Accounting II - Unit 6 Practice Test

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high school accounting II test on management accounting.
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Question 1

Question
Fresh Food Market had an increase in net sales of 18.9%. Advertising expense increased by 9.3%. Which of the following is correct about the change in advertising expense?
Answer
  • Favorable change because the difference in the increase in net sales and the increase in advertising expense was less than 10%
  • Favorable change because the percentage increase in net sales was greater than the percentage increase in advertising expense
  • Normal change because advertising expense increased
  • Normal change because net sales increased and advertising expense increased

Question 2

Question
John wants to prepare reports that show estimates of income and expenses for the upcoming year. Which report would reflect estimates for rent expense?
Answer
  • Administrative expenses budget schedule
  • Purchases budget schedule
  • Sales budget schedule
  • Cost of goods sold budget schedule

Question 3

Question
Slugger Apparel had an increase in net sales of 7.9%. Cost of merchandise sold increased by 13.4%. Which of the following is correct about the change in cost of merchandise sold?
Answer
  • Favorable change because the difference in the increase in net sales and the increase in cost of merchandise sold was less than 1%
  • Favorable change because the percentage increase in net sales was less than the percentage increase in cost of merchandise sold
  • Normal change because net sales increased and cost of merchandise sold increased
  • Unfavorable change because the percentage increase in net sales was less than the cost of merchandise sold.

Question 4

Question
Mary wants to prepare reports that show estimates of income and expenses for the upcoming year. Which report would Mary need to complete FIRST?
Answer
  • Administrative expenses budget schedule
  • Purchases budget schedule
  • Sales budget schedule
  • Selling expenses budget schedule

Question 5

Question
Bill's Beverage has an increase in net sales of 9.3%. Rent expense increased by 7.5%. Which of the following is correct about the change in rent expense?
Answer
  • Favorable change because the difference in the increase in net sales and the increase in rent expense was less than 5%
  • Favorable change because the percentage increase in net sales was greater than the percentage increase in rent expense
  • Normal change because net sales increased and rent expense increased
  • Normal change because rent expense increased

Question 6

Question
Friendly Shoe Store projected cash of $5,000 for the period. Actual cash was $4,000. Which of the following could be the cause of the decrease in cash?
Answer
  • Actual cost of merchandise is less than budgeting cost of merchandise
  • Actual operating expenses are less than budgeted operating expenses
  • Customers are paying too quickly
  • Customers are not paying

Question 7

Question
Michelle wants to know her company's anticipated cash outflows for the upcoming year. Which schedule would give Michelle this information?
Answer
  • Budgeted income statement
  • Cash payments budget schedule
  • Cash receipts budget schedule
  • Sales budget schedule

Question 8

Question
Jane wants to compare actual income and expenses to budgeted income and expenses. Which of the following would provide the information Jane needs?
Answer
  • Balance Sheet
  • Budgeted income statement
  • Comparative income statement
  • Performance report

Question 9

Question
Tennis Town had an increase in net sales of 8.2%. Cost of merchandise sold increased by 13.4%. Which of the following is correct about the change in cost of merchandise sold?
Answer
  • Favorable change because cost of merchandise sold increased
  • Favorable change because the percentage increase in net sales was less than the percentage increase in cost of merchandise sold
  • Normal change because sales increased and cost of merchandise sold increased
  • Unfavorable change because percentage increase in sales was less than cost of merchandise sold

Question 10

Question
Tucker Manufacturing has total fixed costs of $125,000.00 and a contribution margin rate of 40%. The unit sale price is $125.00. How many units must be sold to break-even?
Answer
  • 1,000
  • 2,500
  • 20,000
  • 50,000

Question 11

Question
Wild Bill's Theme Park has total fixed costs $150,000.00 and a contribution margin rate of 25%. The unit sale price is $75.00. How many units must be sold to break-even?
Answer
  • 4,000
  • 5,000
  • 7,500
  • 8,000

Question 12

Question
Linda's Cosmetics has total fixed costs of $10,000.00. Units sell for $20.00 and have a variable cost of $15.00. To earn a planned net income of $8,000.00, how many units must be sold?
Answer
  • 720
  • 950
  • 1,200
  • 3,600

Question 13

Question
Carson Ski Shoppe is considering expanding its product line to include snowboards. Management projects that the snowboards would sell for $500.00 each. Variable costs are projected to be $100.00 per unit, with total fixed costs of $50,000.00 per month. How many units need to be sold each month to break-even?
Answer
  • 100
  • 125
  • 500
  • 1,000

Question 14

Question
Off Shore Boats sells water skis and jet skis. Their net sales are $400,000.00 (water skis= $320,000.00; jet skis= $80,000.00). Their contribution margin is $100,000.00 and total fixed costs are $50,000.00. Off Shore would like to improve its net income to $75,000.00. If the water skis sell for $1,000 each and the jet skis sell for $2,500 each, how many water skis and jet skis should they plan to purchase and sell?
Answer
  • 200 water skis and 50 jet skis
  • 400 water skis and 40 jet skis
  • 30 water skis and 20 jet skis
  • 400 water skis and 100 jet skis

Question 15

Question
Cooper's Gym has total fixed costs of $15,000.00. The unit sales at break-even point are 3,000. The unit sales price is $15.00. What is the contribution margin per unit?
Answer
  • $5.00
  • $5.75
  • $10.00
  • $15.00

Question 16

Question
Garrett's Gourmet Ice Creams ells ice cream and milkshakes. Garrett's net sales are $5,000.00 (Ice Cream=$3,000.00; Milkshakes=$2,000.00). Its contribution margin is $2,000.00, and total fixed costs are $2,500.00. Garrett would like to improve its net income to $700.00. If the ice cream sells for $6 each and the milkshakes sell for $4 each, how many ice creams and milkshakes should Garrett plan to purchase and sell?
Answer
  • 175 ice creams and 100 milkshakes
  • 150 ice creams and 200 milkshakes
  • 200 ice creams and 100 milkshakes
  • 800 ice creams and 800 milkshakes

Question 17

Question
David's Hair Products is considering expanding its product line to include hair dryers. Management projects that the hair dryers would sell for $30.00 each. Variable costs are projected to be $18.00 per unit, with total fixed costs $3,600.00 per month. If potential sales for the hair dryers are projected to be 150 units per month, should they expand its production line?
Answer
  • Yes. David will have a net income of $1,800.00 with the new product.
  • Yes. David will have a net income of $3,600.00 with the new product.
  • No. David will have a net loss of $1,800.00 with this new product.
  • No. David will have a net loss of $3,600.00 with the new product.

Question 18

Question
Green Fees Golf Store has total fixed costs of $12,000.00 and planned net income of $15,000.00. How many sales dollars are required to achieve a 20% contribution margin rate?
Answer
  • $40,000.00
  • $60,000.00
  • $75,000.00
  • $135,000.00

Question 19

Question
Michel's Craft Store has total fixed costs of $12,000.00 and planned net income of $8,000.00. How many sales dollars are required to achieve a 25% contribution margin rate?
Answer
  • $40,000.00
  • $80,000.00
  • $100,000.00
  • $120,000.00

Question 20

Question
Water Fun Park had total fixed costs of $75,000.00 and a contribution margin rate of 20%. The unit sale price is $75.00. How many units must be sold to break-even?
Answer
  • 4,000
  • 5,000
  • 20,000
  • 4,800

Question 21

Question
Russell Tie Shop has total fixed costs of $8,000.00. Units sell for $30.00 and have a variable cost of $10.00. To earn a planned net income of $10,000.00, how many units must be sold?
Answer
  • 600
  • 900
  • 1,000
  • 1,200

Question 22

Question
Carson Ski Shopped is considering expanding its product line to include snowboards. Management projects that the snowboards would sell for $500.00 each. Variable costs are projected to be $100.00 per unit, with total fixed costs of $50,000.00 per month. If potential sales for the snowboards are projected to be 100 units per month, should they expand its production line?
Answer
  • Yes. Carson will have a net income of $5,000.00 with the new product.
  • Yes. Carson will have a net income of $10,000.00 with the new product.
  • No, Carson will have a net loss of $5,000.00 with the new product.
  • No. Carson will have a net loss of $10,000.00 with the new product.

Question 23

Question
Garrett's Gourmet Ice Cream has total fixed costs of $9,000.00 and planned net income of $6,000.00. How many sales dollars are required to achieve a 15% contribution margin rate?
Answer
  • $40,000.00
  • $60,000.00
  • $100,000.00
  • $120,000.00

Question 24

Question
David's Hair Products is considering expanding its product line to include hair dryers. Management projects that the hair dryers would sell for $30.00 each. Variable costs are projected to be $18.00 per unit, with total fixed costs of $3,600.00 per month. How many units need to be sold each month to break-even?
Answer
  • 120
  • 300
  • 450
  • 600

Question 25

Question
Ryan Sporting Goods has total fixed costs of $36,000.00 and a contribution margin rate of 20%. The unit sale price is $9.00. How many units must be sold to break-even?
Answer
  • 4,000
  • 7,200
  • 20,000
  • 64,800

Question 26

Question
Cooper Electronics sells televisions and DVD players. Cooper's net sales are $75,000.00 (TVs=$52,500.00; DVD players=$22,500.00). Its contribution margin is $30,000.00, and total fixed costs are $24,000.00. Cooper would like to improve its net income to $10,000.00. If the televisions sell for $350 each and the DVD players sell for $250 each, how many televisions and DVD player should Cooper plan to purchase and sell?
Answer
  • 170 televisions and 102 DVD players
  • 102 televisions and 170 DVD players
  • 200 televisions and 100 DVD players
  • 100 televisions and 200 DVD players

Question 27

Question
Budget Motorsports is considering expanding its product line to include motorcycles. Management projects that the motorcycles would sell for $10,000.00 each. Variable costs are projected to be $6,000.00 per unit, with total fixed costs of $200,000 per month. How many units need to be sold each month to break-even?
Answer
  • 50
  • 100
  • 200
  • 500

Question 28

Question
Budget Motorsports is considering expanding its product line to include motorcycles. Management projects that the motorcycles would sell for $10,000.00 each. Variable costs are projected to be $6,000.00 per unit, with total fixed costs of $200,000.00 per month. If potential sales for the motorcycles are projected to be 80 units per month, should they expand its production line?
Answer
  • Yes. Budget will have a net income of $48,000.00 with the new product
  • Yes. Budget will have a net income of $120,000.00 with the new product.
  • No. Budget will have a net loss of $48,000.00 with the new product.
  • No. Budget will have a net loss of $120,000.00 with the new product.
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