WorksheetsE-Trip Ch 9 Test Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Cash disbursements include cash sales, collected account receivables, tax refunds, and funds from bank loans and investors.
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False
Unsecured loans are made only to the bank’s most creditworthy customers.
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False
Typically, only very small businesses use the cash method.
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False
Changes in the economy can have a dramatic effect on the cash flow of a business.
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False
If your bank statement balance is not the same as your check register balance, you should contact your bank immediately.
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False
A commercial bank loan is an example of equity capital.
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False
Equity-based crowdfunding is becoming an increasingly popular financing method for many entrepreneurs and small businesses.
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False
Even if you do not have a solid business plan, most banks will give you an unsecured loan.
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False
Banks are usually very willing to provide inventory financing.
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False
Itemizing your startup costs is an important part of determining how much money you need to start your business.
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False
A business MUST use the accrual method if it has sales of more than $5 million per year.
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False
Ledgers separate transactions by type; journals separate transactions by account.
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False
Businesses that earn profits must deposit income taxes on their profits every month into a special bank account that belongs to the government.
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False
Some customers do not pay for the merchandise they purchase on credit. The amount a company will not receive from these customers is known as depreciation.
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False
Some customers do not pay for the merchandise they purchase on credit. The amount a company will not receive from these customers is known as allowance for uncollectible accounts.
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False
The income statement shows the business's revenues and expenses incurred over a period of time and the resulting profit or loss.
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False
Loans that are backed by collateral are called
secured loans
unsecured loans
business loans
short-term loans
The money a company receives from its normal business operations is called
revenue
unsecured loans
gross profit
operating expenses
Fredrick writes a check to pay for her store’s monthly rent. This transaction should be recorded in the
purchases journal
cash payments journal
subsidiary ledger
aging table
An income statement can help a business owner do all of the following EXCEPT
examine how sales, expenses, and income are changing over time
identify his/her equity in the business
analyze costs to determine areas that need to be cut back
forecast how well the business can expect to perform in the future
What is a line of credit?
money a bank invests in a business in return for a share of the profits
an agreement by a bank to lend up to a certain amount of money whenever the borrower needs it
a grant provided by the Department of Housing and Urban Development to encourage business development in needy areas
a short-term loan offered to new entrepreneurs that must be repaid within a year
Which of the following financial statements best shows how much money you have available to pay your bills?
balance sheet
income statement
cash flow statement
pro forma financial statement
Which of the following is an example of a current asset?
loan
mortgage
account payable
inventory
What does the debt-to-equity ratio measure?
the difference between your assets and your liabilities
the relation between your startup costs and your net worth
the relation between the dollars you have borrowed and the dollars you have invested in your business
the difference between your cash flow and your liabilities
A list of people who receive salary or wage payments from a business is called a(n)
pension
account
aging table
payroll
Things you own are referred to as your
liabilities
assets
equity
net worth
Things you owe are referred to as your
liabilities
assets
equity
net worth
Dana Collingwood obtained an SBA-guaranteed loan from her bank for $70,000 for her new business. The SBA guaranteed 75 percent of the loan. How much has the bank risked losing if Dana’s business fails?
$17,500
$70,000
$52,500
$50,000
You own a computer repair shop. You owe $35,000 to vendors; you have a ten-year bank loan of $40,000; your bank account balance is $17,000; you own inventory worth $67,000; you have $3,000 in accounts receivable; and fixed assets are $42,000. What are your total liabilities?
$75,000
$35,000
$62,000
$126,000
A business has the following financial information for the month:
Revenues: $17,000
Insurance: $950
Cost of goods: $3,550
Rent: $1,250
Supplies: $1,050
Utilities: $875
Salaries: $5,100
Taxes: $1,250
Find the gross profit.
$13,450
$31,025
$17,000
$1,250
You own a computer repair shop. You owe $35,000 to vendors; you have a ten-year bank loan of $40,000; your bank account balance is $17,000; you own inventory worth $67,000; you have $3,000 in accounts receivable; and fixed assets are $42,000. What is your owner’s equity?
$54,000
$75,000
$84,000
$126,000
A __________ is a financial statement that lists what a business owns, what it owes, and how much it is worth at a particular point in time.
balance sheet
cash flow statement
income statement
check list
Property that a borrower forfeits if he or she defaults on a loan is called __________.
collateral
asset
liability
inventory
A(n) __________ is any business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or net worth.
transaction
account
ledger
money
Accounting records of the transactions you make are called __________.
journals
ledgers
accounts
gross profit
A(n) __________ statement describes the way cash flows into and out of your business over a period of time.
cash flow
income
balance sheet
profit
The difference between revenue and cost of goods sold is called __________.
gross profit
revenue
expenses
debt
__________ capital is money invested in a business in return for a share in the profits of the business.
Equity
Debt
Aging
Money
__________ is the difference in what you own and what you owe.
Net Worth
Asset
Liability
Debt-to-Equity Ratio
__________ capital is money loaned to a business with the understanding that the money will be repaid, usually with interest.
Debt
Equity
Money
Profit
What does CGS mean?
Cost of Goods Sold
Corporate Goods and Service
Central Girls Soccer
Company Gross Sold
What is an example of a fixed asset?
Cash
Supplies
Mortgage
Buildings
______________________ are debts that are due to be paid in full in less than a year.
current liabilities
current assets
long-term liabilities
fixed assets
To calculate your net worth, you should prepare a pro forma financial statement.
True
False
What is another name for pro forma?
estimated
actual
finance
law
Before you can approach a lender or investor about financing your business, you must prepare all of the following except:
a personal cash flow statement
a personal financial statement
a pro forma balance sheet
a pro forma income statement
A high debt-to-equity ratio:
indicates that a business is primarily financed through equity
indicates that a business may not be able to generate enough cash to meets its debt obilgations
is usually preferred by lenders
indicates that a business is primarily financed through parents, friends, relatives
Venture capitalists are individuals or companies that
make a living by investing in startup companies
have few criteria for lending money
are sponsored by the SBA
help small businesses find investors.
Unsecured loans are
backed by collateral
usually interest free
usually short-term loans that have to be repaid within a year
easier to get than secured loans
A line of credit is:
a type of secured loans
has a fee whether or not money is actually borrowed
is a type of debt capital
all of these
If a business wants to make improvements to increase profits, it will usually get a
line of credit
long-term loan
startup loan
short-term loan
A bank may turn down a loan application for a new business because the entrepreneur
is too confident
has previously owned a business
is investing too little of his or her own money in the business
none of these
If cash receipts total more than cash disbursements, your business has:
a negative cash flow
a positive cash flow
positive net worth
negative net worth
If cash disbursements total more than cash receipts, your business has:
a negative cash flow
a positive cash flow
positive net worth
negative net worth
An income statement indicates
actual cash coming in and going out of a business
how much money a business earns or loses over a period of time
expenses that you have not yet received
your total current assets
An income statement helps you do all of the following EXCEPT:
identify categories of expenditures you may want to decrease
examine how sales are changing over time
forecast how well your business can expect to perform in the future
anticipate when negative cash flows will occur so that you can plan for how to handle them
The assets, liabilities, and owner's equity of a business are shown on:
income statement
profit/loss statement
balance sheet
cash flow statement
In the accounting equation, assets must always equal
liabilities plus owner's equity
liabilities minus owner's equity
owner's equity minus liabilities
current liabilities plus long-term liabilities
Depreciation is included on a balance sheet to show that
accounts are uncollectible
assets have been sold
assets have lost value over time
expenses have not been paid
A sales journal is used to record only:
purchases of merchandise on account
sales of merchandise on account
cash payament transactions
cash receipt transactions
