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1.Easy
Gross profit is:
ARevenue minus cost of goods sold
BTotal assets minus total liabilities
CCash in minus cash out
DRevenue minus all expenses
2.Easy
What is the main purpose of a trial balance?
ATo show the company's profit for the year
BTo list all customers who owe money
CTo prove that no errors of any kind exist in the ledger accounts
DTo check that total debits equal total credits in the ledger
3.Easy
The gross profit margin is calculated as:
AGross profit ÷ revenue × 100
BRevenue ÷ cost of sales × 100
CNet profit ÷ revenue × 100
DGross profit ÷ total assets × 100
4.Medium
Retained earnings represent:
ACash kept in the bank
BMoney owed to shareholders
CAccumulated profits that have not been paid out as dividends
DThe share price
5.Medium
Current assets are €300,000 and current liabilities are €150,000. What is the current ratio?
A1.5
B4.5
C0.5
D2.0
6.Medium
A shop buys 100 units at €10, then 100 units at €12, and then sells 150 units. What is cost of sales using FIFO?
A€1,650
B€1,700
C€1,500
D€1,600
7.Hard
A firm with spare capacity gets a one-off order at €35 per unit. Variable cost is €30 and full cost including fixed overhead is €42. Assuming no other effects, should it accept?
ANo, the price is below full cost
BYes, but only if the price exceeds €42
CYes, each unit adds €5 contribution
DNo, the order makes a €7 loss per unit
8.Hard
Inventory days are 60, receivable days 45 and payable days 30. What is the cash conversion (operating) cycle?
A75 days
B105 days
C135 days
D15 days
Answer key
1. A · Revenue minus cost of goods sold
2. D · To check that total debits equal total credits in the ledger
3. A · Gross profit ÷ revenue × 100
4. C · Accumulated profits that have not been paid out as dividends
5. D · 2.0
6. D · €1,600
7. C · Yes, each unit adds €5 contribution
8. A · 75 days
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