1.when the dispute over duty payment arises between the duty payer and the Customs, the duty payer should first pay the duty and then, within ______days of the issuance of the duty memo, apply to the Customs in writing for a reconsideration of the case.
A. 10 daysＷww.KaＯ8.ＣC
B. 20 days
C. 30 days
D. 50 days
2.Under what circumstances shall the Customs lift the seal affixed to the account books, documents and relevant data without delay?
A. Falsifying relevant account books, documents where any possibility is detected of transferring
B. Upon clearance of a case
C. Upon completion of collecting necessary evidence
D. Both B and C
3.One of the very important documents in the foreign trade business is B/L.B/L is the abbreviation for_______.
A. Bill of Lading
B. Commercial Invoice
C. Buying Contract
D. Letter of Credit
4.The goods which do not pass through the territory by land but call for a change of the means of transport at a place with a Customs establishment is defined as_____.
A. Transit goods
B. Transshipment goods
C. Through goods
D. Import and export goods
5.When the consignee fails to declare the import goods within the time limit, a fee _____delayed declaration shall be imposed by the Customs.
A. to
B. from
C. for
D. with
6.Amsterdam is one of the port cities of______.
A. Germany
B. England
C. France
D. Dutch
7.China Customs. attaches great importance _______the development of information. technology.
A. in
B. for
C.with
D. to
8.The transport of the import or export goods should comply the Customscontrol requirements.
A. with
B. from
C. by
D for
9.The Customs surveillance zone include following places except 。
A. Any seaport，railway and high way station，airport，border pass or international postal matter exchange where there is a Customs establishment B. any place where Customs control is conducted
C. any place without a Customs establishment but which has been approved by the state council as a point of entry and exit
D. any place along the border of the country