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Business Essentials - 4.01

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

The process of keeping the financial records of a business is known as:

a)

Financing

b)

Controlling

c)

Accounting

d)

Bookkeeping

2.

Why are accurate accounting records important to a business?

a)

They show how the business is doing.

b)

They increase the return on investments

c)

They prevent any financial losses

d)

They give the business an image of success.

3.

A creditor is most likely to examine a business's financial accounting records if the business is

a)

complying with regulatios

b)

applying for a bank loan

c)

using cash accounting

d)

selecting a new market

4.

For an accounting system to be useful to the business, the accounting information it contains must be

a)

recorded using the accrual method

b)

posted by an accountant

c)

accurate and up to date

d)

approved by the CEO

5.

Which of the following is a requirement for a good accounting system:

a)

It should be updated annually

b)

It should provide needed information quickly

c)

It should eliminate the end for an accountant

d)

It should be replaced every two or three years

6.

Which of the following is a true statement:

a)

Bookkeeping is the same as accounting

b)

Bookkeeping is limited to information on sales

c)

Bookkeeping does not use computers

d)

Bookkeeping records business transactions

7.

Which of the following presents the first three steps in the accounting cycle in the correct order:

a)

Post, journalize, and analyze

b)

Analyze, journalize, and post

c)

Post, analyze, and jouranlize

d)

Analyze, post, and journalize

8.

Which of the following financial reports provides estimates of when, where, and how much money will come into and out of a business next year:

a)

Cash flow statement

b)

Income statement

c)

Balance sheet

d)

Bank statement

9.

Finance is the business function that involves managing

a)

Money

b)

marketing

c)

information

d)

production

10.

The goals of the finance function are to ensure profitability and

a)

advertise products

b)

reduce risks

c)

manufacture raw materials

d)

gives out information

11.

Accounting is distinct from finance because its main focus is on

a)

money management decisions

b)

recordkeeping activities

c)

acquisition of funds

d)

administration of assests

12.

How does the finance function relate to company spending?

a)

it produces reports about spending

b)

it plans and controls spending

c)

it spends on investments only

d)

it does not relate to spending

13.

To keep communication flowing with other departments, the finance function depends on:

a)

production

b)

information systems

c)

marketing

d)

accounts receivable

14.

The finance function is usually responsible for which of the following processes:

a)

Research

b)

Operations

c)

Budgeting

d)

Manufacturing

15.

The finance function would definitely be involved in a decision regarding

a)

new business projects and strategies

b)

new relations and publicity

c)

hiring

d)

personal selling

16.

A company's current balance of assets and liabilities falls under the focus of

a)

return on capital

b)

capital investment decisions

c)

the cash conversion cycle

d)

working capital management

17.

Determining which projects a business should invest in is know as

a)

the cash conversion cycle

b)

capital budgeting

c)

return on capital

d)

capital structuring

18.

Which of the following is a key component of managing working capital:

a)

Financing

b)

Capital structure

c)

Capital budgeting

d)

Cash conversion cycle

19.

The cash conversion cycle should be

a)

on an upward trend

b)

at equilibrium

c)

as long as possible

d)

as short as possible

20.

Which of the following is a measure of how well a business generates cash flow:

a)

capital structure

b)

return on capital

c)

accounts receivable

d)

accounts payable

21.

When return on capital is positive, the company is

a)

losing value

b)

low on cash

c)

paying out dividends

d)

growing in value