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Jason's Soccer Shop had net income of $600 000, interest expense of $40 000, average owner's equity of $125 000, and average total assets of $250 000. a. Determine Jason's return on assets. b. Determine Jason's return on owner's equity.

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The accounting equation is assets = ____________________ + owner's equity.

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Economic resources are to ______, as claims on economic resources are to liabilities and owner's equity.


A) Cash
B) Income
C) Assets
D) Expenses

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A ____________________ balance sheet shows subtotals for assets, liabilities and owner's equity in related groupings.

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The current ratio is current assets divided by:


A) quick assets.
B) current liabilities.
C) quick liabilities.
D) total liabilities.

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The return on total assets assesses:


A) the mix of debt and equity in a business.
B) the return for owners.
C) how efficiently a business has used its economic resources.
D) how many assets a business needs to replace.

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Why do internal and external users need the information contained in both the income statement and the balance sheet?

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Bill's Crafts reported $36 500 for current assets and $10 500 for other assets. The business also had $15 000 of current liabilities. Quick assets totalled $9000, and long-term liabilities totalled $25 000. a. What was Bill's current ratio? b. What was Bill's quick ratio? c. What was Bill's debt ratio? d. What was Bill's owner's equity?

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In relation to 'inventory turnover', the general rule is:


A) the higher the turnover, the more efficient a business is.
B) the lower the turnover, the more efficient a business is.
C) the higher the turnover, the more inventory a business has.
D) the lower the turnover, the more inventory a business has.

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What is operating capability? What are two commonly used measures of operating capability?

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In order to be classified as an asset the resource must provide future benefit.

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Which of the following would NOT be classified as a non-current asset?


A) long-term loan from a bank.
B) plant and equipment.
C) long-term investment in another company.
D) intangible asset.

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Liquidity refers to a firm's ability to use assets to pay off owners under owner's equity.

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The ____________ __________________ ______________ measures how efficiently a business collects cash from its credit customers.

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____________________ are the external parties to whom the business owes economic obligations.

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Example 8.1 The information below pertains to the following questions. ABC reported $356 500 for current assets and $100 500 for other assets. It also had $175 000 of current liabilities. ABC's quick assets totalled $222 000, and its long-term liabilities totalled $105 000. -Refer to Example 8.1. Determine ABC's current ratio.


A) 0.79:1
B) 1.27:1
C) 2.04:1
D) 3:22:1

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Which of the following items is NOT reported on the balance sheet as an asset?


A) Employees.
B) Investments in other businesses.
C) Trademarks.
D) Purchased goodwill.

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The higher a business' debt ratio, the lower its:


A) financial flexibility.
B) liquidity.
C) working capital.
D) total liabilities.

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What are non-current liabilities? Provide three examples.

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Many significant business questions can be answered by analysing a business' income statement and balance sheet together.

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