Lesson 5.9.1
5.9.1 Working capital Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 5
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which formula is used to calculate a business's working capital?
- Revenue - total costs
- Current assets + liabilities
- Current assets - liabilities
- Non-current assets - liabilities
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What time frame does the working capital cycle measure?
- Loan repayment duration
- Cash conversion time
- Asset service life
- Profit cycle duration
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A firm has current assets of £50,000 and current liabilities of £30,000. Calculate working capital.
- £20,000
- £15,000
- £30,000
- £80,000
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Which item is classified as a current asset on a statement of financial position?
- Bank loans
- Trade payables
- Retained earnings
- Trade receivables
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A business purchases stock on credit. Which statement of financial position item increases?
- Trade payables
- Retained earnings
- Trade receivables
- Share capital
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Which financial statement records revenue, costs, and profit over a specific trading period?
- Sources of finance
- Cash flow forecast
- Balance sheet
- Income statement
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If gross profit is £100,000 and operating expenses are £40,000, what is operating profit?
- £60,000
- £2.50
- £140,000
- £40,000
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Under straight-line depreciation, what happens to the annual depreciation charge over time?
- Increases annually
- Decreases annually
- Fluctuates monthly
- Remains constant
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What is the accounting term for customer debts that will never be collected?
- Trade payables
- Accruals
- Bad debts
- Current liabilities
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An asset costing £10,000 depreciates by 20% per year using straight-line. Annual charge?
- £8,000
- £1,600
- £2,000
- £500
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A £10,000 asset depreciates at 20% using reducing balance. Year two depreciation charge?
- £6,400
- £8,000
- £1,600
- £2,000
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Which statement of financial position entry shows total accumulated profits kept in the business?
- Retained earnings
- Non-current liabilities
- Trade payables
- Working capital
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A firm extends credit terms to customers from 30 to 60 days. Effect?
- Reduces trade payables
- Increases gross profit
- Lengthens cash cycle
- Shortens cash cycle
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Which item is classified as an intangible non-current asset?
- Inventory
- Trade receivables
- Goodwill
- Premises
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A business achieves revenue of £200,000 and cost of sales of £120,000. Gross profit?
- £60,000
- £120,000
- £320,000
- £80,000
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Which liquidity problem occurs when a business expands rapidly without adequate working capital?
- Overcapitalisation
- Insolvency margin
- Overtrading
- Under-depreciation
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Which financial obligation is classified as a non-current liability?
- Bank overdraft
- Five-year bank loan
- Trade payables
- Unpaid dividends
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Total assets are £150,000 and total liabilities are £60,000. Calculate net assets.
- £90,000
- £210,000
- £150,000
- £60,000
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How does issuing new shares for cash immediately impact a company's working capital?
- Decreases working capital
- Increases current liabilities
- Increases working capital
- No effect
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What is the primary purpose of a cash-flow forecast for a business?
- Predict cash shortages
- Determine tax liabilities
- Calculate net profit
- Value fixed assets
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