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6.2 Cash flow

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

For a future time period, a cash flow forecast predicts :

a)

The profit or loss a business will make

b)

The break-even level of output

c)

The money flowing into and out of the business

d)

The average rate of return on an investment

2.

On a cash flow forecast, which of the following is another commonly used key term for a cash inflow?

a)

A receipt

b)

A payment

c)

Profit

d)

Expenditure

3.

A negative figure on the closing balance of a cash flow forecast is called a:

a)

Surplus

b)

Profit

c)

Deficit

d)

Loss

4.

Which of the following is an example of a cash inflow?

a)

Salaries

b)

Telephone

c)

Rent

d)

Government grant

5.

The correct formula to calculate net cash flow in a cash flow forecast is:

a)

Total cash inflows – total cash outflows

b)

Total cash outflows – total cash inflows

c)

Opening balance - closing balance

d)

Opening balance + closing balance

6.

Based on this information, the opening balance for April will be:

a)

(£4,333)

b)

(£14,333)

c)

£109,641

d)

£119,641

7.

Based on this information, the closing balance for July will be:

a)

£98,000

b)

£150,000

c)

£174,000

d)

£320,000

8.

A business negotiates an increase in the length of time allowed to pay its suppliers from four to six weeks. This possible solution to solving the business’s cash flow problems is called:

a)

Hire purchase

b)

Share capital

c)

An overdraft

d)

Trade credit

9.

Which of the following is a reason why a business should construct a cash flow forecast?

a)

It informs shareholders if the business is making a profit/loss

b)

It helps managers to prepare for any future cash shortfall

c)

It enables managers to calculate profitability ratios

d)

It enables the owners to assess past financial performance

10.

Based on this information, the total cash inflows for January will be:

a)

£70,000

b)

£100,000

c)

£130,000

d)

£210,000

11.

The benefit to a business of having a positive cash flow position is:

a)

The business will always make a profit

b)

The business will no longer need to produce a cash flow forecast

c)

The business will never make a loss

d)

It will help the business to survive

12.

Which of the following organisations is most likely to offer trade credit to its customers?

a)

Sainsbury

b)

H&M

c)

Screwfix

d)

Oxfam

13.

Based on this information, the most likely reason why the zoo will experience cash flow problems in the first quarter of the year is:

a)

The zoo will employ temporary staff to cope with seasonal customer demand

b)

The zoo will be closed

c)

It will receive a large loan in this quarter from the bank

d)

Four weeks trade credit will be given to its loyal customers

14.

Based on this information, which of the following would be a suitable way for the business to improve its cash flow position?

a)

Increase customer credit period and reduce supplier credit period

b)

Reduce customer credit period and increase supplier credit period

c)

Increase credit period with both customers and suppliers

d)

Reduce credit period with both customers and suppliers

15.

Which of the following statements is true in relation to cash flow and/or profit?

a)

Cash flow and profit have the same meaning in business

b)

Businesses should always be more concerned about profit than cash

c)

The profit figure is always shown in the cash flow forecast

d)

A positive cash flow is important to ensure business survival