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Question 1
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Acquisitions
Assets companies plan to
Generally accepted
auditing standards
Rules auditors must follow
Going-concern problem
A situation that indicates Liquidity
The ability to generate en
Management's discussion
and analysis (MD&A)
A section of the annual re
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Question 2
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Material misstatements
Errors in the financial stat
Merger
The decision of two more
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Notes to the financial
statements
Part of the annual report Public companies
Companies whose shares
Qualified opinion
A statement auditors issu
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Question 3
Liquidity for a company includes which of the following?
all assets that can easily be bought or sold to raise cash
company stock in reserve
employee retirement fund balances
land and/or buildings owned by a company
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Question 4
For Form 10-K, financial data companies must discuss the possibility of
interest rate risk. What is interest rate risk?
the possibility that interest rates could rise
the possibility that interest rates could fall
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the possibility that interest rates could rise or fall
none of the above
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Question 5
What are the SEC reporting timelines for Form 10-K?
quarterly
every 6 months
annually
biannually
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Question 6
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Accounts-receivable-
turnover ratio
A ratio that shows the num
Current ratio
A ratio that reveals the re
Days outstanding ratio
A ratio that reveals how m
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Debt-to-equity ratio
A ratio that compares tota
Debt-to-total-assets ratio
A ratio that evaluates the
Gross-profit-margin ratio
A ratio that examines the
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Question 7
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Common-size financial
statement
A statement that scales th
Horizontal analysis
A type of analysis used to
Vertical analysis
A type of analysis in whic
Solvency
The ability to satisfy a lon
Working capital
The amount of current as
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Question 8
Common-size financial statements convert dollar amounts to which
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format?
scale of economy
percentage terms
comparative terms
averages
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Question 9
Managing accounts receivable turnover can be critical in a healthcare
environment, since there may be multiple payers for one patient.
Besides the insurance company, who could be additional payers?
patient and third party
third party and hospital or clinic
finance company or healthcare loan company
none of the above
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Question 10
The debt-to-total-assets ratio evaluates the proportion of the asset pool
that is financed with __________?
assets
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capital
reserves
debt
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Question 11
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The following information was extracted from the accounting records of
Alaska Medical Supplies (there are no other current assets or liabilities).
• Cash, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $125,000
◦
20X4: $110,000
• Accounts receivable, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $180,000
◦
20X4: $140,000
• Inventory, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $70,000
◦
20X4: $50,000
• Accounts payable, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $115,000
◦
20X4: $108,000
Compute the current ratio for 20X5. Alaska Medical Supplies rounds all
calculations to two decimal places.
1.57
2.65
2.78
3.26
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Question 12
The following information was extracted from the accounting records of
Mary Lynn Clinics.
• Current assets
◦
20X2: $76,000
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◦
20X1: $80,000
• Property, plant, and equipment (net)
◦
20X2: $99,000
◦
20X1: $90,000
• Intangibles
◦
20X2: $25,000
◦
20X1: $50,000
• Current liabilities
◦
20X2: $40,800
◦
20X1: $48,000
• Long-term liabilities
◦
20X2: $143,000
◦
20X1: $160,000
• Stockholders’ equity
◦
20X2: $16,200
◦
20X1: $12,000
• Net patient revenues
◦
20X2: $500,000
◦
20X1: $500,000
• Cost of goods sold
◦
20X2: $332,500
◦
20X1: $350,000
• Operating expenses
◦
20X2: $93,500
◦
20X1: $85,000
What is the percentage for property, plant, and equipment (net) using
vertical analysis for 20X1?
18.00%
20.45%
40.91%
90.91%
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Question 13
The following information was extracted from the accounting records of
Alaska Medical Supplies.
• Net credit sales
◦
20X5: $832,000
◦
20X4: $760,000
• Cost of goods sold
◦
20X5: $440,000
◦
20X4: $350,000
• Cash, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $125,000
◦
20X4: $110,000
• Accounts receivable, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $180,000
◦
20X4: $140,000
• Inventory, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $70,000
◦
20X4: $50,000
• Accounts payable, Dec. 31
◦
20X5: $115,000
◦
20X4: $108,000
Compute the accounts-receivable-turnover ratio for 20X5. Alaska
Medical Supplies rounds all calculations to two decimal places.
1.09
3.33
5.20
6.16
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Question 14
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Cost
The amount of resources
Cost behavior
How a cost changes with
Cost drivers
Measures that link activiti
Cost function
An expression that mathe
Cost objective
Any purpose for accumul
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Question 15
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Overhead
The ongoing expenses fo
Period costs
Operating costs that are e
Prime costs
Direct materials cost plus
Product costing
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The process of attaching Product costs
Costs that are treated as 1 / 1 pts
Question 16
In managerial accounting, segments are of major importance. Which of
the following is a segment?
services
revenues
assets
cost allocation
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Question 17
Managerial accounting is designed to assist which group?
stockholders
auditors
company managers
company board members
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1 / 1 pts
Question 18
Financial accounting relies on which principle?
GAAP
accounting equation
FACP
balance sheet equation
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Question 19
At Houston Medical Supplies, the following costs are known for 10,000
units.
Per unit
• Selling price: $13.00
• Variable costs: $5.00
• Fixed costs: $6.00
What is the break-even point if the operations manager, Wendy Solon,
buys new equipment to automate certain operations? The new
equipment will add $20,000 to fixed costs and cut variable costs by $2
per unit.
1,000
4,286
6,154
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The following information was extracted from the accounting records of
Westerman Medical Supplies Company for August production activities.
Inventories
• Direct materials
◦
August 1: $18,000
◦
August 31: $10,000
• Work in process
◦
August 1: $12,000
◦
August 31: $16,000
• Finished goods
◦
August 1: $45,000
◦
August 31: $38,000
Month of August
• Factory overhead: $120,000
• Direct materials purchased: $80,000
• Direct labor: $30,000
What was the cost of goods manufactured?
$156,000
$217,000
$226,000
$230,000
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Receive $25,000 from customers on account.
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Provide services to customers on account for $56,000.
Receive $10,000 from customers for services provided in 2024.
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Receive $10,000 from customers for services provided in 2024.
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