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Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 42mins
1. Cost Accounting Definition
A. is the science of analyzing costs.
B. is the science of recording costs.
C. is the science of recording, classifying, and summarizing costs.
D. is the science of recording, classifying, summarizing, and analyzing costs.
2. Purposes of cost accounting
A. Two Purposes
B. Three Purposes
C. Four Purposes
D. Five Purposes
3. Purposes of cost accounting
A. Cost control- Cost computation- Cost growth
B. Cost control- Cost computation- Cost input
C. Cost control- Cost computation- Cost output
D. Cost control- Cost computation- Cost reduction
4. Price is set by the forces of supply and demand
A. Accountants view
B. Economist view
C. Customer view
D. Marketer view
5. Price should cover costs so that a profit can be made
A. Accountants view
B. Economist view
C. Customer view
D. Marketer view
6. Price has to represent good value
A. Accountants view
B. Economist view
C. Customer view
D. Marketer view
7. Pricing is an opportunity to gain a competitive advantage
A. Accountants view
B. Economist view
C. Customer view
D. Marketer view
8. Pricing objectives are
A. Financial
B. Marketing
C. Financial, Marketing
D. Accounting
9. One of the financial pricing objectives.
A. Maximum profit
B. Improve market share
C. prevent competition
D. Build a brand
10. One of the financial pricing objectives.
A. Improve market share
B. Achieve a target rate of return
C. prevent competition
D. Build a brand
11. One of the financial pricing objectives.
A. Improve market share
B. Build a brand
C. prevent competition
D. Achieve a target level of profits
12. One of the financial pricing objectives.
A. Improve market share
B. prevent competition.
C. Maximize sales revenue
D. Build a brand
13. One of the financial pricing objectives.
A. Improve market share
B. Improve cash flow
C. prevent competition
D. Build a brand
14. One of the Marketing pricing objectives.
A. Maximum profit
B. Achieve a target level of profits
C. prevent competition
D. Achieve a target rate of return
15. One of the Marketing pricing objectives.
A. Improve market share
B. Achieve a target level of profits
C. Maximum profit
D. Achieve a target rate of return
16. One of the Marketing pricing objectives.
A. Maximum profit
B. Increase sales
C. Achieve a target level of profits
D. Achieve a target rate of return
17. One of the Marketing pricing objectives.
A. Achieve a target rate of return
B. Maximum profit.
C. Achieve a target level of profits
D. Build a brand.
18. number of Purposes of cost accounting
A. two Purposes
B. three Purposes
C. Four Purposes
D. Five Purposes
19. number of Types of Cost Accounting:
A. two types
B. three types
C. Four types
D. Five types
20. Data on the movement of assets within the establishment, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
21. Data on the establishment's relationship with others, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
22. Detailed data and analysis, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
23. General aggregate data, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
24. Data concerning the past, present and future, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
25. Historical data interested in the past; it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
26. Data on expenses only, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
27. Data on expenditures and revenues, it is one of the items:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
28. Objective of data, Determine the cost of units produced and sold and the cost of producing units:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
29. Objective of data, Determine the results of the project from profits and losses and the financial position:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
30. The primary beneficiary of the data, Manage the project itself:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
31. The primary beneficiary of the data, Investors, venture capitalists, lenders and those from with the project:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
32. The period for which the data are reported, Preferably short:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
33. The period for which the data are reported, Usually a fiscal year:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
34. Financial accounting is concerned with data:
A. Data concerning the past, present
and future
B. Data on the movement of assets
within the establishment
C. General aggregate data
D. Detailed data and analysis
35. Financial accounting is concerned with data:
A. Data concerning the past, present and future
B. Data on the establishment's
relationship with others
C. Data on the movement of assets
D. Detailed data and analysis within the establishment
36. Financial accounting is concerned with data:
A. Historical data interested in the past
B. Data concerning the past, present
and future
C. Data on the movement of assets
within the establishment
D. Detailed data and analysis
37. cost accounting is concerned with data:
A. Data on the establishment's
relationship with others
B. Historical data interested in the past
C. General aggregate data
D. Data on the movement of assets within the establishment
38. Cost accounting is concerned with data:
A. General aggregate data
B. Data on the establishment's relationship with others
C. Detailed data and analysis
D. Historical data interested in the past
39. Cost accounting is concerned with data:
A. Historical data interested in the past
B. Data concerning the past, present and future.
C. Data on the establishment's
relationship with others
D. General aggregate data
40. operate under the ISIS within the project:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
41. using single activity data in the same project:
A. Cost accounting
B. Financial Accounting
C. The previous two
D. Another answer
42. Classification of cost elements
A. Two elements
B. Three elements
C. Four elements
D. Five elements
43. One of the Classification of cost elements
A. Elements of production costs
B. Elements of marketing costs
C. cost of materials
D. Elements of administrative costs
44. One of the Classification of cost elements
A. Elements of production costs
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Elements of marketing costs
D. Elements of administrative costs
45. One of the Classification of cost elements
A. Elements of production costs
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Elements of marketing costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
46. The cost of fertilizers feed, oils pesticides is one of the items
A. Cost of materials
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Cost elements of wages
D. Cost elements of expenses
47. The cost of permanent workers, salaries of supervisors, administrators is one of the items
A. Cost of materials
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Cost elements of wages
D. Cost elements of expenses
48. The cost of maintenance of machinery depreciation, rents are one of the items
A. Cost of materials
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Cost elements of wages
D. Cost elements of expenses
49. Classification of the function of cost elements
A. Two elements
B. Three elements
C. Four elements
D. Five elements
50. One of the Classification of the functions cost elements
A. Elements of production costs
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
51. One of the Classification of the functions cost elements
A. Cost of materials
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Elements of marketing costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
52. One of the Classification of the functions cost elements
A. Cost elements of wages
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
53. The elements of seeds, fertilizers, labor wages is one of the items
A. Elements of production costs
B. Elements of marketing costs
C. Cost elements of expenses
D. Elements of administrative costs
54. The elements of packaging materials, wages of marketing personnel is one
of the items
A. Elements of production costs
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Elements of marketing costs
D. Elements of administrative costs
55. The elements of expenses of the salaries of managers and bills of water, electricity is one of the items
A. Elements of production costs
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Elements of marketing costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
56. Classification according to agricultural products
A. Two types
B. Three types
C. Four types
D. Five types
57. One of the Classification according to agricultural products
A. Indirect costs
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
58. One of the Classification according to agricultural products
A. Cost of materials
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Direct costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
59. The elements of labor hours, cost of the products is one of the items
A. Direct costs
B. Elements of marketing costs
C. Indirect costs
D. Elements of administrative costs
60. The elements of salaries of managers, advertising expenses is one of the items
A. Elements of production costs
B. Direct costs
C. Indirect costs
D. Elements of administrative costs
61. Classification according to the size of agricultural activity
A. Two types
B. Three types
C. Four types
D. Five types
62. One of the Classification according to the size of agricultural activity
A. Indirect costs
B. Variable costs
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
63. One of the Classification according to the size of agricultural activity
A. Cost of materials
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Operating costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
64. One of the Classification according to the size of agricultural activity
A. Indirect costs
B. Fixed costs
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
65. One of the Classification according to the size of agricultural activity
A. Cost of materials
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Mixed costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
66. Classification of costs according to functional sections
A. Two types
B. Three types
C. Four types
D. Five types
67. One of the Classification of the functions cost sections
A. Elements of production costs
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Cost of materials
D. Industrial costs
68. One of the Classification of the functions cost sections
A. Cost of materials
B. Cost elements of wages
C. Administrative costs
D. Cost elements of expenses
69. One of the Classification of the functions cost sections
A. Cost elements of wages
B. Costs of sale and distribution
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
70. One of the Classification of the functions cost sections
A. Financial costs
B. Elements of administrative costs
C. Cost of materials
D. Cost elements of expenses
71. Cost components are consisting of
A. Two components
B. Three components
C. Four components
D. Five components
72. Material purchased for a specific production order
A. Direct Materials
B. Indirect Substances
C. Direct wages
D. Indirect wages
73. costs of heads of workers
A. Direct Materials
B. Indirect Substances
C. Direct wages
D. Indirect wages
74. costs of design and drawing
A. Direct Expenditure
B. Indirect Expenditure
C. Direct wages
D. Indirect wages
75. costs of rent lighting and insurance
A. Direct Expenditure
B. Indirect Expenditure
C. Direct wages
D. Indirect wages
76. Nails
A: Direct Expenditure
B: Indirect Substances
C: Indirect Expenditure
D: Direct Materials
77. Seeds, fertilizers, and the cost are:
A: Variable costs
B: Operating costs
C: Fixed costs
D: Mixed costs
78. The production cycle goes through ………… stages:
A. two stages
B. three stages
C. Four stages
D. Five stages
79. The first stage of production cycle
A. Buy raw materials
B. Conversion to final products
C. Store products
D. Sell products
80. The second stage of production cycle
A. Buy raw materials
B. Conversion to final products
C. Store products
D. Sell products
81. The Third stage of production cycle
A. Store products
B. Conversion to final products.
C. Buy raw materials
D. Sell products
82. The last stage of production cycle
A. Buy raw materials
B. Conversion to final products.
C. Store products
D. Sell products
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