1- Which of the following would be considered an actual cost of a current period? • A) The $25 of materials in a manufactured chair that is ready to be shipped to the customer • B) The $22 of direct material cost per unit assumed in the actual budget of a manufacturer of chairs • C) The expected cost of materials for a chair as a result of engineering specifications • D) The average of historical material cost data for a chair manufactured in several past accounting periods 1- Which of the following would be considered an actual cost of a current period? • A) The $25 of materials in a manufactured chair that is ready to be shipped to the customer • B) The $22 of direct material cost per unit assumed in the actual budget of a manufacturer of chairs • C) The expected cost of materials for a chair as a result of engineering specifications • D) The average of historical material cost data for a chair manufactured in several past accounting period. 2- A cost system determines the cost of a cost object by ________. • A) accumulating and then assigning costs • B) accumulating costs • C) assigning and then accumulating costs • D) assigning costs 2- A cost system determines the cost of a cost object by ________. • A) accumulating and then assigning costs • B) accumulating costs • C) assigning and then accumulating costs • D) assigning costs 3- The determination of a cost as either direct or indirect depends upon the ________. • A) accounting standards • B) tax system chosen • C) inventory valuation •
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3- The determination of a cost as either direct or indirect depends upon the ________. • A) accounting standards • B) tax system chosen • C) inventory valuation • D) cost object chosen 4- Which of the following is true if the production volume decreases? • A) fixed cost per unit increases • B) average cost per unit decreases • C) variable cost per unit increases • D) variable cost per unit decreases 4- Which of the following is true if the production volume decreases? • A) fixed cost per unit increases • B) average cost per unit decreases • C) variable cost per unit increases • D) variable cost per unit decreases 5- A truck maintenance cost most likely used cost driver is the ________. • A) number of parts within the product • B) number of miles driven • C) number of products manufactured • D) number of production hours 5- A truck maintenance cost most likely used cost driver is the ________. • A) number of parts within the product • B) number of miles driven • C) number of products manufactured • D) number of production hours • Questions (6) to (8) are based on the following data: • Puritan Apparels is a clothing retailer. Unit costs associated with one of its products, Product AHF 130, are as follows: 6- What are the direct variable manufacturing costs per unit associated with Product AHF 130? • A) $ 288 • B) $ 200 • C) $ 245 • D) $ 255 6- What are the direct variable manufacturing costs per unit associated with Product AHF 130? • A) $ 288 • B) $ 200 • C) $ 245 • D) $ 255 • Questions (6) to (8) are based on the following data: • Puritan Apparels is a clothing retailer. Unit costs associated with one of its products, Product AHF 130, are as follows: 7- What are the indirect nonmanufacturing variable costs per unit associated with Product AHF 130? • A) $ 28 • B) $ 43 • C) $ 38 • D) $ 10 7- What are the indirect nonmanufacturing variable costs per unit associated with Product AHF 130? • A) $ 28 • B) $ 43 • C) $ 38 • D) $ 10 • Questions (6) to (8) are based on the following data: • Puritan Apparels is a clothing retailer. Unit costs associated with one of its products, Product AHF 130, are as follows: 8- What is the percentage of the total variable costs per unit associated with Product AHF 130 with respect to total cost? • A) 85.3% • B) 88.9% • C) 80.7% • D) 90% 8- What is the percentage of the total variable costs per unit associated with Product AHF 130 with respect to total cost? • A) 85.3% • B) 88.9% • C) 80.7% • D) 90% 9- Manufacturing overhead costs are also referred to as ________. • A) indirect manufacturing costs • B) prime costs • C) direct manufacturing costs • D) direct material • 9- Manufacturing overhead costs are also referred to as ________. • A) indirect manufacturing costs • B) prime costs • C) direct manufacturing costs • D) direct material • 10- A written order sent to inform the purchasing department of a need for materials is called a: A) Purchase order B) Receiving report C) Purchase requisition D) Materials requisition form 10- A written order sent to inform the purchasing department of a need for materials is called a: A) Purchase order B) Receiving report C) Purchase requisition D) Materials requisition form 11- When a manufacturing company uses direct materials, it assigns the cost by debiting: • A) Direct materials. • B) Work in process inventory. • C) Manufacturing overhead. • D) Materials inventory. 11- When a manufacturing company uses direct materials, it assigns the cost by debiting: • A) Direct materials. • B) Work in process inventory. • C) Manufacturing overhead. • D) Materials inventory. 12- Vacation pay for factory workers should be charged to: • A) Work in process. • B) Administrative expense. • C) Direct labor. • D) Factory overhead. 12- Vacation pay for factory workers should be charged to: • A) Work in process. • B) Administrative expense. • C) Direct labor. • D) Factory overhead. 13- Materials issued are priced at the latest purchase in: • A) FIFO • B) LIFO • C) standard price • D) weighted average 13- Materials issued are priced at the latest purchase in: • A) FIFO • B) LIFO • C) standard price • D) weighted average 14- Economic order quantity refers to: • A) quantity to be used economically • B) the quantity of materials to be maintained • C) the quantity of materials to be reordered • D) the quantity of materials to be ordered at a time 14- Economic order quantity refers to: • A) quantity to be used economically • B) the quantity of materials to be maintained • C) the quantity of materials to be reordered • D) the quantity of materials to be ordered at a time 15- Overtime represents • A) the time worked beyond normal working hours. • B) the time worked beyond 12 noon everyday. • C) the time worked continuously without break. • D) none of these. 15- Overtime represents • A) the time worked beyond normal working hours. • B) the time worked beyond 12 noon everyday. • C) the time worked continuously without break. • D) none of these. 16- Predetermined overhead rate is computed by using the formula: A) standard overhead/standard base B) actual overhead/standard base C) estimated overhead for the budget period/ estimated base D) estimated overhead/actual base 16- Predetermined overhead rate is computed by using the formula: A) standard overhead/standard base B) actual overhead/standard base C) estimated overhead for the budget period/ estimated base D) estimated overhead/actual base • ABC manufacturing company adopted a Modified Wage Plan. Factory workers are paid $.48 per unit, with a minimum guaranteed wage of $6 per hour for up to 250 units per week. The report on employee’s productivity for the week ending December 16, 2022, follows. Each employee worked a total of 20 hours that week. 17- The amount charged to Work in process is: A) $14.4 B) $499.2 C) $484.8 D) $120 17- The amount charged to Work in process is: A) $14.4 B) $499.2 C) $484.8 D) $120 18- The amount charged to factory overhead is: A) $14.4 B) $499.2 C) $484.8 D) $480 18- The amount charged to factory overhead is: A) $14.4 B) $499.2 C) $484.8 D) $120 19- The amount charged to payroll payable is: A) $14.4 B) $499.2 C) $484.8 D) $480 19- The amount charged to payroll payable is: A) $14.4 B) $499.2 C) $484.8 D) $480