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BTEC L2 U2 - Cash Flow

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Cash flow is a planning tool.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What does cash flow measure?

a)

Inflows and Outflows

b)

How much is in your bank account each month

c)

Profit

d)

Break Even point

3.

Net Cash Flow is...

a)

the difference between outflows and inflows

b)

the difference between opening balance and closing balance

c)

the difference between fixed and variable costs

d)

Inflows - Outflows

4.

To work out the closing balance of each month we must...

a)

Opening balance + Net Cash Flow

b)

Closing balance + Net Cash Flow

c)

Opening balance + Inflows

d)

Opening balance + (Inflows - Outflows)

5.

A number that appears in brackets means what?

a)

It's negative

b)

It's postiive

c)

You must work that out first

d)

nothing

6.

Which of the following are considered inflows?

a)

Revenue

b)

Rent from owned properties

c)

Wages

d)

Electricity

7.

What number should go where the blue box is?

a)

-10

b)

-20

c)

20

d)

10

8.

What number should go where the blue box is?

a)

-10

b)

-20

c)

20

d)

10

9.

A builder may experience what affects on cash outflows?

a)

Business only needs to settle bills once a month

b)

Can't delay full staff wages

c)

Money for materials and labour is needed regularly

d)

Payment will out be received at the end of the project

10.

Another word for outflows and inflows is...

a)

payments and reciepts

b)

opening and closing

c)

expenditure and costs

11.

If you have a negative bank balance which of the following could be a solutions?

a)

overdraft

b)

small loan

c)

pay more outflows

d)

increase your inflows

12.

Which of the following terms must you not talk about when discussing cash flow?

a)

Profit

b)

Loss

c)

Inflows

d)

Closing Balance

13.

If i have £20 in my account and I spend £10 but receive £5 how much do I have a the end of the month?

a)

£15

b)

£20

c)

£10

d)

£40