Transportation Operations LINCS Practice Exam

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Which of the following describes the internal capacity of a 20-foot container?

800 cubic feet
1,170 square feet
1,500 cubic feet
1,000 square feet

The correct answer is: 1,170 square feet

The internal capacity of a 20-foot container is generally measured in cubic feet, not square feet. The standard internal dimensions of a 20-foot container typically allow for a maximum volume of approximately 1,170 to 1,200 cubic feet, depending on whether it is a standard or high-cube container. Therefore, understanding that the question is asking about capacity (which relates to volume) is crucial. The correct answer would reflect a volume measurement (cubic feet) rather than an area measurement (square feet). The other options either misinterpret the measurement type or do not align with the standard capacities associated with a 20-foot container. An understanding of container dimensions, including length, width, and height, is essential for making accurate calculations regarding capacity.