Option A: priced budget
Option B: exceeding budget
Option C: fixed budget
Option D: variable budget
Correct Answer: exceeding budget ✔
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Option A: $660,500
Option B: $560,500
Option C: $460,500
Option D: $360,500
Correct Answer: $360,500 ✔
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Option A: choose the budgeting period
Option B: select allocation bases
Option C: identify variable overhead cost
Option D: compute the per unit rate
Correct Answer: choose the budgeting period ✔
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Option A: $34,000
Option B: $24,000
Option C: $16,000
Option D: $18,000
Correct Answer: $34,000 ✔
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Option A: potential budget response
Option B: potential management response
Option C: potential price response
Option D: potential cost response
Correct Answer: potential management response ✔
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Option A: incurred manufacturing
Option B: incurred production cost
Option C: actual incurred cost
Option D: incurred labor cost
Correct Answer: actual incurred cost ✔
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Option A: $38,500
Option B: $48,500
Option C: $58,500
Option D: $13,500
Correct Answer: $38,500 ✔
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Option A: $57.21 per unit
Option B: $67.21 per unit
Option C: $77.21 per unit
Option D: $87.21 per unit
Correct Answer: $57.21 per unit ✔
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Option A: actual cost incurred
Option B: fixed cost incurred
Option C: variable cost incurred
Option D: manufacturing cost incurred
Correct Answer: actual cost incurred ✔
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Option A: $20,000
Option B: $34,000
Option C: $44,000
Option D: $35,000
Correct Answer: $44,000 ✔
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Option A: $43,000
Option B: $42,000
Option C: $29,000
Option D: $19,000
Correct Answer: $43,000 ✔
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Option A: fixed overhead efficiency variance
Option B: variable overhead efficiency variance
Option C: variable overhead manufacturing variance
Option D: fixed overhead manufacturing variance
Correct Answer: variable overhead efficiency variance ✔
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Option A: unchanged price
Option B: unchanged cost
Option C: fixed overhead cost
Option D: variable overhead cost
Correct Answer: fixed overhead cost ✔
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Option A: choose the budgeting period
Option B: select allocation bases
Option C: identify variable overhead cost
Option D: compute the per unit rate
Correct Answer: identify variable overhead cost ✔
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Option A: $31,800
Option B: $12,300
Option C: $12,200
Option D: $41,800
Correct Answer: $12,200 ✔
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Option A: $83.17
Option B: $73.17
Option C: $53.17
Option D: $63.17
Correct Answer: $53.17 ✔
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Option A: identify variable overhead cost
Option B: compute the per unit rate
Option C: choose the budgeting period
Option D: select allocation bases
Correct Answer: compute the per unit rate ✔
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Option A: $27,000
Option B: $25,000
Option C: $47,000
Option D: $57,000
Correct Answer: $47,000 ✔
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Option A: favorable volume variance
Option B: profit volume variance
Option C: cost volume variance
Option D: production volume variance
Correct Answer: production volume variance ✔
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Option A: variable batch costs
Option B: fixed batch costs
Option C: variable setup costs
Option D: fixed setup costs
Correct Answer: variable setup costs ✔
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Option A: activity based costing
Option B: non-financial costing
Option C: profit costing
Option D: lump sum costing
Correct Answer: activity based costing ✔
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Option A: non-financial measures
Option B: financial measures
Option C: effective measure
Option D: lump sum measure
Correct Answer: financial measures ✔
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Option A: favorable spending variance
Option B: unfavorable spending variance
Option C: favorable price variance
Option D: unfavorable price variance
Correct Answer: favorable spending variance ✔
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Option A: favorable price variance
Option B: unfavorable price variance
Option C: favorable spending variance
Option D: unfavorable spending variance
Correct Answer: favorable spending variance ✔
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Option A: cause for exceeding budget
Option B: cause of less employment
Option C: fixed cost variation
Option D: variable cost variation
Correct Answer: cause for exceeding budget ✔
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Option A: $182,500
Option B: $152,500
Option C: $162,500
Option D: $172,500
Correct Answer: $152,500 ✔
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Option A: $16,000
Option B: $54,000
Option C: $64,000
Option D: $74,000
Correct Answer: $16,000 ✔
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Option A: efficiency variance
Option B: unfavorable variance
Option C: production volume variance
Option D: favorable variance
Correct Answer: efficiency variance ✔
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Option A: flexible budget amount
Option B: constant amount
Option C: variable amount
Option D: production amount
Correct Answer: flexible budget amount ✔
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Option A: $16,000
Option B: $12,000
Option C: $18,000
Option D: $21,000
Correct Answer: $12,000 ✔
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Option A: budget variance
Option B: production volume variance
Option C: price volume variance
Option D: cost volume variance
Correct Answer: production volume variance ✔
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Option A: identify variable overhead cost
Option B: compute the per unit rate
Option C: choose the budgeting period
Option D: select allocation bases
Correct Answer: select allocation bases ✔
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In flexible budget analysis, the variable overhead flexible budget variance is equal to _________?
Option A: fixed cost-variable budget amount
Option B: actual cost-flexible budget amount
Option C: variable cost-allocated amount
Option D: actual cost-variable amount
Correct Answer: actual cost-flexible budget amount ✔
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Option A: $12,000
Option B: $15,000
Option C: $10,000
Option D: $32,000
Correct Answer: $32,000 ✔
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Option A: lump sum price amount
Option B: lump sum fixed cost
Option C: lump sum variable cost
Option D: lump sum manufacturing cost
Correct Answer: lump sum fixed cost ✔
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Option A: $59,000
Option B: $25,000
Option C: $15,000
Option D: $39,000
Correct Answer: $25,000 ✔
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Option A: batch level
Option B: output unit level
Option C: facility and product sustaining
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: $61,500
Option B: $31,500
Option C: $41,500
Option D: $51,500
Correct Answer: $31,500 ✔
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Option A: production numerator level
Option B: production denominator level
Option C: production cost level
Option D: production fixed level
Correct Answer: production denominator level ✔
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Option A: $67,500
Option B: $57,500
Option C: $47,500
Option D: $37,500
Correct Answer: $37,500 ✔
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Option A: flexible hours
Option B: actual cost
Option C: actual quantity
Option D: actual price
Correct Answer: actual quantity ✔
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Option A: variable overhead spending variance
Option B: fixed overhead spending variance
Option C: constant spending variance
Option D: potential spending variance
Correct Answer: variable overhead spending variance ✔
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Option A: $20,000
Option B: $76,000
Option C: $86,000
Option D: $96,000
Correct Answer: $20,000 ✔
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Option A: variable setup costs
Option B: fixed setup costs
Option C: variable batch costs
Option D: fixed batch costs
Correct Answer: fixed setup costs ✔
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Option A: $21,000
Option B: $11,000
Option C: $31,000
Option D: $41,000
Correct Answer: $41,000 ✔
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Option A: effectively measure
Option B: lump sum measure
Option C: non-financial measures
Option D: financial measures
Correct Answer: non-financial measures ✔
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Option A: $10,000
Option B: $1,000
Option C: $7,000
Option D: $4,000
Correct Answer: $10,000 ✔
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Option A: $142,500
Option B: $112,500
Option C: $122,500
Option D: $132,500
Correct Answer: $112,500 ✔
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Option A: $518,750
Option B: $418,750
Option C: $218,750
Option D: $318,750
Correct Answer: $218,750 ✔
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Option A: $16,500
Option B: $15,500
Option C: $14,500
Option D: $13,500
Correct Answer: $13,500 ✔
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Option A: setup cost
Option B: batch cost
Option C: facility cost
Option D: lump sum cost
Correct Answer: setup cost ✔
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Option A: fixed setup cost
Option B: total setup cost
Option C: variable setup cost
Option D: total overhead cost
Correct Answer: fixed setup cost ✔
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Option A: $218,750
Option B: $238,750
Option C: $258,750
Option D: $268,750
Correct Answer: $268,750 ✔
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The process of ensuring preventive measure to be done in all machines is classified as _________?
Option A: potential price response
Option B: potential cost response
Option C: potential budget response
Option D: potential management response
Correct Answer: potential management response ✔
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Option A: potential cost response
Option B: potential budget response
Option C: potential management response
Option D: potential price response
Correct Answer: potential management response ✔
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Option A: $39,000
Option B: $49,000
Option C: $59,000
Option D: $73,000
Correct Answer: $39,000 ✔
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Option A: denominator level
Option B: numerator level
Option C: fixed level
Option D: variable level
Correct Answer: denominator level ✔
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Option A: denominator level variance
Option B: numerator level variance
Option C: price level variance
Option D: cost level variance
Correct Answer: denominator level variance ✔
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