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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
a) Liquidity Ratio explain the liquidity Position of the concern
b) Current ratio express the short term liquidity of the Concern
Both the Statement are Correct
A is Correct but B is Wrong
B is Correct but A is Wrong
Both the Statement are Wrong
Quick Assets= ?
CA- Prepaid expenses
CA- Inventory- Prepaid expenses
CA + Inventory- Prepaid expenses
CA- Inventory + Prepaid expenses
In calculating Interest Coverage Ratio, Interest Includes
Interest on Short term & Long term Loans
Interest on Short term Loans
Interest on Short term & Long term Debts
Interest on Long term Debts
If Revenue from Operations is ? 1,60,000 and Gross Profit is 40,000, Gross Profit Ratio will be
20%
25%
30%
40%
Which of the following transaction will result in an increase in current ratio:
Goods costing $1000 sold on credit for $900
Goods costing $1000 sold on cash for $900
Goods costing $1000 sold in cash for $1100
None of these
Identify the wrong statement
Capital employed= Share holder fund+ Long term Debt- Non trade investment
Share holder fund= Share capital + reserve & Surplus- Fictitious assets
Quick assets is also Known as liquid assets
Net worth is the other name of Capital Employed
Standard Current Ratio
1:1
2:1
1:2
2:2
Efficiency ratios highlights:
How well assets and liabilities are managed
Measures how quickly assets can be converted to cash
Share of ownership in a company
A comparison of two amounts
These are the quick assets.
Cash and Cash E
Cash, Accts Receivables, Short term Investments
Cash, Accts Receivables,
RECEIVABLE TURNOVER
Average ReceivablesNet Credit Sales
Average Daily Credit SalesAverage Receivables
Receivables Turnover365 days
ReceivablesCash Sales
Average Merchandise InventoryCOGs
Average Age of Inventory
COGs Turnover
Average Daily Cost of Goods sold
Inventory Turnover
Which is not a quick asset?
Cash equivalents
Notes receivable
Inventories
Cash substitutes
NOT IN THE CHOICES
Net income after taxes divided by net sales
Net profit margin
Net sales margin
Net profit and sales margin
Profit-sales ratio
NOT IN THE CHOICES
If current liabilities are P100,000 and current assets are P200,000, what is the current ratio?
0.50
1.20
1.50
2.00
NOT IN THE CHOICES
If a long collection period ratio (Accounts receivable ÷ sales X 365) is high, what are the meaning?
A. The Supplier is offering extended payment terms
B. There are no problems with customers paying on time
A financial institution contemplating giving a loan to an entity would be most interested in
the entity’s ability to generate cash flows.
an entity’s ability to generate profits.
an entity’s ability to pay its employees.
an entity’s ability to pay its suppliers.
Delta Pty Ltd has the following balance sheet figures. The debt to equity ratio is:
Current assets $300,000
Current liabilities $200,000
Non-current assets $650,000
Non-current liabilities $150,000
58.3%
36.8%
23.1%
80.0%
If the market share price is $20 and the earnings per share is calculated to be $2.50, the price earnings ratio is:
4 times
5 times
8 times
12.5 times
Which of the following statements regarding days inventory is INCORRECT?
It is a measure of the average length of time it takes to sell inventory.
It is a measure of the efficiency of an entity at selling inventory.
Days inventory is much higher for a supermarket than a clothing retailer.
All of the above options are incorrect.
Limitations of ratio analysis can be caused by:
purchasing expensive machinery at the end of the financial year.
estimations of employee benefits.
different depreciation methods adopted by entities in the same industry.
all of the above.
