Managerial Accounting Quiz 26 (20 MCQs)

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1. Process whereby cost items are charged direct to a cost unit or cost center is known as
2. Managerial accounting information is generally prepared for
3. Identify whether the item being described by the statement is Competence, Confidentiality, Credibility or Integrity: "Inform all relevant parties regarding appropriate use of information. ."
4. Factory overhead costs combined with direct labor costs are called ..... costs.
5. What is the different item that need to be transferred to Manufacturer Statement of Profit and Loss?
6. What is the key difference between Full (Absorption) and Variable Costing?
7. The direct materials budget shows:Desired ending direct materials 48, 000 poundsTotal materials required 69, 000 poundsDirect materials purchases 63, 200 poundsThe total direct materials needed for production is
8. An opportunity cost is:
9. Is the use of accounting information for the reporting to parties outside the organization.
10. Management accounting is used by
11. What is the total revenue from clients for the Family segment?
12. A good budgeting system forces managers to examine the business as they plan, so they can:
13. Conversion Cost (Conversion Cost) is obtained from:
14. Classification of these cost for an automobile manufacturer:Wages of assembly line workers
15. Both financial and management accounting:
16. In a vertical analysis, which number is ALWAYS the denominator, or divided by? Hint, every other numbers value for the column will be divided by this number.
17. Financial accounting is primarily concerned with providing financial reports to all of the following EXCEPT
18. Which industry buys finished goods to be resold for a profit?
19. Calculate the purchase price variance for the following scenario. Otto's Auto Repair purchased a car for $ 10 a part if they purchased 1, 000 parts during the year. Otto's only purchased 900 parts and they were charged $ 12 per part.
20. The total contribution margin divided by the number of units sold. It shows how much money per unit is left to pay a business's fixed costs and provide net income