Port Trivia
Animals
Home Depot
Geography
Transportation/Logistics
100

The US busiest container port is in which city?

Los Angeles

100

Where is the only place on their body that dogs have sweat glands

the pads of their paws

100

What year did the first Home Depot store open in Atlanta?

1978

100

What is the least populated US state?

Wyoming

100

Which city opened the first practical American Subway?

Boston, 1895-1897
200

Which 3 Ports that we call on are serviced by the ILA (International Longshoremen's Association)

NY/NJ & SAV & Houston

200

What animal has the highest blood pressure

Girafffe

200

What was our Sales performance in $$ announced on Tuesday for Q2

47.9B

200

What is the largest Ocean in the world?

The Pacific Ocean

200

What does 3PL stand for?

Third-Party Logistics

300

What is the longest most active major US River moving Cargo?

Missouri River, 2,341 miles 

300

Which male sea creature gives birth to its young?

Seahorse

300

What is the average, standard, square feet of a Home Depot Store

105,000

300

What is the most densely populated city in the world?

Manila, Phillipines

300

What logistics company's orange and purple logo was created in 1994 and has two hidden arrows between the letters?

FedEx

400

_________ is meant by the process of putting loose goods into a container prior to shipment

What is Stuffing

400

How many legs does a lobster have?

10

400

Where is the only home of the country's only private Home Depot and who is shops at it?

Fayetteville, Pinewood Studios. Cast and crew members

400

Which country's flag features a sinking ship?

Bermuda

400

What does BORIS stand for?

Buy Online, Return in Store

500

What are 5 "types" of cargo ships

Container Ships, Bulk Carriers, Tankers, General Cargo, Roll On/Roll Off, Refridgerated, Gas Carriers

500

What is a Polar Bears skin color?

BLack

500

What do we call our very own AI tool used for our Interconnected Experience?

Magic Apron

500

What is the lowest point in the US?

Death Valley

500

What two word term is a common clause included in cotracts that exempts parties fro not fulfilling obligations due to events beyond their control such as natural disasters or war?

Force Majeure