Lesson 5.4.1
5.4.1 Costs, revenue and profit Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 5
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which type of cost remains unchanged regardless of the business output level?
- Fixed cost
- Semi-variable cost
- Variable cost
- Marginal cost
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What is calculated by multiplying product price by total quantity sold?
- Total revenue
- Margin of safety
- Gross profit
- Total profit
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What formula is used to calculate contribution per unit?
- Price minus fixed
- Revenue minus costs
- Price divided output
- Price minus variable
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A business sells 100 units at £20 each. Total costs are £1,200. What is profit?
- £3,200
- £1,200
- £2,000
- £800
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Which cost includes both a fixed component and a variable component?
- Direct cost
- Indirect cost
- Overhead cost
- Semi-variable cost
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What term describes costs directly linked to the production of a specific product?
- Indirect costs
- Direct costs
- Overhead costs
- Fixed costs
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How is the break-even level of output calculated?
- Fixed costs / Contribution
- Variable costs / Contribution
- Revenue / Price
- Fixed costs / Price
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What is the margin of safety if actual output is 500 units and break-even is 350 units?
- 500 units
- 350 units
- 850 units
- 150 units
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A product sells for £15 and has variable costs of £9 per unit. What is its contribution?
- £135
- £0.60
- £24
- £6
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Which formula is used to calculate gross profit?
- Sales minus direct costs
- Operating profit plus tax
- Revenue minus total expenses
- Current assets minus liabilities
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What measure shows how much current output exceeds the break-even point?
- Break-even point
- Profit margin
- Contribution margin
- Margin of safety
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If fixed costs are £10,000 and contribution per unit is £5, what is the break-even output?
- 2,500 units
- 500 units
- 50,000 units
- 2,000 units
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Which cost is an example of an indirect overhead cost for a manufacturing firm?
- Raw materials
- Factory rent
- Piece-rate wages
- Packaging materials
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Which equation shows the correct way to calculate the total cost of business production?
- Price times output
- Fixed times variable
- Fixed plus variable
- Revenue minus profit
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What happens to total fixed cost per unit as output increases?
- It decreases
- It reaches zero
- It increases
- It stays constant
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Which equation is used to calculate operating profit?
- Net profit plus tax
- Revenue minus direct costs
- Current assets minus inventory
- Gross profit minus expenses
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A business has total revenue of £50,000 and total costs of £60,000. What is the financial outcome?
- Profit of £10,000
- Loss of £110,000
- Loss of £10,000
- Profit of £50,000
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Total contribution equals total revenue minus which cost?
- Total costs
- Direct expenses
- Total variable costs
- Total fixed costs
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If a business increases its selling price while costs stay constant, what happens to break-even output?
- It falls
- It stays unchanged
- It becomes zero
- It rises
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What term describes profit generated from sustainable, core business operations rather than one-off events?
- Gross profit
- Low quality profit
- Capital profit
- High quality profit
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