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PERENCANAAN TEKNIK KOSNTRUKSI DAN PROPERTI

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A property business financial report is ...

a)

Record of property marketing activities

b)

Summary of the financial condition of the property business over a specific period

c)

List of house sale prices

d)

Record of the number of project workers

2.

Financial statements are prepared based on the principle of ...

a)

Personal estimates

b)

Generally accepted accounting

c)

Owner decisions

d)

Consumer agreements

3.

The primary information in a property financial report is ...

a)

Building location

b)

Company’s financial condition

c)

Number of workers

d)

Building design

4.

Financial statements are used to determine ...

a)

Building area

b)

Material quality

c)

Financial position and business performance

d)

Aesthetic value of the property

5.

The party that most needs financial statements is ...

a)

Construction workers

b)

Investors and management

c)

Home buyers

d)

Architects

6.

Objective: The main purpose of financial statements is …

a)

Determining building design

b)

Assessing the company's financial performance

c)

Determining the type of property

d)

Determining the project location

7.

Objective: Financial statements help management in …

a)

Decorating property

b)

Making business decisions

c)

Choosing paint color

d)

Deciding the project name

8.

Objective: Investors use financial statements to evaluate …

a)

Building design

b)

Investment returns and risks

c)

Number of rooms

d)

Land area

9.

Objective: The purpose of financial statements for creditors is to know …

a)

Property design

b)

The company's ability to repay debt

c)

Number of employees

d)

Office location

10.

Objective: Financial statements are prepared periodically so that they are …

a)

Easy to alter

b)

Comparable across periods

c)

Able to attract buyers

d)

Able to reduce taxes

11.

Function: Financial statements serve as a tool for …

a)

Promotion

b)

Financial evaluation

12.

Financial statements function as a basis for ...

a)

Determining land prices

b)

Business planning

c)

Making designs

d)

Property marketing

13.

The function of financial statements for a company is to determine ...

a)

Number of buildings

b)

Profit or loss

c)

Property type

d)

Project location

14.

Financial statements can be used as a tool for ...

a)

Entertainment

b)

Management accountability

c)

Decoration

d)

Visual promotion

15.

The function of financial statements for external parties is ...

a)

Assessing the company's financial performance

b)

Managing the project

c)

Drawing floor plans

d)

Determining materials

16.

The report that shows the position of assets, liabilities, and equity is called ...

a)

Income statement

b)

Cash flow statement

c)

Balance sheet

d)

Ledger

17.

The report that shows revenues and expenses is called ...

a)

Balance sheet

b)

Cash flow statement

c)

Income statement

d)

Statement of changes in equity

18.

The cash flow statement contains information about ...

a)

Accounts payable

b)

Cash inflows and outflows

c)

Owner’s equity

d)

Fixed assets

19.

The general ledger functions to ...

a)

Record transactions per account

b)

Prepare tax reports

c)

Record marketing

d)

Calculate selling price

20.

Which financial statement shows changes in equity is ...

a)

Balance sheet

b)

Income statement

c)

Statement of changes in equity

d)

Cash flow statement

21.

The balance sheet is also called ...

a)

Profit report

b)

Statement of financial position

c)

Cash flow statement

d)

Cash book

22.

The main components of the balance sheet are ...

a)

Revenue and expenses

b)

Assets, liabilities, and equity

c)

Cash and bank

d)

Capital and profit

23.

Land and buildings are classified as …

a)

Current assets

b)

Fixed assets

c)

Short-term liabilities

d)

Expenses

24.

Long-term bank debt is classified as …

a)

Assets

b)

Capital

c)

Liabilities

d)

Revenue

25.

Owner’s capital on the balance sheet is included in …

a)

Expenses

b)

Equity

c)

Liabilities

d)

Assets

26.

Income Statement: An income statement serves to determine …

a)

Asset position

b)

Profit or loss

c)

Amount of debt

d)

Cash flows

27.

Income Statement: The primary revenue of a property business comes from …

a)

Employee salaries

b)

Sale or rental of property

c)

Maintenance costs

d)

Bank debt

28.

Income Statement: Property operating expenses include …

a)

Sale of a house

b)

Electricity, water, and maintenance costs

c)

Owner’s capital

d)

Investments

29.

If revenue is greater than expenses, the company experiences …

a)

a loss

b)

break-even

c)

a profit

d)

debt

30.

An income statement is prepared for the period …

a)

every day

b)

a specific period (monthly/annual)

c)

each project

d)

unlimited

31.

Ledger: A ledger contains …

a)

all random transactions

b)

a summary by account

c)

marketing data

d)

employee data

32.

Ledger: A ledger is organized based on …

a)

the general journal

b)

the balance sheet

c)

the income statement

d)

the cash flow statement

33.

Ledger: An example of an account in a ledger is …

a)

house design

b)

cash

c)

project location

d)

building type

34.

Accounts Payable & Receivable: An accounts payable account shows …

a)

the company’s rights

b)

the company’s liabilities

35.

An accounts receivable account indicates ...

a)

Company liabilities

b)

Company’s claim to collect

c)

Operating expense

d)

Owner’s equity

36.

Receivables arise because of ...

a)

Cash purchases

b)

Credit sales

c)

Payment of expenses

d)

Addition of capital

37.

An accounts payable report is useful for ...

a)

Controlling the company’s obligations

b)

Determining profit

c)

Calculating taxes

d)

Managing marketing

38.

An accounts receivable report helps a company to ...

a)

Collect from customers

b)

Calculate fixed assets

c)

Reduce equity

d)

Decide project location

39.

A bank statement is ...

a)

An internal cash record

b)

A transaction report from the bank

c)

The company’s general ledger

d)

An income statement

40.

A bank statement is used for ...

a)

Reconciling the company’s cash records with bank records

b)

Designing building layouts

c)

Recording depreciation of fixed assets

d)

Issuing payroll checks

41.

A bank statement shows transactions of ...

a)

projects

b)

banks

c)

taxes

d)

sales

42.

The balance shown on a bank statement comes from ...

a)

the cash book

b)

bank records

c)

the balance sheet

d)

the general journal

43.

Financial statements must be prepared ...

a)

randomly

b)

systematically and accurately

c)

by estimation

d)

freely

44.

Data in financial statements must be ...

a)

confidential

b)

relevant and reliable

c)

aesthetic

d)

attractive

45.

Financial reports for a property business are usually prepared by ...

a)

the foreman

b)

the finance department

c)

the consumer

d)

marketing

46.

A good financial report should be easy to ...

a)

change

b)

understand

c)

eliminate

d)

manipulate

47.

Errors in financial reports can cause ...

a)

incorrect business decisions

b)

increased profit

c)

greater promotion

d)

more projects

48.

Financial reports are used as a basis for ...

a)

physical construction

b)

evaluation and planning

c)

building design

d)

licensing

49.

Financial reports are prepared based on data ...

a)

estimates

b)

actual transactions

c)

opinions

d)

guesses

50.

Transparency in financial reporting is important to ...

a)

attract buyers

b)

increase trust

c)

reduce costs

d)

add assets