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Quarterly Test Part II: Business Finance 12

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An economic rate which affects the purchasing power of consumers it is also affecting buying behavior and spending patterns.

a)

Finance

b)

Inflation rate

c)

Strategic plan

d)

Market niche

2.

A situation when the economy is conductive for investing, consumers tend to buy less of consumer products.

a)

Investment climate

b)

Threat Situation

c)

GDP

d)

Balance Sheet

3.

It is a description of what the organization aspires to be in the long term.

a)

Financial Statement

b)

Mission Statement

c)

Income Statement

d)

Vision Statement

4.

It is a limitation which affects a firm’s position relative to its competitors. It may affect the way the firm delivers products and services to customers.

a)

Strength

b)

Threat

c)

Weakness

d)

Opportunity

5.

It is a financial projection that presents an entity’s expected financial positions, results of operations, and cash flows.

a)

Projected Financial Statements

b)

Projected Budget

c)

Cash Budget

d)

Cash Management

6.

A condition that includes inflation, competitiveness of specific industries, growth, global markets, consumer demand, and spending patterns of specific market segments.

a)

Business Condition

b)

Inflation rate

c)

Weather condition

d)

Market condition

7.

The investors in securities and other financial or investment products always try to see whether the economy is bullish or bearish.

a)

Cash Flows

b)

Investment Climate

c)

Operations

d)

Corporate Finance

8.

When the company have been placed as a market leader and part of marketing strategy is to focus on a smaller market segment, or a challenger becomes huge determinant of sales, investments to be made, and other expenses to be incurred in support of operations is called

a)

Market Segment.

b)

Competitive position*

c)

Adequate expense control

d)

Selling assets to investors

9.

It is a statement of projected sales, expenses, income, and other financial transactions for the coming period or normally called as a firm’s financial plan.

a)

Budget

b)

Corporate strategy

c)

Revenue

d)

Costs of goods sold

10.

It is one of the major purposes of the budget other than controlling.

a)

Planning

b)

Accounting

c)

Inventories

d)

Economic order quantity

11.

It is a detailed projection of income and expenses for a given period of time, which is usually one year.

a)

Financial budget

b)

Operating budget

c)

Working capital

d)

Capital expenses

12.

Indicates the number of units a firm expects to sell. That number of units is multiplied by the selling price. Relatively, it is the determinant of all the other budgets included in the master budget.

a)

Sale forecast

b)

Financial budget

c)

Sale budget

d)

Budget inventory

13.

It is a projection of sales of a product or service expressed either in units or absolute monetary value

a)

Sale forecast

b)

Clearance Sale

c)

Credit management

d)

Budgeting

14.

Shows the impact of the planned operations and capital investments on a firm’s assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity.

a)

Depreciation expense

b)

Net Income

c)

Common stock

d)

Financial budgets

15.

There is one functions that does not perform in the preparation of budget.

a)

Preparation of sales forecast

b)

Determining production volume

c)

Estimating cash flow

d)

Inventory

16.

It consist of currency and balances in bank accounts. These assets earn minimal interest but can be used immediately to pay off obligations.

a)

Cash Management

b)

Cash budget

c)

Financial forecast

d)

Cash disbursements

17.

It is one of the key decisions of management.

a)

Cash and temporary investments

b)

Inventory

c)

Cash Plan

d)

Accruals

18.

Which is not considered as part of temporary investments.

a)

Long term instruments

b)

marketable securities

c)

treasury bills

d)

certificates of deposits

19.

It is an indispensable managerial tool for planning the amount of timing of cash requirements and their availability.

a)

Market securities

b)

Cash Balances

c)

Cash Budget

d)

Short term instruments

20.

It is the primary reasons why we intend to hold for a cash.

a)

solvency

b)

Financial budgets

c)

Available payment to meets obligations

d)

Capital

21.

There are several cash management activities, however one does not belong to the group

a)

Collection

b)

Receipt

c)

Control and disbursement of cash

d)

external auditing

22.

Considered as the most liquid assets of the company

a)

Interest

b)

Profit

c)

Cash and Temporary Investments

d)

external auditing

23.

It is a form of instruments that publicly – traded short-term investments.

a)

Cash transactions

b)

Money Market securities

c)

Financial Market

d)

Financial Reporting

24.

It is the difference between the time cash is received from customers and the time cash is recorded in the company’s bank balances.

a)

Medium Term

b)

Cash Float

c)

Long term

d)

Financial Control

25.

Which is not a good practice of the company in terms of managing cash flow.

a)

Alternative collection systems to minimize negative float.

b)

“Stretching” the payment of account payables.

c)

A company should not pay accounts within their due dates to preserve good relationship with its suppliers

d)

Payables should be “stretched” or extended only up to the maximum credit period.

26.

It’s aim is to maximize the company’s positive float by funding check payments on the precise days when they are released.

a)

Centralizing cash disbursements

b)

Cost-benefit analysis

c)

Collection policies

d)

Investments

27.

It is one way to determine optimal cash levels that involves balancing the income from holding earning assets against the cost of selling such assets to raise cash.

a)

Capital budget

b)

Optimizing Cash balance

c)

Master budget

d)

Cash budget

28.

Busines Finance Students of SNDPA’s consultancy and business solutions has cash operating expenses of P 500,000.00 per year, mainly in staff salaries and purchases of office supplies and materials. Management would like to maintain a cash balance equal to three weeks’ cash operating expenses. How much is the cash balance that the company should maintain?

a)

P29,166.67

b)

P93,333

c)

P30,000.00

d)

P40,000.00

29.

It is a negative experience by the company’s bank balances attributed to delays in processing and recording the transaction, the delivery period and check clearing formalities.

a)

Negative float

b)

Deficits

c)

revenue forecast

d)

Cash budget

30.

This consists of the billing float, the check payment processing float, and the cash receipts processing float. The time lag between the sale and actual billing of the customer is the billing or invoicing float.

a)

Fixed Assets

b)

Delivery Float

c)

Transaction processing float

d)

Clearing Float

31.

Which statement that does not pertains to the components of a negative cash?

a)

Cash balance.

b)

Transaction processing float.

c)

Delivery float.

d)

Clearing float

32.

It is a time it takes for payment to be debited from the company’s account.

a)

Negative Float

b)

Credit card

c)

Positive Float

d)

Month-end balance

33.

One technique of the company to minimize negative float is by

a)

Controlling Disbursements

b)

Net working capital

c)

relax credit terms

d)

maintain high levels of investments

34.

Management’s cash balance should also depend on bank relationships. A company with an outstanding loan with a bank may be required to maintain

a)

maximum amount or compensating balance

b)

a minimum amount or compensating balance

c)

balance of payment

d)

Capital management

35.

Which is not the target of cash balances?

a)

Defaulting on loans

b)

Going past due on its supplier accounts.

c)

Missing opportunities

d)

High Debts

36.

Each pair provides one correct reason why holding cash is important for the company. Answer by choosing only one given reason in each number from number 36 to 39

a)

facilitate normal transaction

b)

increase return on equity

37.

Each pair provides one correct reason why holding cash is important for the company. Answer by choosing only one given reason in each number from number 36 to 39.

a)

minimal equity capital and high debts

b)

provide buffer against contingencies

38.

Each pair provides one correct reason why holding cash is important for the company. Answer by choosing only one given reason in each number from number 36 to 39.

a)

take advantage income opportunities

b)

minimize inventories

39.

Each pair provides one correct reason why holding cash is important for the company. Answer by choosing only one given reason in each number from number 36 to 39.

a)

produce fixed volume of goods

b)

meet bank relationship requirements

40.

Each pair provides one correct purpose or target of cash balances. Answer by choosing only one target in each number

a)

control and disbursement of cash

b)

defaulting on loans

41.

Each pair provides one correct purpose or target of cash balances. Answer by choosing only one target in each number.

a)

going past due on its supplier’s accounts

b)

credit and collections

42.

Each pair provides one correct purpose or target of cash balances. Answer by choosing only one target in each number.

a)

missing opportunities

b)

Internal auditing and accounting

43.

Each pair provides one

correct report that constitute the factors in optimizing cash balances. Answer

by choosing only one correct factor in each number.

a)

Payments for operating expenses, loans and suppliers

b)

networking capital

44.

Each pair provides one correct report that constitute the factors in optimizing cash balances. Answer by choosing only one correct factor in each number.

a)

current ratio

b)

Availability of short-term loans

45.

Each pair provides one correct report that constitute the factors in optimizing cash balances. Answer by choosing only one correct factor in each number

a)

Seasonality in cash flows

b)

return on equity

46.

The Galatian Security School whose total cash requirement is P1,000,000 paid regularly over a five -month period. The transaction cost of raising cash is P500 per transaction. The interest rate on money market securities is ten percent for five months.

Instruction: Estimate the required cash balance of Galatians Security School by answering the questions taken or based on your computation applying the formula above for the target cash balance. Answer by choosing only one correct figure in each number.


Question: What is the value of C?

a)

P50,000

b)

P100,000

47.

The Galatian Security School whose total cash requirement is P1,000,000 paid regularly over a five -month period. The transaction cost of raising cash is P500 per transaction. The interest rate on money market securities is ten percent for five months.

Instruction: Estimate the required cash balance of Galatians Security School by answering the questions taken or based on your computation applying the formula above for the target cash balance. Answer by choosing only one correct figure in each number.


Question: What is the value of p?

a)

P500

b)

P50,000

48.

The Galatian Security School whose total cash requirement is P1,000,000 paid regularly over a five -month period. The transaction cost of raising cash is P500 per transaction. The interest rate on money market securities is ten percent for five months.

Instruction: Estimate the required cash balance of Galatians Security School by answering the questions taken or based on your computation applying the formula above for the target cash balance. Answer by choosing only one correct figure in each number.


Question: What is the value of T?

a)

P100,000,000

b)

P100,000

49.

The Galatian Security School whose total cash requirement is P1,000,000 paid regularly over a five -month period. The transaction cost of raising cash is P500 per transaction. The interest rate on money market securities is ten percent for five months.

Instruction: Estimate the required cash balance of Galatians Security School by answering the questions taken or based on your computation applying the formula above for the target cash balance. Answer by choosing only one correct figure in each number.


Question: What is the value of i?

a)

0.05

b)

0.10

50.

The Galatian Security School whose total cash requirement is P1,000,000 paid regularly over a five -month period. The transaction cost of raising cash is P500 per transaction. The interest rate on money market securities is ten percent for five months.

Instruction: Estimate the required cash balance of Galatians Security School by answering the questions taken or based on your computation applying the formula above for the target cash balance. Answer by choosing only one correct figure in each number.


Question: What is the optimum cash balance and transactions of the Galatians Security School for the next 150 days?

a)

P100,000.00 for the next 150 days with 10 transactions

b)

P150,000.00 for the next 150 days with 15 transactions