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Froggy Jumps Finance Basics QuizOnline version Finance terms and definitions by EnderCame Home 1 What is Invoice? a Cash flow analysis statement - Tracks cash inflows and outflows over a period of time b Balance sheet - a sheet that shows assets and liabilities on a specific date. c Invoice - a bill that sets out the amount to be paid, what is being paid for, and the terms of payme 2 What is Balance sheet? a Fixed assets - Long term assets b Balance sheet - a sheet that shows assets and liabilities on a specific date. c Equity capital - money invested by owners/shareholders 3 What is Equity capital? a Debt capital - borrowed money that must be repaid with interest b Equity capital - money invested by owners/shareholders c Illiquid assets - Assets not easily converted to cash 4 What is Debt capital? a Return on investment - Profit earned relative to the amount from an investment b Debt capital - borrowed money that must be repaid with interest c Line of credit - A borrow limit that can be used as needed 5 What is Income statement? a Income statement - shows revenues, expenses, and profit over a period b Chart of accounts - Organized list of all accounts c Cash - Immediately available money 6 What are Financial ratios? a Cash flow analysis statement - Tracks cash inflows and outflows over a period of time b Financial ratios - calculations used to evaluate financial performance c Return on equity - Profit generated from other peoples equity 7 What is Line of credit? a Factoring - Selling accounts receivable to another party for cash b Line of credit - A borrow limit that can be used as needed c Collateral - An asset that you pledge to get a loan 8 What is Collateral? a Liquidity - Assets that are easily converted into cash b Fixed assets - Long term assets c Collateral - An asset that you pledge to get a loan 9 What is Factoring? a Cash flow analysis statement - Tracks cash inflows and outflows over a period of time b Illiquid assets - Assets not easily converted to cash c Factoring - Selling accounts receivable to another party for cash 10 What is Cash flow analysis statement? a Cash flow analysis statement - Tracks cash inflows and outflows over a period of time b Return on investment - Profit earned relative to the amount from an investment c Reserves - Funds kept for unforeseen expenses 11 What is Return on investment? a Return on investment - Profit earned relative to the amount from an investment b Return on equity - Profit generated from other peoples equity c Accounts receivable - Money owed to a business by a customer 12 What is Return on equity? a Cash - Immediately available money b Chart of accounts - Organized list of all accounts c Return on equity - Profit generated from other peoples equity 13 What is Chart of accounts? a Fixed assets - Long term assets b Chart of accounts - Organized list of all accounts c Cash flow analysis statement - Tracks cash inflows and outflows over a period of time 14 What is Cash? a Cash - Immediately available money b Accounts receivable - Money owed to a business by a customer c Liquid assets - Assets that are easily converted into cash

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What is Invoice?

What is Balance sheet?

What is Equity capital?

What is Debt capital?

What is Income statement?

What are Financial ratios?

What is Line of credit?

What is Collateral?

What is Factoring?

What is Cash flow analysis statement?

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What is Return on equity?

What is Chart of accounts?

What is Cash?