proprietor of a registered trademark may provide the Customs with_________or equivalent assurance for detention of articles that are suspected of infringing the rights in the trademark. (A) a security deposit (B) an airway bill (C) a proforma invoice (D) an import permit

18 Customs valuation refers to the appraisal of the value of imported goods in order to assess the amount of customs duties at _________ . (A) the exchange rates (B) the fixed interest rates (C) the ad valorem rates(D) the specific rates

19 Imported goods are given a_________to ensure the appropriate amount of duties and taxes get paid. (A) drawback code (B) model code (C) unified business code (D) tariff classification code

20 The Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) codes are made up of the following, except _________. (A) chapters (B) rates (C) headings(D) sections