The answer is:
A CRUISE SHIP DOCKED IN A PORT.
Inertia is the tendency of an object to resist change a change in motion. Mass is a quantity that depends on inertia. With that definition, the only thing that is considered in terms of inertia is mass. The more mass, the more it will resist a change in motion. In short, more mass, means more inertia.
The state in which an object is moving has NO effect on inertia. No matter how fast something is moving, it would still have the same mass, or it would still have the same inertia as it did from its starting point.