A) The company paid a higher price for the materials than allowed by the standards.
B) The company used greater quantity of materials than allowed by the standards.
C) The company paid a higher rate for labor than allowed by the standards.
D) The company used more labor hours than allowed by the standards.
E) None of the answers is correct.
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A) I only.
B) II only.
C) III only.
D) I and II.
E) I, II, and III.
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A) inexperienced employees.
B) poor quality raw materials.
C) employee inefficiency.
D) an out-of-date labor time standard.
E) producing fewer finished units than originally planned.
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A) direct-material price variances.
B) direct-labor variances.
C) whether a variance is favorable or unfavorable.
D) who should be held accountable for specific variances.
E) whether a particular variance should be investigated.
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A) the direct-material price variance is favorable.
B) the total direct-material variance is unfavorable.
C) the total direct-material variance is favorable.
D) the direct-labor efficiency variance is unfavorable.
E) any of the other answers can occur.
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A) $34,000U.
B) $34,000F.
C) $57,000U.
D) $57,000F.
E) None of the answers is correct.
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A) Unfavorable labor rate variance and favorable labor efficiency variance.
B) Unfavorable labor efficiency variance and favorable material quantity variance.
C) Favorable labor rate variance and unfavorable total labor variance.
D) Favorable labor efficiency variance and favorable material quantity variance.
E) None of the other answers are correct, because all of these variance combinations are possible.
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A) Raw-Material Inventory.
B) Work-in-Process Inventory.
C) Finished-Goods Inventory.
D) Cost of Goods Sold.
E) Income Summary.
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A) actual labor hours worked exceed standard hours allowed.
B) actual hours worked are less than standard hours allowed.
C) actual wages paid are less than amounts that should have been paid for the number of hours worked.
D) actual units produced exceed budgeted production levels.
E) actual units produced exceed standard hours allowed.
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A) 5.
B) 5.14.
C) 39,000.
D) 40,100.
E) None of the answers is correct.
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A) The need to ship goods acquired from a distant supplier via overnight carrier than via common carrier truck; material price variance.
B) The need to complete goods on a timely basis during a period of high absenteeism; labor rate variance.
C) A work-team that is very unhappy with its supervisor; labor efficiency variance.
D) The need to close a plant for two days because of blizzard conditions; material quantity variance, part no.542.
E) A malfunctioning piece of manufacturing equipment; labor efficiency variance.
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A) size.
B) pattern of recurrence.
C) trends over time.
D) nature, namely, whether it is favorable or unfavorable.
E) controllability.
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A) $5.00 per hour.
B) $10.00 per hour.
C) $12.00 per hour.
D) $17.10 per hour.
E) None of the answers is correct.
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A) sales manager.
B) production supervisor.
C) purchasing manager.
D) finance manager.
E) head of the human resources department.
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