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Short-term financing

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

cash inflow from the operations of the business and from occasional secondary sources

a)

Gross Revenue

b)

Net income

c)

working capital

d)

Revenue

2.

This one it consists of business savings not marked for specific projects. This source is a limited one, dependent upon the reserve and dividend policy of management.

a)

Underutilized reserve

b)

Unappropriated Retained Earnings

c)

Gross revenue

d)

Net income

3.

Refers to the purchases of inventories on account.

a)

Letter of credit

b)

Trade discounts

c)

Trade credit

d)

Discounting

4.

Draft drawn against the buyer ordering him to pay the seller at a specified date

a)

Check

b)

Trade credit

c)

Trade Acceptance

d)

Letter of credit

5.

Drafts drawn by a bank against another bank and accepted for payment by the drawee bank.

a)

Trade Acceptance

b)

Bankers Acceptance

c)

Letter of Credit

d)

Check

6.

This is an ordinary check payable at a definite date in the future when the account for which it was issued becomes due.

a)

Stale check

b)

Cashier check

c)

Open check

d)

Post Dated Check

7.

A practice of delaying payments for trade credits to the limit of tolerance of the supplier

a)

Stretching receivables

b)

Stretching Payables

c)

Accounts Payables

d)

Notes Payables

8.

It is the sale of receivables to f actor houses on a without recourse basis generally with notification to the debtor to pay directly to the finance company.

a)

Without recourse

b)

with recourse

c)

Factoring

d)

Receivable financing

9.

Refers to arrangement whereby the financing company discounts the promissory note of the dealer for the acquisition of goods for display purposes

a)

Re-discounting

b)

Credit discount

c)

Floor Stocking Credit

d)

Credit

10.

A short-term loans invested in current assets and paid out of the proceeds of the investment.

a)

Self Liquidating loans

b)

Loans

c)

Money market

d)

Liquidation