报检英语-第六章.ppt
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1、 Inspection and Quarantine Declaration EnglishSun ShengyongChapter Six Exercises of Practice of Inspection DeclarationUnit 1C h o o s e t h e B e s t Answer for Each of the Following QuestionsUnit 1 1-5 ACAAD;6-10 DDBAB;11-15DBDDA;16-20CBCCD;21-25BDCAB;26-30CBBDB;31-35BADBD;36-40CDACA;41-45DBADB;46-
2、50DCBDB;51-55CDABB;56-60AAABD;61-65BAADC;66-70DAACB;71-75ACADB;76-80CDCAB;81-85CDCCC;86-89BDAAUnit 2Multiple AnswersUnit 2 1.ACD;2.BCD;3.ABD;4.ABCD;5.ACD;6.ABC;7.ABD;8.AD;9.ABCD;10.BCD;11.ABD;12.AB;13.AC;14.ACDUnit 3True or FalseUnit 3 1-5TTFFF;6-10FFFTF;11-15FTTFF;16-20FTTTF;21-25TTTTT;26-30FTFTT;3
3、1-35FFFTT;36-40FFFFT;41-45TTFTF;46-50FFTTF;51-55FTFFT;56-60TTTTT;61-65TTTFT;66-70FFFTF;71-75TTTTT;76TFTFT;81-85FFFTF;86-90TTTTF;91-95TTTTT;96-100FTTTFUnit 4 Brief Answer of QuestionsUnit 4 1.International trade can be defined as the exchange of goods and services produced in one country with those p
4、roduced in another sufficient.Unit 4 2.The distribution of natural resources is uneven. Some countries are abundant in resources, while elsewhere reserves are scarce or even nonexistent. And a country may be rich in some resources but poor in others. Thats why international trade first began.Unit 4
5、3.If, when drawing up their contract, buyer and seller have some commonly understood rules to specifically refer to, they can be sure of defining their respective responsibilities simply and safely. In so doing they eliminate any possibility of misunderstanding and subsequent dispute.Unit 4 4.A cont
6、ract is an agreement which sets forth binding obligations of the relevant parties. If the party that fails to fulfill his contractual obligations may be sued and forced to make compensation.Unit 4 5.For the exporter there is the risk of buyer default. The importer might fail to pay in full for the g
7、oods. He might go bankrupt; his government might, for various reasons, ban trade with the exporting country or ban imports of certain commodities; the buyer might run into difficulties getting the foreign exchange to pay for the goods. It is even possible that the buyer is not reliable and simply re
8、fuses to pay the agreed amount on various excuses. For the importer, there is the risk that the shipment will be delayed, and he might only receive them long after payment. The delay may be caused by problems in production or transportation, and such delays may lead to loss of business. There is als
9、o a risk that wrong goods might be sent as a result of negligence of the exporter or simply because of his lack of integrity.Unit 4 6.Cash in advance: in this case, the importer has no guarantee that the exporter will fulfill his obligations once he has made payment by cash. Open account: in this ca
10、se, the buyer and the seller know each other will. No documents are involved and that legally the buyer can pay anytime. The seller loses all control over the goods once they have been shipped. Sales on this basis are usually paid for by periodic payments, and obviously the exporter must have suffic
11、ient financial strength to carry the cost of the goods until receiving payment.Unit 4 7.A draft also called the ill of exchange is an unconditional order to a bank or a customer to pay a sum of money to someone on demand or at a fixed time in the future. The person who draws the draft, usually the e
12、xporter, is called the drawer, and the person to whom the draft is drawn is called the drawee. There is yet another party the payee, i.e. the person receiving the payment, who and the drawer are generally but not necessarily the same person.Unit 4 8.Documents against payment is a means of documentar
13、y collection that the relevant documents will not released to the importer until payment is effected. D/P at sight requires immediate payment by the importer to get hold of the documents. D/P after sight gives the importer a certain period after presentation of the documents, but documents are not r
14、eleased to him until he actually pays for the merchandise.Unit 4 9.D/P after sight gives the importer a certain period after presentation of the documents, but documents are not released to him until he actually pays for the merchandise. In the case of documents against acceptance (D/A), documents a
15、re handed over to the importer upon his acceptance of the bill of exchange drawn by the exporter. Payment will not be made until a later date. D/A is always after sight. So far as the exporters interest is concerned, D/P at sight is more favorable than D/P after sight, and D/P is safer then D/A.Unit
16、 4 10. The number of the credit and the place and time of its establishment. The type of the credit The contract on which it is based. The major parties relevant to the credit, such as the applicant, opening bank, beneficiary, advising bank, etc. The amount or value of the credit. The place and date
17、 on which the credit expires. The description of the goods including name of commodity, quantity, specifications, packing, unit price, price terms, etc. Transportation clause including the port of shipment, the port of destination, the time of shipment, whether allowing partial shipments or transshi
18、pment. Stipulations relating to the draft. Stipulations concerning the shipping documents required. Certain special clauses if any, e.g. restrictions on the carrying vessel and the route. Instructions to the negotiating bank. The seal or signature of the opening bank. Whether the credit follows “the
19、 uniform customs and practice for documentary credits”.Unit 4 11.If the documents are not eh correct ones, the importer will have difficulties in taking delivery of the goods.Unit 4 12.B/L serves as a cargo receipt signed by the carrier and issued to the shipper or consignor. B/L constitutes a contr
20、act of carriage between the carrier and the consignor. B/L is a document of title to the goods, and the legal holder of it is the owner of the goods it covers.Unit 4 13.Consignors or their agents who request a transit of animals should obtain a License for Transit Animals issued by the AQSIQ prior t
21、o the transit, because transit of animals is a special way of “entering the country”at risk of spreading animal infectious diseases and parasitic diseases. In order to prevent the spread of foreign animal infectious diseases and parasitic diseases through transit animals, and to protect successful i
22、mport of transit animals for the import countries, and to avoid the detention of transit animals in the State, the State Administration for Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine should undertake the examination and make decisions depending on following conditions: whether there is any serious animal
23、epidemic occurrence in the export countries; whether the import countries allow those animals to enter. The AQSIQ issues the License for Transit Animals only when following requirements are met: (1) the transit animals should not come from a epidemic zone; (2) transit animals should not pass by any
24、epidemic region before entering China; (3) the transit animals should be approved to enter the import country or region by the government of the import country or region; (4) when entering China, the animals should be transited through the country along with the route set by the State Administration
25、 for Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine.Unit 4 14.Quarantine procedures for entry animals are as follows: (1) Accept the inspection and quarantine report, and prepare for it: check documents such as the Quarantine Approval for Entry Animals, quarantine certificate, trade contract, and invoices. Th
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