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Business Finance Chapter 5 Quizizz Review

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Money owed for purchases bought on credit.

a)
Investment
b)

Account Receivable

c)
Savings
d)
Profit
2.

When receipts exceed payments ( Receipts > Payments ) cash may be deposited into savings account or invested.

a)

Cash Excess Calculation

b)
Receipts + Payments
c)
Receipts < Payments
d)
Receipts = Payments
3.

Deposit all cash received, and make payments by check

a)

Cash control principle

b)
Deposit all cash received, and make payments by PayPal
c)
Keep all cash received, and make payments by cash
d)
Deposit all cash received, and make payments by credit card
4.

An estimate of future cash receipts and cash payments for a specific time period

a)
income statement
b)

Cash Budget

c)
balance sheet
d)
profit and loss statement
5.

difference between current assets and current liabilities

a)
Net income
b)
Gross profit
c)
Operating expenses
d)
Working capital
6.

Are items of value that will be converted int ocash within a year

a)
retained earnings
b)
current assets
c)
long-term liabilities
d)
inventory
7.

Are amounts due to be paid within the next year

a)

Current liabilities

b)
Not sure
c)
Maybe
d)
No
8.

The merchandise an organization plans to sell to customers, it is considered fairly liquid and it is part of a company's current assets.

a)
Accounts payable
b)
Equipment
c)
Inventory
d)
Land
9.

also called raw materials, are unfinished goods used by a manufacturer to create a finished product

a)
finished products
b)
manufactured goods
c)
packaging materials
d)

direct materials

10.

These are also called unfinished goods, have value added to them.

a)

Work in process

b)
Completed goods
c)
Raw materials
d)
Obsolete inventory
11.

Products that have completed the manufacturing process and are ready to sell

a)
Unfinished products
b)
Finished goods
c)
Raw materials
d)
Work in progress
12.

A measure commonly used to determine how many times inventory is sold and replaced. This measure is calculated by dividing sales by inventory

a)
Return on assets ratio
b)
Profit margin ratio
c)
Debt to equity ratio
d)

Inventory turnover

13.

(sales)/(inventory)=? Ratio

a)

current

b)

inventory

c)

inventory turnover

14.

The point of no profit, the exact median of inventory turnover because there is no losses and there is no profit.

a)
Break-even point
b)
Profit point
c)
Loss point
d)
Maximum point
15.

Business expenses that do change in proportion to the level of production

a)
Selling price
b)
Net profit
c)
Operating expenses
d)

Variable Cost

16.

Business expenses that do not change as the level of production changes

a)
Fluctuating expenses
b)

Fixed costs

c)
Variable expenses
d)
Adjustable expenses
17.

Refers to the wages or salary along with other financial benefits paid to employees

a)
Compensation
b)
Vacation
c)
Pension
d)
Bonus
18.

The compensation method where earnings of workers calculated on an hourly basis. A person's total earnings are determined by the hourly rate of pay multiplied by the number of hours worked.

a)

wage

b)

salary

19.

Compensation method where workers are paid per unit of output

a)
Hourly pay
b)
Salary pay
c)
Commission pay
d)
Piece-rate pay
20.

Compensation method where money is earned as a percent of sales volume.

a)
Salary
b)
Bonus
c)
Hourly wage
d)
Commission
21.

Form that documents each employee's pay history.

a)
Time Sheet
b)

Payroll Record

c)
Employee Form
d)
Expense Report
22.

A deposit that electronically transfers net pay into the employee's bank account, the employee will still receive a pay stub, but it also can be done electronically.

a)
Cash deposit
b)
Credit deposit
c)
Direct deposit
d)
Check deposit
23.

Business decide who can build on account, they will create a credit policy. These are guidelines used for the approval of credit customers

a)
Credit policy
b)
Loan policy
c)
Debit policy
d)
Cash policy
24.

The ability of the borrower to repay money owned.

a)
credit score
b)
financial instability
c)
debt forgiveness
d)

Capacity

25.

Specific asset that can be sold to satisfy debt

a)
Collateral
b)
Revenue
c)
Equity
d)
Liability
26.

Loans that have no specific collateral and are a much higher risk for the lender.

a)
Collateralized loans
b)
Low-risk loans
c)
Secured loans
d)
Unsecured loans
27.

Conditions under which credit is extended by a lender to a borrower.

a)
credit score
b)
credit card
c)
credit limit
d)
credit terms