FP1 Final Exam Rev. Part 1

When return on capital is positive, the company is most likely:

• losing value.

• low on cash.

• growing in value.

• paying out dividends.

Determining which projects a business should invest in is known as:

Which is a measure of how well a business generates cash flow?

• accounts receivable

• accounts payable

• capital structure

• return on capital

The goals of the finance function are to ensure profitability and to:

• reduce risks.

• advertise products.

• give out information.

• manufacture raw materials.

Beau is stressed out because he agreed to take on three new clients when his calendar is already full. Which time-management principle does he need to learn?

• get enough sleep

• focus on goals, not

Which of the following is a time management technique?

• focus on tasks

• prioritize tasks

• divide large projects into smaller parts

• be realistic in accepting responsibility for work

Julie, a newly promoted manager, lacks the time to properly prepare employee work schedules and assigns this duty to the assistant manager. Which time management technique is Julie using?

• A. delegating activities

• B. standardizing tasks

• C. setting objectives

Natalia is upset because she was supposed to work on a certain account today, but her boss switched her to another account at the last minute. Which time-management principle would benefit Natalia?

• be flexible

• get enough sleep

• plan meetings wisely

• know when and how you work best

The demand of time affects the supply of time available in what way?

• Increases the supply of time

• Decreases the supply of time

• Has no effect on the supply of time

• Balances the supply of time

When the demand for time increases, what happens?

• The supply of time increases.

• The supply of time decreases.

• The supply of time stays the same.

• The supply of time matches time demanded.