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c.variablecosts,periodcosts,anddifferentialcosts
d.variablecosts,sunkcosts,andopportunitycosts
BDIF:
3.Coststhatremainconstantintotaldollaramountasthelevelofactivitychangesarecalled:
a.fixedcosts
b.mixedcosts
c.opportunitycosts
d.variablecosts
4.WhichofthegraphsinFigure20-1illustratesthebehaviorofatotalfixedcost?
a.Graph2
b.Graph3
c.Graph4
d.Graph1
DDIF:
5.WhichofthegraphsinFigure20-1illustratesthebehaviorofatotalvariablecost?
6.WhichofthegraphsinFigure20-1illustratesthenatureofamixedcost?
7.Whichofthefollowingcostsisanexampleofacostthatremainsthesameintotalasthenumberofunitsproducedchanges?
a.Directlabor
b.Salaryofafactorysupervisor
c.Unitsofproductiondepreciationonfactoryequipment
d.Directmaterials
8.Whichofthefollowingdescribesthebehaviorofthefixedcostperunit?
a.Decreaseswithincreasingproduction
b.Decreaseswithdecreasingproduction
c.Remainsconstantwithchangesinproduction
d.Increaseswithincreasingproduction
9.Whichofthefollowingactivitybaseswouldbethemostappropriateforfoodcostsofahospital?
a.Numberofcooksscheduledtowork
b.Numberofx-raystaken
c.Numberofpatientswhostayinthehospital
d.Numberofscheduledsurgeries
CDIF:
10.Whichofthefollowingactivitybaseswouldbethemostappropriateforgasolinecostsofadeliveryservice,suchasUnitedPostalService?
a.Numberoftrucksemployed
b.Numberofmilesdriven
c.Numberoftrucksinservice
d.Numberofpackagesdelivered
11.Mostoperatingdecisionsofmanagementfocusonanarrowrangeofactivitycalledthe:
a.relevantrangeofproduction
b.strategiclevelofproduction
c.optimallevelofproduction
d.tacticaloperatinglevelofproduction
12.Coststhatvaryintotalindirectproportiontochangesinanactivitylevelarecalled:
b.sunkcosts
c.variablecosts
d.differentialcosts
13.Whichofthefollowingisanexampleofacostthatvariesintotalasthenumberofunitsproducedchanges?
a.Salaryofaproductionsupervisor
b.Directmaterialscost
c.Propertytaxesonfactorybuildings
d.Straight-linedepreciationonfactoryequipment
14.WhichofthefollowingisNOTanexampleofacostthatvariesintotalasthenumberofunitsproducedchanges?
a.ElectricityperKWHtooperatefactoryequipment
c.Straight-linedepreciationonfactoryequipment
d.Wagesofassemblyworker
15.WhichofthefollowingisNOTanexampleofacostthatvariesintotalasthenumberofunitsproducedchanges?
c.Insurancepremiumsonfactorybuilding
16.Whichofthefollowingdescribesthebehaviorofthevariablecostperunit?
a.Variesinincreasingproportionwithchangesintheactivitylevel
b.Variesindecreasingproportionwithchangesintheactivitylevel
c.Remainsconstantwithchangesintheactivitylevel
d.Variesindirectproportionwiththeactivitylevel
17.Thegraphofavariablecostwhenplottedagainstitsrelatedactivitybaseappearsasa:
a.circle
b.rectangle
c.straightline
d.curvedline
18.Acostthathascharacteristicsofbothavariablecostandafixedcostiscalleda:
a.variable/fixedcost
b.mixedcost
c.discretionarycost
d.sunkcost
19.Whichofthefollowingcostsisamixedcost?
a.Salaryofafactorysupervisor
b.Electricitycostsof$2perkilowatt-hour
c.Rentalcostsof$5,000permonthplus$.30permachinehourofuse
20.Forpurposesofanalysis,mixedcostsaregenerally:
a.classifiedasfixedcosts
b.classifiedasvariablecosts
c.classifiedasperiodcosts
d.separatedintotheirvariableandfixedcostcomponents
21.IngramCo.manufacturesofficefurniture.Duringthemostproductivemonthoftheyear,3,500desksweremanufacturedatatotalcostof$84,400.Initsslowestmonth,thecompanymade1,100desksatacostof$46,000.Usingthehigh-lowmethodofcostestimation,totalfixedcostsare:
a.$56,000
b.$28,400
c.$17,600
d.cannotbedeterminedfromthedatagiven
ModerateOBJ:
22.GiventhefollowingcostandactivityobservationsforWondrousCompany’sutilities,usethehigh-lowmethodtocalculateWondrous’variableutilitiescostspermachinehour.
Cost
MachineHours
March
$3,100
15,000
April
2,700
10,000
May
2,900
12,000
June
3,500
18,000
a.$10.00
b.$.67
c.$.63
d.$.10
23.GiventhefollowingcostandactivityobservationsforJohnsonCompany’sutilities,usethehigh-lowmethodtocalculateJohnson’sfixedcostspermonth.
January
$52,600
20,000
February
75,100
29,000
57,000
22,000
64,000
24,500
a.$2,600
b.$50,000
c.$12,500
d.$5,000
24.GiventhefollowingcostandactivityobservationsforSanchezCompany’sutilities,usethehigh-lowmethodtocalculateSanchez’svariableutilitiescostspermachinehour.
$8,300
10,400
July
7,200
August
9,500
b.$.60
c.$.40
d.$.52
25.LanleyCo.manufacturesofficefurniture.Duringthemostproductivemonthoftheyear,4,500desksweremanufacturedatatotalcostof$86,625.Initsslowestmonth,thecompanymade1,800desksatacostof$49,500.Usingthehigh-lowmethodofcostestimation,totalfixedcostsare:
a.$61,875
b.$33,875
c.$24,750
26.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueregardingfixedandvariablecosts?
a.Bothcostsareconstantwhenconsideredonaperunitbasis.
b.Bothcostsareconstantwhenconsideredonatotalbasis.
c.Fixedcostsarefixedintotal,andvariablecostsarefixedperunit.
d.Variablecostsarefixedintotal,andfixedcostsvaryintotal.
27.Asproductionincreases,whatwouldyouexpecttohappentofixedcostperunit?
a.Increase
b.Decrease
c.Remainthesame
d.Eitherincreaseordecrease,dependingonthevariablecosts
28.Knowinghowcostsbehaveisusefultomanagementforallthefollowingreasonsexceptfor
a.predictingcustomerdemand.
b.predictingprofitsassalesandproductionvolumeschange.
c.estimatingcosts.
d.changinganexistingproductproduction.
29.ThemanufacturingcostofLancerIndustriesforthreemonthsoftheyearareprovidedbelow:
TotalCost
Production
$61,900
1,200Units
80,920
1,800
100,300
2,400
Usingthehigh-lowmethod,thevariablecostperunit,andthetotalfixedcostsare:
a.$32.30perunitand$77,520respectively.
b.$32perunitand$23,500respectively.
c.$32perunitand$76,800respectively.
d.$32.30perunitand$22,780respectively.
30.Whichofthefollowingstatementsis