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Q. In a deflationary environment, which inventory method would likely result in higher profits?
  • A. FIFO
  • B. LIFO
  • C. Weighted Average
  • D. Specific Identification
Q. In a deflationary environment, which inventory method would likely yield higher profits?
  • A. FIFO
  • B. LIFO
  • C. Weighted Average
  • D. None of the above
Q. In a final account, which of the following is included in the income statement?
  • A. Assets
  • B. Liabilities
  • C. Revenue
  • D. Equity
Q. In a flexible budget, costs are adjusted based on what factor?
  • A. Fixed costs only
  • B. Variable costs only
  • C. Actual level of activity
  • D. Projected sales revenue
Q. In a flexible budget, costs are adjusted based on which of the following?
  • A. Actual sales volume
  • B. Projected sales volume
  • C. Historical sales volume
  • D. Standard costs
Q. In a flexible budget, how are variable costs treated?
  • A. They remain constant regardless of activity level
  • B. They change in total with changes in activity level
  • C. They are ignored in the budget
  • D. They are fixed at the highest level of activity
Q. In a flexible budget, what is adjusted based on actual activity levels?
  • A. Fixed costs
  • B. Variable costs
  • C. Total costs
  • D. Sales revenue
Q. In a flexible budget, what remains constant regardless of the level of activity?
  • A. Variable costs
  • B. Total costs
  • C. Fixed costs
  • D. Contribution margin
Q. In a flexible budget, what remains constant?
  • A. Variable costs per unit
  • B. Total fixed costs
  • C. Total variable costs
  • D. Sales price per unit
Q. In a general partnership, how are decisions typically made?
  • A. By majority vote of partners
  • B. By the partner with the most capital
  • C. By a designated managing partner
  • D. By consensus of all partners
Q. In a general partnership, how are profits typically divided?
  • A. Equally among partners
  • B. Based on investment percentage
  • C. As determined by a written agreement
  • D. All of the above
Q. In a journal entry, which account is debited when a company pays off a liability?
  • A. Cash
  • B. Liability
  • C. Expense
  • D. Asset
Q. In a journal entry, which account is debited when recording an expense?
  • A. Asset account
  • B. Liability account
  • C. Equity account
  • D. Expense account
Q. In a limited partnership, who has limited liability?
  • A. General partners
  • B. Limited partners
  • C. Both general and limited partners
  • D. None of the partners
Q. In a marginal costing system, how are fixed costs treated?
  • A. Included in product costs
  • B. Expensed in the period incurred
  • C. Allocated to each unit produced
  • D. Ignored completely
Q. In a marginal costing system, which of the following is used to assess performance?
  • A. Net profit
  • B. Gross profit
  • C. Contribution margin
  • D. Total costs
Q. In a marketing case study, a company successfully increased its market share by improving customer service. What marketing concept does this illustrate?
  • A. Brand loyalty
  • B. Market penetration
  • C. Product development
  • D. Diversification
Q. In a marketing case study, a company used influencer marketing to promote its products. What is the main advantage of this strategy?
  • A. Lower production costs
  • B. Increased brand awareness
  • C. Higher employee engagement
  • D. Reduced marketing expenses
Q. In a marketing case study, a company used social media to engage with customers. What is this an example of?
  • A. Direct marketing
  • B. Content marketing
  • C. Digital marketing
  • D. Traditional marketing
Q. In a marketing case study, what is the significance of a unique selling proposition (USP)?
  • A. It reduces production costs
  • B. It differentiates a product from competitors
  • C. It increases employee productivity
  • D. It enhances supply chain efficiency
Q. In a marketing case study, which factor is most likely to influence consumer purchasing decisions?
  • A. Company size
  • B. Brand loyalty
  • C. Employee satisfaction
  • D. Production methods
Q. In a partnership, how is profit typically distributed among partners?
  • A. Equally
  • B. Based on capital contribution
  • C. Based on partnership agreement
  • D. Equally after expenses
Q. In a partnership, how is profit typically shared among partners?
  • A. Equally
  • B. In proportion to capital contribution
  • C. As per partnership agreement
  • D. All of the above
Q. In a partnership, how is profit typically shared?
  • A. Equally among partners
  • B. Based on capital contribution
  • C. As per the partnership agreement
  • D. None of the above
Q. In a partnership, how is the profit-sharing ratio determined?
  • A. Equally among all partners
  • B. Based on capital contribution
  • C. As per partnership agreement
  • D. By mutual consent only
Q. In a partnership, what is the main disadvantage compared to a corporation?
  • A. Limited lifespan
  • B. Higher taxes
  • C. More regulatory requirements
  • D. Limited liability
Q. In a partnership, what is the purpose of the Profit and Loss Appropriation Account?
  • A. To record all income and expenses
  • B. To allocate profits among partners
  • C. To determine the net profit
  • D. To record capital contributions
Q. In a period of declining prices, which inventory method would result in a higher ending inventory value?
  • A. FIFO
  • B. LIFO
  • C. Weighted Average
  • D. All methods are the same
Q. In a period of deflation, which inventory method would likely result in higher ending inventory values?
  • A. FIFO
  • B. LIFO
  • C. Weighted Average Cost
  • D. All methods equally
Q. In a period of deflation, which inventory method would likely show the highest net income?
  • A. FIFO
  • B. LIFO
  • C. Weighted Average
  • D. Specific Identification
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