WorksheetsNPM 2
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is leverage?
A lever
A process to offset cost
An process to generate expenses
A procss to expand an organization
What is a need?
A desire
A necessity
A new shirt
A new accounting process
What is considered an active plan?
budgeting and planning
sleeping
waiting
sitting
What is financially unhealthy?
Having a fever
Cannot sustain a financial disaster
lending money to everyone
Having too much money
What is financial capacity?
The ability to sustain a loss
The ability to generate income
The ability to generate expenses
The ability to borrow money
What is financial metrics?
Measurement used to build a financial portfolio
Measurements used to rate a company
Measurements used for auditing
Measurement used to assess the financial health of an organization
What does debt over assets means?
How much is owned compared to how much is owed
How much is owed compared to how much is owned
How much can be owned compared to how much is owned
How much can be owed compared to how much is owed
If debt/assets is high, what does that mean?
It's time to sell
It's time to buy
the organization is financially unhealthy
the organization is financially healthy
If debt is greater than income, what does that mean?
Organization is sustainable
Organization is thriving
Organization is unsustainable
Organization is financially doing well
What is fundraising expense?
How much was spent on fundraising
How much was generated from fundraising
How much can be produced from fundraising
How much will be donated for fundraising
What is a want?
Upgrades and things not needed for survival
things needed for survival
thoughts popping up in my head
a new hit song
What is debt?
Caused by impulsive without thought spending decisions
Caused by well thought out financial decisions
Caused by overbudgeting
Caused by overworking
What is a liability?
Financial currency
Financial planning
Financial interest
Financial obligation
How does NPM generate revenue?
fundraising, borrowing, growing, praying
donations, lending, grants, sales, memberships
fundraising, donations, grants, sales, memberships
memberships, fundraising, praying, sales
What is the financial gain after subtracting all expenses?
sales
revenue
expense
profit
If the organizations has spontaneous financial needs, then
it needs a higher cashflow
it needs a lower cashflow
it needs stable cashflow
it needs no cashflow
Cashflow is a mix of both...
income and grants
invoices and expenses
sales and fundraising
receipts and payments
What is liquidity?
Bank CDs
Stocks and bonds
Cash on hand
purchases and expense
What is expense?
purchase orders
inherited money
money that is owed to you
Cost, payouts, used up assets
What is financial performance?
Measures how well an organization use its assets to generate revenue
Measures how intelligent the organization is in estimations
Measures the financial possibilities in the future
Measures the growth factor in its employees and top management
Why is financial health of an organization important to donors?
Because donors are not able to discern between what is right and wrong
Because donors don't need their money
Because donors want to feel included
Because donors don't want their money wasted
How well dollars are invested in order to produce revenue is called...
Financial capability
Financial efficiency
Financial capacity
Financial positivity
The ability to manage and absorb losses are called ...
financial statements
financial potential
financial capability
financial efficiency
Income earned over time is called
profit
expenses
cashflow
revenue
