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Assessment Test

Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the color of google today

a)

blue

b)

green

c)

purple

d)

yello

2.

WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOUR FRIEND IS SICK IN MIDDILE OF A JUNGLE ?

a)

LEAVE HIM AND GO AWAY

b)

GIVE HIM WATER

c)

GIVE HIM MEDICINES

d)

RUN AWAY

3.

Missing letter-- over_helm

a)

Overshelm

b)

Overvhelm

c)

Overvhelm

d)

Overwhelm

4.

What is the name of this python?

a)

Karl

b)

Kaa

5.

IN A FOREST IF IT STARTS RAINING WHAT WILL YOU DO ?

a)

GET WET IN THE RAIN

b)

OPEN YOUR CLOTHES AND DANCE

c)

HIDE IN A BUSH

d)

REST BELLOW A LARGE TREE

6.

A group of wolves_____

a)

Flock

b)

Sack

c)

Pack

d)

Frock

7.

I Know you Know me! Tell my Name

(a)  

8.

What is banking of roads?

4 lines
9.

………….. topologies do not have any FC components; they perform all communication over IP

(a)  

10.

what is your name

4 lines
11.

Who made most centuries in ODI world Cup Cricket History?

a)

Sachin Tendulker

b)

Ricky Ponting

c)

Kumar Sangakara

d)

Rohit Sharma

12.

The difference between the tensions at the highest and the lowest positions in a vertical circular motion is .................

a)

6 mg

b)

4 mg

c)

3 mg

d)

2 mg

13.

Who is known as Bombay Bomber in Cricket?

a)

Rohit Sharma

b)

Sachin Tendulker

c)

Ravi Shastri

d)

Sunil Gavaskar

14.

Identify the Player

a)

Stewart McGill

b)

Shane Warne

c)

Shane Watson

d)

Bret Lee

15.

So far in Cricket 2,314 Test matches played , Do you know 2000th Test match played at Lords between which teams?

a)

Australia - England

b)

England - South Africa

c)

India - England

d)

England - Pakistan

16.

“Playing it my way” Sachin’s auto biography.In which year it released?

a)

2011

b)

2012

c)

2013

d)

2014

17.

1. Who is India’s Highest individual run scorer in test innings?

a)

VVS Laxman

b)

Rahul Dravid

c)

Virendar Shewag

d)

Karun Nair

18.

In uniform circular motion..........

a)

the angular velocity remains constant

b)

the angular velocity changes

c)

the angular acceleration remains constant

d)

the angular acceleration changes

19.

First Player who played 100 Matches in all formats of Cricket?

a)

Steven Smith

b)

Virat Kohli

c)

Rohit Sharma

d)

Ross Taylor

20.

"A Century Is Not Enough" is the Book Of

a)

VVS Laxman

b)

Sachin Tendulker

c)

Sourav Ganguly

d)

Virender Shewag

21.

"One More Over: An Autobiography" is the Book Of

a)

Anil Kumble

b)

B S Bedi

c)

E A S Prasanna

d)

S Venkataraman

22.

Who Scored most runs at the Cricket World Cup?

a)

AB de Villiers

b)

Sachin Tendulker

c)

Ricky Ponting

d)

Kumar Sangakkara

23.

A fan rotating with an angular speed of 40 rad/s comes to a stop in 20 seconds. What is the angular acceleration?

a)
b)
c)
d)
24.

Identify Me?

a)

Carl Hooper

b)

Jimmy Adams

c)

Brain Lara

d)

Shiva Narayan Chanderpaul

25.

The force static friction is ________ μs.N\mu_s.N  

a)

less than

b)

equal to

c)

greater than

d)

less than or equal to

26.

Who is current chairman of ICC?

a)

Manu Sawhney

b)

Shashank Manohar

c)

Jay Shaw

d)

N. Srinivasan

27.

Total production costs for 900 units of output are $58,200 and total production costs for 1,200 units are $66,600.

The variable cost per unit is constant up to a production level of 2,000 units per month, but a step up of $6,000 in the monthly total fixed cost occurs when production reaches 1,100 units per month.

What is the total cost for a month when 1,000 units are produced?

a)

$60,600

b)

$59,000

c)

$58,200

d)

$65,400

28.

Budgeted production and sales for the year ended 30 November 20X5 are:

Product P1 10,000 units

Product P2 12,500 units

The fixed overhead costs included in P1 relate to apportionment of general overhead costs only. However, P2 also included specific fixed overheads totalling $2,500. If only product P1 were to be made, how many units would need to be sold in order to achieve a profit of $60,000 each year (to the nearest whole unit)?

a)

8,636 units

b)

25,625 units

c)

20,500 units

d)

18,636 units

29.

Tech World is a company which manufactures mobile phone handsets. From its past experiences, Tech World has realised that whenever a new design engineer is employed, there is a learning curve with a 75% learning rate which exists for the first 15 jobs.

A new design engineer has just completed their first job in five hours.

Note. At the learning rate of 75%, the learning factor (b) is equal to –0·415.

How long would it take the design engineer to complete the sixth job?

a)

2.377 hours

b)

1.442 hours

c)

2.564 hours

d)

5 hours

30.

When do you eat lunch?

a)

AM

b)

PM

31.

Where did the duck wish to go ?

a)

The Dee and Jelly Bo Lee

b)

The park

c)

The hospital

32.

Why does the duck praise kangaroo ?

a)

for its size

b)

for its ability to hop and move to places

c)

for its appearance

33.

Which of the following correctly describes a standard hour?

a)

An hour during which only standard units are made

b)

An hour during which no machine breakdowns occur

c)

The quantity of work achievable at standard performance in an hour

d)

An hour for which standard labour rates are paid

34.

How many times did the duck and the kangaroo go around the world together ?

a)

two times

b)

three times

c)

four times

35.

Which TWO of the following statements are true in the context of a just in time (JIT) inventory system?

(i) It can result in much reduced inventory holding costs

(ii) It inevitably increases the need for safety inventories

(iii) It requires suppliers to operate sound quality control procedures

(iii) It works best if supplies are obtained from a number of different suppliers

a)

(i) & (iii)

b)

(ii) & (iv)

c)

(iii) & (iv)

d)

(i) & (iv)

36.

How does the kangaroo run ?

a)

by crawling

b)

by hopping

c)

by rolling

37.

C Co uses material B, which has a current market price of $0·80 per kg. In a linear program, where the objective is to maximise profit, the shadow price of material B is $2 per kg.

Which TWO of the following statements are correct?

a)

Contribution will be increased by $2 for each additional kg of material B purchased at the current market price.

b)

The maximum price which should be paid for an additional kg of material B is $2.

c)

Contribution will be increased by $1·20 for each additional kg of material B purchased at the current market price.

d)

The maximum price which should be paid for an additional kg of material B is $2·80.

38.

When do you go to school?

a)

AM

b)

PM

39.

A company operates in export and import markets, and its operational cash flows are affected by movements in exchange rates, which are highly volatile. As a result, the company has great difficulty in establishing a budgeting system that is reliable for more than three months ahead.

Which of the following approaches to budgeting would be most appropriate for this company's situation?

a)

Flexible budget

b)

Incremental budget

c)

Rolling budget

d)

Zero-based budget

40.

Where did the duck live ?

a)

village

b)

forest

c)

pond

41.

Who makes the sound " Quack " ?

a)

The duck

b)

The kangaroo

c)

The bear

42.

TT Co operates a JIT policy with minimal inventories. It manufactures a single product with the following cost card:

Product A $

Materials (at $2 per kg) 8

Labour (at $5 per hour) 10

Other overheads 7

Total production cost 25

Next month demand is 4,000 units, 15,000 kg of material are available and 8,500 labour hours.

What is the limiting factor next month?

a)

Sales demand

b)

Material only

c)

Labour only

d)

Material and labour

43.

Metallica Co carried out some market research which suggested that a change should be made to the selling price of both Product P4 and P6. As a result, the new contribution per unit for P4 is $85 and for P6 it is $95. Which of the following answers is correct?

a)

The contribution per limiting factor of P4 and P6 is $85 and $47.50 respectively, therefore P4 should be produced first.

b)

The contribution per limiting factor of P4 and P6 is $113.33 and $190 respectively, therefore P6 should be produced first.

c)

The contribution per limiting factor of P4 and P6 is $85 and $47.50 respectively, therefore P6 should be produced first.

d)

The contribution per limiting factor of P4 and P6 is $113.33 and $190 respectively, therefore P4 should be produced first.

44.

Indicate, by selecting the relevant boxes in the table below, whether each of the following costs would be included in the calculation of throughput contribution if Metallica Co operated in a throughput accounting environment.

a)

Yes, No , Yes

b)

No, Yes, Yes

c)

Yes, Yes, Yes

d)

Yes, Yes, No

45.

The following scenario relates to questions 137 – 141. Metallica Co is an engineering company that manufactures a number of products, using a team of highly skilled workers and a variety of different metals. A supplier has informed Metallica Co that the amount of M1, one of the materials used in production, will be limited for the next three-month period.

* Material M1 is expected to be limited in supply during the next three months. These costs are based on M1 continuing to be available at a price of $20 per square metre. The price of M2 is $10 per square metre.

What is the contribution per unit for each product?

a)

Product P4 $75, Product P6 $55

b)

Product P4 $55, Product P6 $75

c)

Product P4 $100, Product P6 $70

d)

Product P4 $70, Product P6 $100

46.

When do you eat breakfast?

a)

AM

b)

PM