B101: Lesson 12: Dealing with Delays and Late Deliveries

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B101: Lesson 12: Dealing with Delays and Late Deliveries


Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 12: Dealing with Delays and Late DeliveriesVersión en línea Delivery terms challenge por The Royal Visions 1 To officially send a package, letter, or worker to a destination. a Dispatch b Keep c Hide 2 When a store or supplier has no more of a specific product left to sell. a In stock b On sale c Out of stock 3 A unique code of numbers and letters used to follow a package's journey online. a Price tag b Tracking number c Phone number 4 When something happens later than it was originally planned or scheduled. a Delay b Arrive c Hurry 5 Something given to a customer (like money or a discount) to say sorry for a mistake or delay. a Tax b Compensation c Bill 6 A large building where products and goods are stored before they are sent to customers. a Warehouse b Kitchen c Office 7 Very important and needing immediate action or fast delivery. a Urgent b Calm c Slow 8 To politely say you are sorry for a mistake, error, or late delivery. a Thank b Laugh c Apologize 9 The annoyances, trouble, or problems caused to a customer because of a delay. a Inconvenience b Profit c Joy 10 To guess a time or date roughly, without knowing the exact moment. a Estimate b Count c Measure 11 The act of taking goods, letters, or packages to a customer's address. a Delivery b Cooking c Stealing 12 The moment or time when a delayed package finally reaches the customer. a Arrival b Departure c Start 13 To give a customer their money back because an order was heavily delayed and they canceled it. a Charge b Refund c Invoice 14 To stop an order completely so it does not arrive and you do not pay. a Order b Cancel c Confirm 15 The current situation or location of a package (e.g., shipped, in transit, delivered). a Weather b Status c Name 16 To firmly think or believe that a delivery will happen at a specific time. a Expect b Forget c Doubt 17 When a normal process (like shipping) is stopped or interrupted by a problem like bad weather. a Helped b Disrupted c Sped up 18 Another word for a package or a box wrapped in paper that is sent through the mail. a Letter b Envelope c Parcel 19 The specific path, road, or journey a delivery truck takes to bring your goods. a Sky b Wall c Route 20 The company or factory that provides the goods you are waiting for. a Client b Supplier c Customer

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B101: Lesson 12: Dealing with Delays and Late DeliveriesVersión en línea

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To officially send a package, letter, or worker to a destination.

When a store or supplier has no more of a specific product left to sell.

A unique code of numbers and letters used to follow a package's journey online.

When something happens later than it was originally planned or scheduled.

Something given to a customer (like money or a discount) to say sorry for a mistake or delay.

A large building where products and goods are stored before they are sent to customers.

Very important and needing immediate action or fast delivery.

To politely say you are sorry for a mistake, error, or late delivery.

The annoyances, trouble, or problems caused to a customer because of a delay.

To guess a time or date roughly, without knowing the exact moment.

The act of taking goods, letters, or packages to a customer's address.

The moment or time when a delayed package finally reaches the customer.

To give a customer their money back because an order was heavily delayed and they canceled it.

To stop an order completely so it does not arrive and you do not pay.

The current situation or location of a package (e.g., shipped, in transit, delivered).

To firmly think or believe that a delivery will happen at a specific time.

When a normal process (like shipping) is stopped or interrupted by a problem like bad weather.

Another word for a package or a box wrapped in paper that is sent through the mail.

The specific path, road, or journey a delivery truck takes to bring your goods.

The company or factory that provides the goods you are waiting for.