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1.Easy
Opportunity cost is:
AThe interest paid on a loan
BThe value of the best alternative given up
CThe cash cost of buying into a new opportunity
DThe total of all past costs
2.Easy
Which of these is a non-current liability?
ATax due within three months
BA bank overdraft
CTrade payables due to suppliers next month
DA bank loan repayable in five years
3.Easy
Under the cash basis of accounting, income and expenses are recorded when:
AThe goods are ordered
BThe financial year ends
CThe invoice is approved by the board
DCash is received or paid
4.Medium
A company is being sued. Its lawyers say losing is possible but not probable. How is this treated under IAS 37?
ADisclosed as a contingent liability in the notes
BRecognised as a provision on the balance sheet
CRecognised as an expense and paid into a reserve
DIgnored completely
5.Medium
Which error will NOT be revealed by a trial balance?
AA wrongly added ledger column
BA balance copied to the wrong column
CA sale left out of the books entirely
DA debit posted without a matching credit
6.Medium
Return on equity (ROE) is calculated as:
ATotal assets / equity
BNet profit / shareholders' equity
CCurrent assets / current liabilities
DNet profit / total revenue
7.Hard
Operating profit is €200,000 and capital employed (equity plus non-current liabilities) is €1,000,000. What is ROCE?
A2%
B5%
C20%
D50%
8.Hard
A company issues shares at €5 each with a nominal value of €1. The extra €4 per share is recorded as:
ARetained earnings
BRevenue
CA liability
DShare premium
Answer key
1. B · The value of the best alternative given up
2. D · A bank loan repayable in five years
3. D · Cash is received or paid
4. A · Disclosed as a contingent liability in the notes
5. C · A sale left out of the books entirely
6. B · Net profit / shareholders' equity
7. C · 20%
8. D · Share premium
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