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Third year-English section
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Faculty of commerce- University of Sadat city
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Prepared By: r
Prof. Dr. Abd El-
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Hameed Ahmed Shahin Dr. Ismael Farag
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Sayed Ahmed Badr r r
Mrs.Noha Hamed r r
2023-2024
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Tests bank for Cost Accounting 1
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, Table of Contents r r
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1 Chapter 1: Conceptual framework of Cost Accounting.◻
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2 Chapter 2: Cost Classification and Reports.◻
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17 - 54
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3 Chapter 3: Theories of cost Measurement.◻
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55 - 81
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4 Chapter 4: Accounting for the cost of material.◻
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82 - 103
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, Chapter 1 r
Conceptual Frame r
work of Cost Accou
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, First: Select the True and False statements from the following:
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1 Cost accounting is a new concept. It has not been around for ages..
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The estimated costs depend on the historical data to determine the results of o
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2 perations and financial position of a business, and control cost
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(False).
it is difficult to determine an exact cost or a true cost because no value of cost i
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The estimated cost which depend on the actual costs to predict costs of fut
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(True).
Limitations placed on financial accounting have made accountants find ne r r r r r r r r r
5 w techniques to serve the industry, This helped in the origin and
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After the industrial revolution, businesses were small and characterized by st
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6 raightforward market transactions between individuals and (False).
organizations.
Standard costs is depends on scientific approaches to predetermine the targ
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et costs that should be accomplished in future periods, and this type of costs
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7 was useful in controlling costs and performance, but it doesn’t consider othe
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r factors such as revenues, assets, and liabilities.
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The origin and evolution of cost accounting can be traced back to the ind
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(True).
Growing competition among the manufacturers is not one of the factors hav
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9 e made accountants find new techniques through cost accounting to
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cost means the amount of expenditure (actual or notional) incurred on, or att
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10 ributable to, a given thing to generate future benefits.
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(True).
11 Cost means sacrificed resources to obtain something for personal use.
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12 Planning represents a process of determining cost. r (False). r r r r r
Cost Accounting involves accurate analyzing, standardizing, forecasting, an
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13 d comparing relevant costing data to interpret and report various
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Financial Accounting includes preparation of budgets, determination of sta
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14 ndard costs based on technical estimates, identifying variances and reasons t (False).
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Cost Accountancy represents the application of costing and cost accounting in
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15 a business setup.
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Cost Accountancy facilitates management with cost control initiatives, asc
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(True).
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The main objective of cost accounting is to find out the cost of products and s
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17 ervices rendered with a reasonable degree of accuracy.
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