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80+ Cost and Management Accounting and Financial Management Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Cost Accounting .

51.

Which of the following is an essential of a budget?

A. It is prepared for a definite future period
B. It is a statement prepared prior to a defined period of time
C. The Budget is monetary and I or quantitative statement of policy
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
52.

When preparing a production budget, the quantity to be produced equals

A. sales quantity + opening inventory of finished goods + closing inventory of finished goods
B. sales quantity – opening inventory of finished goods + closing inventory of finished goods
C. sales quantity – opening inventory of finished goods – closing inventory of finished goods
D. sales quantity + opening inventory of finished goods – closing inventory of finished goods
Answer» B. sales quantity – opening inventory of finished goods + closing inventory of finished goods
53.

In comparing a fixed budget with a flexible budget, what is the reason for the difference between the profit figures in the two budgets?

A. Different levels of activity
B. Different levels of spending
C. Different levels of efficiency
D. The difference between actual and budgeted performance
Answer» A. Different levels of activity
54.

When budget allowances are set without the involvement of the budget owner, the budgeting process can be described as:

A. top down budgeting
B. negotiated budgeting
C. zero based budgeting
D. participative budgeting
Answer» A. top down budgeting
55.

For which of the following would zero based budgeting be most suitable?

A. Building construction
B. Mining company operations
C. Transport company operations
D. Government department activities
Answer» D. Government department activities
56.

Which among the below is the reason behind Material Price Variance:

A. Change in basis purchase price of material.
B. Uneconomical size of purchase order.
C. Payment of excess or less freight.
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
57.

In a factory Standard rate per hour Rs. 4, Standard time per unit of output – 20 hours, Units produced - 500, Actual hours worked - 12,000. Compute Labour Efficiency Variance.

A. Rs. 6000 (Favourable)
B. Rs. 8000 (Adverse)
C. Rs. 9,600 (Favourable)
D. Rs. 8000 (Favourable)
Answer» B. Rs. 8000 (Adverse)
58.

MSE Manufacturing gives you the following details. Standard Price per kg of Material Rs. 2, Actual Material used 2,000 kg, Actual cost of Material Rs. 3,000. Actual output 2,100 kg. Compute Material Price Variance.

A. Rs. 1050 (Favourable)
B. Rs. 1142 (Favourable)
C. Rs. 1000 (Favourable)
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Rs. 1000 (Favourable)
59.

Which of the following factors does not affect Learning Curve

A. Method of production
B. Labour strike
C. Shut down
D. Efficiency rate
Answer» C. Shut down
60.

Which of the following is not a reason to use the concept of Learning Curve?

A. Labour efficiency
B. Introducing new technology
C. Value chain effect
D. Standardization, specialization, and methods improvements
Answer» B. Introducing new technology
61.

Learning curve theory is not applicable to

A. Direct labour
B. Material
C. Spoilage and defective works
D. Overhead
Answer» D. Overhead
62.

Decision-marking concerns with:

A. Past
B. Future
C. Past and Future both
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Future
63.

A large Margin of Safety indicates

A. Over-Capitalization
B. The soundness of business
C. Over Production
D. None of the above
Answer» B. The soundness of business
64.

Revision of budgets is

A. Unnecessary
B. Cannot determine
C. Necessary
D. Inadequate data
Answer» C. Necessary
65.

Which of the following operating measures would a manager would like to see decreasing over time?

A. Merchandise Inventory Turn-over
B. Total quality cost
C. % of on-time deliveries
D. Finished Goods Inventory Turn-over
Answer» B. Total quality cost
66.

Another name for the 'Learning Curve' is

A. Exponential Curve
B. Growth Curve
C. Production Curve
D. Experience Curve
Answer» D. Experience Curve
67.

The well known basic function of management is

A. Motivating
B. Leadership
C. Decision making
D. Communicating
Answer» C. Decision making
68.

Contribution margin is equal to

A. Sales - Fixed Cost - Profit
B. Profit + Variable Cost
C. Fixed Cost - Loss
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Fixed Cost - Loss
69.

In a system whereby all activities are revaluated each time a budget is formulated and starts with the assumption that requirement of funds does not exist is called

A. Performance Budgeting
B. Programme Budgeting
C. Flexible Budgeting
D. Zero- based Budgeting
Answer» D. Zero- based Budgeting
70.

The management’s time is saved by reporting only the deviations from the predetermined standards is called

A. Management by objectives
B. Budgetary Control
C. Standard Costing
D. Management by Exception
Answer» D. Management by Exception
71.

Marginal Costing is also known as

A. Direct Costing
B. Absorption Costing
C. Variable Cost
D. Variable Costing
Answer» D. Variable Costing
72.

Another name for ‘Contribution’ is

A. Marginal Income
B. Gross Profit
C. Net Income
D. None of the above
Answer» A. Marginal Income
73.

Management Accounting

A. accumulates, summarises and analyses the available data.
B. is primarily concerned with the requirements of the management.
C. makes Corporate Planning and Strategy effective.
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
74.

XYZ Ltd. makes a special gadget for the car it manufactures. The machine for the gadget works to full capacity and incurs Rs. 15 Lakhs and Rs. 40 Lakhs respectively as Variable and Fixed Costs. If all the gadgets were purchased from an outside supplier, the machine could be used to produce other items, which would earn a total contribution of Rs. 25 Lakhs. What is the maximum price that XYZ Ltd. should be willing to pay to the outside supplier for the gadgets, assuming there is no change in Fixed Costs?

A. Rs. 40 Lakhs
B. Rs. 65 Lakhs
C. Rs. 25 Lakhs
D. Rs. 15 Lakhs
Answer» A. Rs. 40 Lakhs
75.

The difference between hours paid and hours worked is known as

A. Labour rate variance
B. Labour efficiency variance
C. Idle time variance
D. Net efficiency variance
Answer» C. Idle time variance
76.

The difference in total cost that results from two alternative courses of action is called

A. Relevant Cost
B. Opportunity Cost
C. Differential Cost
D. Marginal Cost
Answer» C. Differential Cost
77.

A budget that gives a summary of all the functional budgets and projected Profit and Loss A/c is known as

A. Master budget
B. Flexible budget
C. Performance budget
D. Discretionary budget
Answer» A. Master budget
78.

When there are no opening or closing stocks, profit under marginal costing will be

A. Greater than in absorption costing
B. Less than in absorption costing
C. Equal to absorption costing
D. Greater, Lower or Equal depending on certain factors
Answer» C. Equal to absorption costing
79.

Break Even Point can be reduced by

A. Increasing selling price per unit
B. Reducing the variable costs
C. Reducing fixed costs
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
80.

One of the following is not within the scope of Management Accounting

A. Formulation of policies
B. Classification and collection of costs
C. Planning and co-ordinating the activities of the enterprise
D. Decision making on alternative courses of action
Answer» B. Classification and collection of costs
81.

AB company budgets for fixed overhead of Rs. 24,000 and Production of 4800 units. Actual Production is 4200 units. If fixed overhead cost increased is Rs. 22,000, the Fixed overhead volume variance will be

A. Rs. 1,000 (Adv.)
B. Rs. 2,000 (Fav.)
C. Rs. 3,000 (Adv.)
D. Rs. 3,000 (Fav.)
Answer» C. Rs. 3,000 (Adv.)

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