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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Master of Commerce (M.com) .
101. |
Public utility undertakings must invariably adopt--------- |
A. | Operating costing |
B. | Output costing |
C. | Contract costing |
D. | Multiple costing |
Answer» D. Multiple costing |
102. |
Kerala Electricity Board must make use of----------- |
A. | Single or unit costing |
B. | Job costing |
C. | Process costing |
D. | Operating cost |
Answer» A. Single or unit costing |
103. |
The method of costing used in case of a gas company is termed as--------- |
A. | Job costing |
B. | Process costing |
C. | Operating costing |
D. | Contract costing |
Answer» C. Operating costing |
104. |
Mines `A’ and `B’ are at a distance of 10 kms and 15 kms from the factory. The cost per tonne-km in case of mine A is Rs. 3 while it is R. 2.5 in case of mine B. The factory should procure coal from------------ |
A. | Mine A only |
B. | Mine B only |
C. | Both from mines A and B in the ration of 3: 2 |
D. | Can’t decide. |
Answer» A. Mine A only |
105. |
In case of steam company, the cost per unit is calculated on the basis of--------- |
A. | Total quantity of lbs. produced |
B. | Total quantity of kwh generated |
C. | Total quantity of tones produced |
D. | Any of the above. |
Answer» A. Total quantity of lbs. produced |
106. |
Calendar variance is the sub variance of --------------- |
A. | Labour variances |
B. | Sales variances |
C. | Fixed Overhead variances |
D. | Variable Overhead variances |
Answer» C. Fixed Overhead variances |
107. |
Which of the following is /are support activity in Value Chain Analysis? |
A. | Procurement |
B. | Firms’ infrastructure |
C. | HRM |
D. | All of these. |
Answer» D. All of these. |
108. |
Which of the following is /are primary activity in Value Chain Analysis? |
A. | Procurement |
B. | Firms’ infrastructure |
C. | HRM |
D. | Service |
Answer» D. Service |
109. |
----------- variance is always adverse. |
A. | Material yield variance |
B. | Labour rate variance |
C. | Idle time variance |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Idle time variance |
110. |
----------- are those products which are manufactured in different varieties by the same industry. |
A. | Joint products |
B. | By products |
C. | Co-products |
D. | All of these |
Answer» C. Co-products |
111. |
---------- means ‘Change for better’. |
A. | Kanban |
B. | Kaizen |
C. | Sigma |
D. | Seitan |
Answer» B. Kaizen |
112. |
Lean manufacturing can be achieved by using----------- |
A. | Activity based costing |
B. | Target costing |
C. | Just in Time |
D. | Life cycle costing |
Answer» C. Just in Time |
113. |
----------is the cost attribution to the cost unit on the basis of benefits received from indirect activities. |
A. | Activity based costing |
B. | Target costing |
C. | Backflush costing |
D. | Life cycle costing |
Answer» A. Activity based costing |
114. |
Traditional absorption costing is ---------- |
A. | Activity based |
B. | Volume based |
C. | Transaction based |
D. | All the above |
Answer» B. Volume based |
115. |
In Activity based costing, importance given to----------- |
A. | Direct Cost |
B. | Relevant cost |
C. | Overhead |
D. | Opportunity cost |
Answer» C. Overhead |
116. |
------------ is the item of product. Job, process or customer for which cost are to be determined. |
A. | Cost Driver |
B. | Cost object |
C. | Cost pool |
D. | Cost concept |
Answer» B. Cost object |
117. |
‘Cost of Procurement’ is an example of--------------- |
A. | Cost Driver |
B. | Cost object |
C. | Cost pool |
D. | Cost Centre |
Answer» C. Cost pool |
118. |
----------- in Activity Based Costing is like ‘cost centre’ in traditional costing. |
A. | Activity Cost Driver |
B. | Cost object |
C. | Cost pool |
D. | Resource Cost driver. |
Answer» C. Cost pool |
119. |
---------- cost is also known as hypothetical or notional cost. |
A. | Opportunity cost |
B. | Out of pocket cost |
C. | Imputed cost |
D. | Relevant cost |
Answer» C. Imputed cost |
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