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Practice Questions for Exam 3 Chapter 8 1. Which of the following statements is true as it relates to budgeting? A. An advantage of budgeting is that it serves as a way to plan for the future and communicate those plans to others. B. A self-imposed budget allows managers to set their own goals. C. Responsibility accounting holds managers responsible for only those items for which they can control to a significant extent. All of the above are true. 2. Which of the following is not an advantage of budgeting? A. Budgeting helps managers allocate resources. B. Budgeting communicates management’s plans throughout the organization. C. Budgeting helps identify bottlenecks. Budgeting reduces the need for internal control. nevex Giseussed 1C ¥ budgd'ifls wo The timing of which of the following budgeting sequences would not work? A. Creating the sales budget before the production budget —_' Creating the cash budget before the sales budget C. Creating the production budget before the direct labor budget D. Creating the direct materials budget before the budgeted balance sheet ~ . Which of the following expenses is never included in cash outflows? A. Direct material expense ® Depreciation expense NEN&EL O cosh expense C. Payroll expense D. Transportation expense _— 1o Sonder Srom cusiomers 5. Sander Co. includes accounts-receivable on the budgeted balance sheet as a result of: A. Raw material purchases Sander Co. has not yet paid for. Sales the company has not yet collected in cash. C. Wages the company has not yet paid its employees. D. Taxes owed to the IRS Sander has not yet paid for. _ swed i Sander Yo vendors . Sander Co. includes accounts-payable on the budgeted balance sheet as a result of: é Raw material purchases Sander Co. has not yet paid for. F. Sales the company has not yet collected in cash. G. Wages the company has not yet paid its employees. H. Taxes owed to the IRS Sander has not yet paid for. N
7. Morris Co. produces and sells basketball hoops. Morris has forecasted the follow1 &hoop sales ' 0 nexd pon 35[ P v euveert for the following four months: e) Sales units © Evc. Ty, T, e February | 100 hoops @ 1725 30 = 205 March 450 hoops @ qo - 1%5 - 409 April 300 hoops ® %0 - 9o 390 May 600 hoops Morris Co. requires that 30% of the next month’s sales be on hand at the end of each month. How many hoops would Morris Co. need to produce in April? 390 hoops _— B. 480 hoops C. 300 hoops D. 345 h 00ps 10"0? {\a* m)’\ Lfil}z"‘; 8. Morris Co. produces and sells basketball shoes. Morris has forec%ed the following shoggales — mont h for the next four months: EndTy. © 'Bg Tnd. February 300 pair _ = 4170 o (‘ March 550 pair | ® 30 L L April 150 pair May 600 pair Morris Co. requires that 20% of the next month’s sales be on hand at the end of each month. How many pair of shoes would Morris Co. need to produce in March? E. 580 pair F. 550 pair G. 440 pair @) 470 pair —_— 9. Morris Co. produces and sells basketball hoops. Morris has prepared the following hoop production for the following four months: April 200 hoops May 300 hoops June 400 hoops July 250 hoops x 2% perhoop = Book x 30 2408 Each hoop requires 2 pounds of raw material. If Morris Co. requires that 30% of the next month’s production needs of raw materials are on hand at the end of each month. How many ounds would Morris Co. need to have on hand at the end of May? 240 Ibs B. 120 Ibs C. 180 1bs D. 90 Ibs b need 201 of Junes Yaw malerals needed
Use the following information for the next four questions Thornock Enterprises produces and sells nail polish. Expected sales in cases for the first four months of next year are as follows: January February March April Sales in cases 80,000 90,000 110,000 85,000 ® o= 2,300,000 x35= 3"35‘0.0(!) Thornock has the following budget assumptions: o Selling price is $35 per case. o Sales are collected 40% in the month of sale and 60% in the month after sale. 10. What is the amount of budgeted sales in February Thornock will include in the Sales Budget? A. $1,260,000 —_ B. $2,800,000 Q0,000 Co%cs $3,150,000 © 825 pof cot . $2,940,000 % 3, 150,000 11. What is the amount of cash collections in February Thornock will include in the cash budget? ol Ee b Lol Feb. saus ( 3150000) = ), 260 050 B. $3,150,000 " $2.940,000 Wol. Jon. SaLS (Z,300,000)=4 |, Lo'&o 000 “fi . $1,260,000 Z‘qqq 12. What is the amount of budgeted sales in April Thornock will include in the Sales Budget? B 52300000 85,00 cases $3,060,000 $25 pex cose $2,975,000 s-z—a:-‘—g OOO 13. What is the amount of cash collections in April Thornock will include in the cash budg et? oot Lol Apel sous (24715,000) = Tiq0,000 (O $3.500,000 W) Madn Ses (3350,000) = 2,310,000 D. $1,190,000 3,500,000
Use the following information for the next two questions Cy Inc. has the following expected production (in units) for the first three months of next year: January February March Production in units 80,000 90,000 110,000 X2= 160,000, 4t 130,00 220,000 Cy’s policy is to maintain raw materials inventory at month-end equal to 15% of the following months production needs. Each unit of finished goods requires 2.0 quarts of raw materials. Each quart of raw materials costs $4.25. 14. What amount of raw materials (quarts) were purchased in February? A. 33,000 quarts e B 180,000 quarts FCb n«deé ?mduchon 130,000 \5@ 220 0@ 186,000 quarts @ 1S /. of Mavcnneeded 33,000 (o i D. 27,000 quarts _ sz The ( 1S of Eb) ( Z‘LOOO) (0.[‘5@'90,000) 15. What amount of raw materials (quarts) were in ending inventory in Febr'l?égf’.poo (&) 33,000 quarts 16,1, of Mareh production needs B. 180,000 quarts ~ 186,000 quarts 0% ® 2.2080:-33,000 27,000 quarts Use the following information for the next four questions Vandel Inc. incurs selling and administrative expense at the rate of $120,000 per month plus \‘a‘:ow\f $10 per Ql’lit SO, gi, ) o ) . E -x.ed The budgeted fixed selling and administrative expense includes depreciation of $20,000 per month. > NOT cosh Budgeted sales (in units) are: 30,000 units in February, 40,000 units in March and 45,000 units in April. If selling and administrative expense is aid$70% in the month incurred and 30% in the next month. felp. Eq)= (30,000 units ® s!bs ®*120,000 = B420,000 16. What amount of selling & administrative expense_will be included on the March income 2 ? == . —_— k?s;r:?;g,tooo Maven Gpense = (40,00 unis @ §10) ® 120,000 5. $500,000 i & Bl C. $400,000 NOriBIAE ; D. $380,000 - $400,000 ® 120,000 = *H20,000 cadh Gisvursnonts 17. How much is the budgeted cash disbursements for selling and administrative eXpense in March? A. $520,000 % b 6(? mm B. $500,000 Expense : ¥ 920,000 Gp. , C. $350,000 L i { 200007 NovCash { 20,000y @ $470,000 £ 500,000 f 00,000 ® 79l ® 3ol e b ¥ 350,000 ® % 120,000 8 470,000
18. What amount of selling & administrative expense will be included on the April income statement? foc\ Exp. (15000 unids ®F10) +¥120,000 $570,000 B. $550,000 B 570,00 C. $450,000 D. $430,000 19. How much is the budgeted cash disbursements for selling and administrative expense in April? A. $570,000 A?r" | 5‘? 4 570,000 Mavch. 5({" . %520,000 B. $550,000 020,000 { 20,000) Lt it C. $385,000 e ¥ 500000 $535,000 ¥ 550,000 % ® 0. B L. 3 335,000 #150,090_ gg35000 Cy Inc. has the following expected production (in units) for the first three months of next year: ~ January February March Production in units 80,000 90,000 110,000 20. Cy requires 0.35 hours of direct labor for each finished unit produced. Each labor hour costs Cy $23.50 How much direct labor dollars would Cy budget for in February? A. $904,750 B. $2,155,000 . $31,500 $740,250 Q0,000 unis prducse ® 0.25 houv pex unt 31,600 hows (equiced 2350 (ale per \nouwr - 140,250 ® )
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Which of the following is not the direct benefit of the budgeting process?
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A) Enter True or False
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3.
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5.
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