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CASH FLOW

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is the cash flow important?

a)

To know the available cash to pay

b)

To know if the business is being efficient with its cash

c)

To avoid insolvency

d)

All are correct

2.

Which one is the working capital formula?

a)

Working capital = cash received - cash spent.

b)

Working capital = current assets - current liabilities.

c)

Working capital = operating cash flow - capital expenditures.

3.

Why is the cash flow forecast important?

a)

To know if the business is holding too much cash that could be used in a more profitable way.

b)

To know how much money ask the bank for.

c)

To help the manger to know the available cash to pay/purchase.

d)

All the above.

4.

Which one of these is NOT a type of activity presented on the statement of cash flows?

a)

Producing.

b)

Investing.

c)

Operating.

d)

Financing.

5.

What means "cash flow as a liquid asset"?

a)

That it assess a company's profitability.

b)

That is immediately available for spending on goods and services.

c)

That it includes all purchases of capital assets and investments in other business ventures.

d)

That it represents the cash a company generates after accounting for cash outflows to support operations and maintain its capital assets.

6.

Which of these is NOT a goal of the cash flow forecast?

a)

Start up a business

b)

Run an existing business

c)

Be 100% accurate

d)

Keep the bank informed

7.

Which one of the following ISN’T a way of cash outflow?

a)

Purchasing goods & services

b)

Paying wages, salaries and expenses

c)

Paying creditors

d)

Borrowing money from external sources

8.

How is it called when a Business runs out of cash?

a)

Inflow

b)

Insolvency

c)

Insufficiency

d)

Inaccuracy

9.

Which of these ISN’T a way of holding working capital?

a)

Cash

b)

A company car

c)

Debtors

d)

Inventories

10.

Which of the following ISN'T a cash flow problem?

a)

Higher cash inflow than cash outflow

b)

Sudden fall in sales

c)

Unforeseen expenses

d)

Debtors payback period is too long