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Unit 6 Business Finance

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

An example of a liquid asset is

a)

Inventory

b)

Real estate

c)

Money in the bank

d)

A piece of equipment

2.

GAAP can be described as

a)

standards that are written and regulated by the government

b)

legally required that all companies meet GAAP standards

c)

Companies that meet GAAP standards usually use cash basis accounting

d)

GAAP recommends accrual basis accounting

3.

Regarding accounting equations, assets are equal to two things

a)

Debits + equity

b)

Debits + accounts

c)

Liabilities + equity

d)

Liabilities + accounts

4.

The costs of running a business are called

a)

Startup costs

b)

Cash flow

c)

Operating expenses

d)

Fixed costs

5.

If you wanted to make sure a company has enough money available to pay its bills, which financial statement would be most helpful?

a)

Balance sheet

b)

Income statement

c)

Statement of owners' equity

d)

Cash flow statement

6.

If you want to know whether a company had a profit or a loss during a specific period of time, which financial statement would be most helpful?

a)

Statement of owners' equity

b)

Cash flow statement

c)

Balance sheet

d)

Income statement

7.

If your company uses accrual basis accounting, what do you need to pay special attention to?

a)

Money the company owes

b)

Money that is owed to the company

c)

Cash flow

d)

Revenue

8.

An example of a tip that can hurt your cash flow is

a)

Increase your sales

b)

Pay your bills early

c)

Keep a cash reserve

d)

Offer credit only to low risk borrowers

9.

An opportunity cost of an investment is

a)

The combined values of the other opportunities available

b)

The value of the next most valuable opportunity

c)

The marginal benefit of the investment

d)

The volatility of the investment

10.

A type of liability would be

a)

A revenue stream

b)

A liquid asset

c)

Accounts payable

d)

Accounts receivable