1-1 Chapter 1 Financial Accounting and Its Economic Context
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS
- A bank that loans money to a company is called
- a supplier.
- a creditor.
- an equity investor.
- a shareholder.
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- The auditors are charged with responsibility
- to detect financial fraud committed by employees during the course of their audit
- to conduct a thorough and independent audit
- to correct all errors in the financial statements
- for the accuracy and completeness of the financial statements
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- Which of the following best describes the two perspectives of the financial reporting
process that managers need to understand in investing decisions?
- Economic consequences and user orientation.
- Corporate governance and user orientation.
- User orientation and debt covenants.
- Economic consequences and corporate governance.
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- Considering and understanding how business decisions affect the financial statements is
- the sole responsibility of the Securities and Exchange Commission.
- provided in the auditor’s report.
- referred to as an economic consequence perspective.
- interpreted strictly by the company’s suppliers.
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1-2 Test Bank – Chapter 1 – Financial Accounting and Its Economic Context
- A statement that “the financial statements were prepared in accordance with generally
- collateral.
- stock market.
- footnotes to the balance sheet.
- auditor’s report.
accepted accounting principles” is found in the
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- A statement that financial statement information “is the responsibility of the company”
- footnotes to the financial statements.
- loan contract.
- management letter.
- board of directors’ report.
issuing the statements is found in the
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- CPA is an abbreviation for
- Certified Public Accountant.
- Certified Production Accountant.
- Consumer Protection Agency.
- Certified Permissible Accounting.
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- An explanation about the assumptions, estimates, and choices of alternative accounting
- footnotes to the balance sheet.
- auditor’s report.
- statement of shareholders’ equity.
- president’s letter to the shareholders.
methods used in the financial statements is found in the
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- Which of the following best describes assets paid to owners of a company as a return for
- payables
- compensation contracts
- dividends
- interest
their initial investment?
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10. All of the following would likely be part of a loan contract except:
- maturity date
- earning power
- collateral
- annual interest
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- A Certified Public Accountant
- reviews every transaction that a company conducts during any given year.
- performs a company’s audit.
- is one of the investors of a company.
- is responsible for the preparation and integrity of a company’s financial statements.
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- An internal control system
- is maintained to ensure that transactions of a company are properly recorded and
- is included in the set of footnotes to the financial statements.
- is an estimate of the profits a company expects to earn in the future.
- measures how much control management has over its staff.
reported and the assets are safeguarded.
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- Footnotes to financial statements
- more fully explain certain items in the financial statements.
- reflect financial notes personalized by the company’s executive team.
- show the detail of salaries of every employee.
- justify fraudulent business practices.
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- The balance sheet communicates
- proof to the investor that the company is profitable.
- assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity with all transactions reflected through the
- assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity as of a certain date.
- operating, investing, and financing activities.
year.
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1-4 Test Bank – Chapter 1 – Financial Accounting and Its Economic Context
- The income statement communicates
- assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity as of a certain date.
- how much cash the owner received during the period.
- information about dividends the company paid to its owners.
- revenues less expenses during a period of time.
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- Where would you find information on the amount of net income for the year?
- Factory production reports on units produced
- Auditor’s report
- Income statement
- Internal Revenue Service
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- The statement of cash flows communicates
- assets, liabilities, and owners’ equity at a point of time.
- operating, investing, and financing activities.
- beginning balance plus income less dividends.
- how much cash the company owes its employees.
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- The retained earnings section of the statement of shareholders’ equity communicates
- beginning balance plus income less dividends.
- revenues less expenses during a period of time.
- how much cash that management has paid for bonuses.
- operating, investing, and financing activities.
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- An investor wants to find the amount of cash and land that a company has. Where will
- Statement of shareholders’ equity
- Income statement
- Balance sheet
- Statement of cash flows
the investor look?
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