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AGRICULTURE TEST

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The purpose of the beginning balance sheet for a company is to show

a)

if the business made a profit in the previous year

b)

the value of assets liabilities, and owner equality

c)

the change in owner equity for a given period

d)

the change in cash balance

2.

cash on hand on a business balance sheet would most closely correspond to which of the following

a)

the balance in the farm checking and savings account

b)

the balance in the farm checking and savings account plus other current assest

c)

the cash balance in the farm hedging account

d)

the cash balance in the farm checking account and the personal checking account

3.

The debt to assets ratio is measure of the solvency of a farm business. Which of the following indicates the business is not solvent

a)

15.1%

b)

.35%

c)

90%

d)

106%

4.

homer purchased 240 acres of timber land. he obtained a load for $142,229 at 4.75% interest with the local lender. What would be the amount of interest he would be required to pay for 9 months

a)

$5066.91

b)

$6,755.88

c)

$562.99

d)

$105,210.49

5.

which of the following would be considered a current asset

a)

market livestock

b)

breeding livestock

c)

equipment

d)

land

6.

which of the following would be considered a non-current liability

a)

accounts payable

b)

accrued interest

c)

operating loan balance

d)

land mortgage

7.

a whole farm schedule of expected income and expense is a

a)

balance sheet

b)

partial budget

c)

budget

d)

depreciation schedule

8.

there are_____ stages of production

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

no set number. it depends on the product being produced

9.

am enterprise budget is

a)

a physical and financial plan for the entire farm business for a specified period of time

b)

a statement of projected cost and returns associated with one production process one production cycle

c)

a record of past production performance, usually for one production cycle

d)

the tools used in analyzing only changes in the farm operation and the potential change in net income

10.

budgeting is not used to

a)

determine the useful its if assets

b)

estimate the amount of credit needed

c)

allow for experimentation with possible outcomes before resources are commited

d)

help with organizing

11.

The cost of using a resource based on what it could have earned in the next best alternative is

a)

always a variable cost

b)

always a fixed cost

c)

an alternative cost

d)

an opportunity cost

12.

which of of the following would be considered a fixed cost

a)

hired seasonal labor

b)

depreciation on machinery

c)

crop production inputs

d)

feed purchases

13.

which of the following statements is not a true statement about cash flow projections

a)

they can based on an annual or monthly projections

b)

they provide information that helps guide decisions in the upcoming year

c)

they are more important to a lender to load purposes than to the farmer for planning

d)

they include both known and unknown amounts of income and expense

14.

country a's currency has weakened relative to country B's currency. As a result, agriculture goods produced in country A are now ______ in retail markets in country B

a)

More expensive

b)

less expensive

c)

the same price as before

d)

not allowed

15.

How many acres are in a plot that measures 1320 feet by 1630 feet.

a)

3,484,800

b)

3,960

c)

80

d)

76.8

16.

a rising cash price relative to the futures price is known as

a)

strengthening basis

b)

weakening basis

c)

under basis

d)

basis risk

17.

a producer using the futures market to hedge the price of a commodity sold in the fall would take what action in may

a)

sell futures contracts expecting to buy them selves back when the commodity is sold

b)

sell futures contracts expecting to sell more contracts when the commodity is sold

c)

sell futures contracts expecting to buy more contracts when the commodity is sold

d)

sell futures contracts expecting to sell those contracts when the commodity is sold

18.

the main thing to keep in mind about income tax management is to

a)

minimize your tax obligation

b)

have zero taxes due

c)

maximize your after tax income

d)

defer your income taxes to the future

19.

effective tax planning

a)

has nothing to do with personal financial goals

b)

is most effective with up to date records

c)

does not require long - range projections

d)

usualy aligns with mid-year tax estimates

20.

the taxes that may be due when a person dies

a)

production loss taxes

b)

estate taxes

c)

property taxes

d)

real estate taxes

21.

when a farmer trades in a piece of equipment, it is:

a)

considered tax-free income

b)

left on the depreciation schedule

c)

added to the total list price of a new item

d)

treated as a sale

22.

assume that a cotton picker has an annual fixed cost of $21,213 and variable costs of $53.42 per acre. A custom picker charges $71.50 per acre. what is the break-even point in acres per year

a)

428 acres

b)

866 acres

c)

1173 acres

d)

1425 acres

23.

for an amortized loan, which of the following increases each year

a)

total payment

b)

interest payment

c)

principal payment

d)

interest rate

24.

an asset that will normally be owned or used up over a period longer than a year is called

a)

noncurrent asset

b)

current asset

c)

intermediate asset

d)

liquid asset

25.

when you incorporate a farm business, the assets of the business are transferred to the corporation in exchange for

a)

cash

b)

deferred payment

c)

accrual certificates

d)

stock certificates

26.

_____ describes an accounting year that begins on any day other than January first. For farms it is generally recommended that this period follow the production cycle of the major enterprise and end when the business activist are slow

a)

calendar year

b)

enterprise year

c)

fiscal year

d)

business year

27.

the amount of money received from selling a product or service is called

a)

income

b)

cash

c)

debt

d)

finance

28.

what is the principal payment for year 4

a)

$4,220

b)

$3,588

c)

$3,708

d)

$3,829

29.

which of the following will change if the price of the skid steer increases?

a)

interest rate

b)

term length of the loan

c)

payment amount

d)

none of the above

30.

If all else was kept the same, what would happen if the length of the loan was extended by three years

a)

The amount of money borrowed would have to change

b)

the annual payment would be higher

c)

the annual payment would stay the same

d)

the annual payment would be lower

31.

A farmer has a debt of $1948.00 that must be paid next month. His debt would be listed as a:

a)

capital asset

b)

debt equity ratio

c)

current asset

d)

current liability

32.

which of the following is NOT a variable cost?

a)

machinery

b)

seed

c)

diesel fuel

d)

fertilizer

33.

The_____ Is a summary of revenue and expenses for a given accounting period

a)

income statement

b)

checking account statement

c)

net worth statement

d)

budget

34.

depreciable farm property must have a useful life of

a)

at least one year

b)

more than one year

c)

more than 5 years

d)

more than 10 years

35.

changes in the price of corn or any other commodity that a farmer produces is considered x

a)

market risk

b)

production risk

c)

legal risk

d)

human risk

36.

the rpice at which consumers are willing to buy all that the producers are willing to supply to the market is called the

a)

opportunity price

b)

equilibrium price

c)

support price

d)

basis price

37.

A_____ is a systematic organization of everything owned (asset) and owed (liability) by a business or an individual at the given time

a)

budget

b)

balance sheet

c)

amortization schedule

d)

tax value basis

38.

assets used in farming. Other than land and some livestock, that have a useful life of more than one year are

a)

ordinary expenses

b)

not tax deductible

c)

current inventory

d)

depreciable

39.

at what stage of production does the total product decrease if the input increases

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

harvest

40.

____ gives you protection against financial loss if property is damaged, destroyed or stolen

a)

life insurance

b)

crop insurance

c)

property insurance

d)

liability insurance

41.

When developing a crop enterprise budget for an acreage that will be double cropped (two crops on the same land in the same year) the budget should:

a)

combine both crops and split and expenses evenly per acre

b)

developed for the acreage and combine the total cost

c)

developed for each crop and the annual cost for land be divided between and two crops

d)

consider the acreage to contain a single crop and calculate the budget accordingly

42.

calculate their net cash farm income

a)

$145,368

b)

$55,605

c)

$43,123

d)

$27,464

43.

calculate their net operating profit

a)

$145,358

b)

%55,605

c)

$42,123

d)

$27,464

44.

calculate the net farm income

a)

$145,368

b)

$55,605

c)

$43,123

d)

$27,464

45.

which of the following is a source of farm revanue

a)

principal payments during the accounting period

b)

interest payments during the accounting period

c)

sale of cabbage produced during the accounting period

d)

cash received from a new noncurrent loan to purchase a new tractor

46.

when using cash accounting records, a business will recognize

a)

income and expense transactions at the time of actual cash transactions

b)

income and expense transactions regardless of when they are incurred

c)

income when it is produced

d)

expenses when the item is used in the production process

47.

If you are considering a change in the farm business that affects only a few items in the total farm budget, this change could most appropriately be evaluated using

a)

a partial budget

b)

an enterprise budget

c)

a cash flow budget

d)

a total farm budget