A) direct labour hours.
B) direct materials used.
C) indirect labour hours.
D) indirect materials used.
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A) included with Cost of Goods Sold on the Income Statement
B) as a current liability on the Balance Sheet
C) as part of Work in Process Inventory
D) as a Prepaid Expense account on the Balance Sheet
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A) labour time tickets
B) finished goods shipping documents
C) raw material receiving slips
D) material purchase orders
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A) They are prepared after the goods have been sold.
B) They trigger a transaction which increases finished goods.
C) They may indicate indirect materials used in production.
D) They indicate receipt of materials from the supplier.
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True/False
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A) have distinguishing characteristics
B) A series of connected manufacturing processes is necessary.
C) Homogeneous goods are being produced.
D) Large batches are produced.
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A) a denominator used by management based on estimated useful lives of the company's plant assets
B) a measure which is estimated by management based on prior year's operations
C) a measure that has a correlation with assigning overhead
D) a guess by management on a fair method of applying overhead
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A) an increase in direct labour costs
B) it is a more reliable source than other activity bases
C) the lack of verifiable hours for direct labour
D) an increasing use of automated manufacturing operations
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A) $126,000
B) $75,600
C) $50,400
D) $61,200
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A) in the current assets section as a prepaid amount
B) No amount should be shown in the financial statements for over-applied overhead.
C) in the current liabilities section as Unearned Revenue
D) as part of Cost of Goods Sold
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A) No manufacturing overhead has been applied.
B) Manufacturing overhead expense will be reported in the operating section of the income statement in the amount of $3,000.
C) Manufacturing overhead has been over applied.
D) Manufacturing overhead has been under applied.
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True/False
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A) It is transferred out of Raw Materials into Manufacturing Overhead when used.
B) It is transferred out of Raw Materials into Work in Process as used.
C) It is added to Work in Process as used.
D) It remains part of Raw Materials Inventory.
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A) It will increase assets by $4,000 and have no effect on income.
B) It will increase income by $4,000.
C) It will reduce income by $4,000.
D) It will decrease gross profit but have no effect on income.
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A) on the Statement of Stockholders' Equity
B) none of the financial statements
C) on the Balance Sheet
D) on the Income Statement
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A) It is removed from Work in Process and included in Cost of Goods Sold.
B) It is removed from Finished Goods and included in Cost of Goods Sold.
C) It is removed from Materials Inventory and included in Work in Process.
D) It is removed from Work in Process and included in Finished Goods.
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A) production of products which are unique to each customer
B) production of homes
C) production of products which are similar in nature
D) production of in-ground swimming pools for customers
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