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Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1 section

a)

1 mile x 1 mile

b)

2.47 hectares

2.

1 section

a)

640 acres

b)

43,560 ft^2

3.

1 acre

a)

1 mile x 1 mile

b)

2.47 hectares

4.

1 acre

a)

640 acres

b)

43,560 ft^2

5.

1 mile

(a)  

6.

1 bushel of corn

a)

56 lbs

b)

60 lbs

7.

1 bushel of wheat

a)

56 lbs

b)

60 lbs

8.

1 bushel of soybeans

a)

56 lbs

b)

60 lbs

9.

1 bushel of milo or grain sorghum

a)

56 lbs

b)

60 lbs

10.

metric ton

a)

2000 lbs

b)

2200 lbs

c)

2204.6 lbs

d)

2402.5 lbs

11.

what has a volume of 4' x 4' x 8' or 128 ft^3

(a)  

12.

Self Employment tax rate: _____% social security

a)

12.4

b)

12.8

c)

10.1

d)

15.11

13.

Self Employment tax rate: _____% medicare

a)

2.9

b)

3.5

c)

10

d)

4.2

14.

Self Employment Tax rate: ______% total

a)

15.9

b)

12.3

c)

13.9

d)

14.6

15.

Business mileage (2021): (a)   cents per mile

16.

$142,000

a)

social security wage base

b)

social security maximum contribution limit

17.

$8,853.60

a)

social security wage base

b)

social security maximum contribution limit

18.

what has a volume of 128 oz

(a)  

19.

For 2022, 2021, 2020 and 2019, the total contributions you make each year to all of your traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs can't be more than: $ (a)   ($7,000 if you're age 50 or older)

20.

(a)   % Deduction for Conservation Expenses

21.

A subchapter S corporation can have no more than (a)   shareholders

22.

Expensing limits (a.k.a.) Section 179 expensing deduction for 2021 is $________

a)

1,050,000

b)

1,300,000

c)

125,000

d)

1,025,00

23.

The IRS form used to calculate self-employment tax is Schedule __

a)

SE

b)

SETR

c)

EM

d)

SEMP

24.

Inheritance limit is $__._ million

a)

11.7

b)

12.1

c)

11.5

d)

9.9

25.

____________ is used to report taxable income earned from farming or agricultural activities. Income from selling livestock, produce, grains, or other products; and whether you received farm income from cooperative distributions, agricultural program payments, Commodity Credit Corporation loans, crop insurance proceeds, federal crop disaster payments, or any other sources.

a)

IRS Schedule F

b)

IRS Schedule A

c)

IRS Schedule D

d)

IRC Schedule H

26.

change in price is greater than the relative change in quantity; the price can change drastically, and consumers will still buy nearly the same amount; inelastic items are needed for health or well-being; less responsive; < 1.0

a)

inelastic

b)

elastic

c)

unit elastic

27.

change in price is less than the relative change in quantity available; a small change in price can have a huge effect on sales; tend to be luxury items; responsive; > 1.0

a)

inelastic

b)

elastic

c)

unit elastic

28.

change in price is equal to the relative change in quantity available; only exists under special conditions; if a store has a sale, the reduction in price must be exactly offset by the increase in items sold.  If there is an increase in price, the increase must exactly offset the loss due to fewer items sold; equal responsiveness; = 1

a)

inelastic

b)

elastic

c)

unit elastic

29.

+ (positive); Consumers are responsive; Elastic

a)

substitute

b)

compliment

c)

normal good

d)

inferior good

30.

- (negative); Consumers are not responsive; Inelastic

a)

substitute

b)

compliment

c)

normal good

d)

inferior good

31.

+ (positive); Elastic; When income increases, people buy more; When income decreases, people buy less

a)

substitute

b)

compliment

c)

normal good

d)

inferior good

32.

- (negative); Inelastic; When income increases, people buy less; When income decreases, people buy more

a)

substitute

b)

compliment

c)

normal good

d)

inferior good

33.

% change in quantity

(a)  

% change in price

34.

products with lots of (a)   are more elastic

35.

5,000 bu

Min price fluctuation ¼ of one cent

Termination of trading 15th calendar day of the contract month

Contract Months – March, May, July, September, December

a)

corn

b)

soybeans

c)

soft red winter wheat

36.

5,000 bu

Min price fluctuation ¼ of one cent

Termination of trading the business day prior to the 15th calendar day of the contract month

Contract Months – January, March, May, July, August, September, November

a)

corn

b)

soybeans

c)

soft red winter wheat

37.

5,000 bu

Min price fluctuation ¼ of one cent

Termination of trading the business day prior to the 15th calendar day of the contract month

Contract Months – March, May, July, September, December

a)

corn

b)

soybeans

c)

soft red winter wheat

38.

40,000 lbs.

Min price fluctuation .00025 cents per pound

Contract Months – February, April, June, august, October, December

Termination of Trading – last business day of the contract month 12:00 p.m.

a)

live cattle

b)

feeder cattle

c)

lean hogs

39.

50,000 lbs.

Min price fluctuation .00025 cents per pound

Contract Months – January, March, April, may, august, September, October, November

Termination of Trading – last Thursday of the contract month with exceptions for November and other months, 12:00 p.m.

a)

live cattle

b)

feeder cattle

c)

lean hogs

40.

40,000 lbs.

Min price fluctuation .00025 cents per pound

Contract Months – February, April, may, June, July, august, October, December

Termination of Trading – 10th business day of the contract month, 12:00 p.m.

a)

live cattle

b)

feeder cattle

c)

lean hogs

41.

Cash Income – Cash Expense + Inventory Change – Depreciation

a)

net farm income

b)

rate of return on farm equity

c)

value of farm production

d)

operation ratio

42.

(Net Farm Income – Value Operator Labor & Management) ÷ Average Farm Net Worth

a)

net farm income

b)

rate of return on farm equity

c)

value of farm production

d)

operation ratio

43.

Net Farm Income + Interest + Depreciation + Gain or Loss on Sale of Assets + Operating Expenses

a)

net farm income

b)

rate of return on farm equity

c)

value of farm production

d)

operation ratio

44.

Operating Expenses ÷ Value of Farm Production

a)

net farm income

b)

rate of return on farm equity

c)

value of farm production

d)

operation ratio

45.

Value of Farm Production ÷ Average Assets

a)

asset turnover rate

b)

debt to equity

c)

return on assets

d)

assets

e)

rate of return on assets

46.

Total Liabilities ÷ Owner Equity

a)

asset turnover rate

b)

debt to equity

c)

return on assets

d)

assets

e)

rate of return on assets

47.

Net Income + Interest Paid ÷ Total Assets

a)

asset turnover rate

b)

debt to equity

c)

return on assets

d)

assets

e)

rate of return on assets

48.

Debt + Equity

a)

asset turnover rate

b)

debt to equity

c)

return on assets

d)

assets

e)

rate of return on assets

49.

Net Income ÷ Total Assets

a)

asset turnover rate

b)

debt to equity

c)

return on assets

d)

assets

e)

rate of return on assets