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COST CLASSIFICATION AND ESTIMATIONOnline version COST ACCOUNTING by Carlo Magno Santuico 1 Which cost classification includes only those costs that can be directly traced to a product? a Sunk costs b Direct costs c Indirect costs d Joint costs 2 Which element of costs includes raw materials directly used in production? a Direct materials b Factory overhead c Prime cost d Direct labor 3 What cost behavior describes costs that remain constant per unit but vary in total with activity level? a Total is constant b Step cost behavior c Variable cost per unit remains constant; total varies d Fixed cost per unit varies 4 In the High-Low method, which two data points define the variable cost per unit? a Fixed costs only b Units at high level and low level c Total costs at high and low levels d Midpoint costs 5 What does the scattergraph primarily illustrate? a Budget comparisons b Relationship between cost and activity with a visual trend c Cash flows over time d Inventory levels 6 Which step is central to the least-squares regression in cost estimation? a Set intercept to zero b Minimize sum of squared residuals c Ignore outliers d Maximize R-squared 7 Account analysis uses which approach to assign costs? a Ignore cost drivers b Only historical costs c Automated software rules d Judgmental review of accounts and activities 8 Which method estimates costs by studying the behavior of costs across activity levels? a Cost-volume-profit only b Cost behavior analysis c Sunk cost analysis d Absorption costing 9 Which estimation method relies on multiple cost drivers to allocate overhead? a Absorption costing b Job costing c Activity-based costing d Traditional costing 10 Which technique combines multiple methods to estimate costs when data is incomplete? a Hybrid estimation approach b Variance analysis c Cash budgeting d Single method only 11 What is the main purpose of classifying costs in cost accounting? a To assign costs to cost objects accurately b To standardize salaries c To reduce production time d To increase selling prices 12 Which element is a component of total cost? a Marketing budget b Direct labor hours only c R&D depreciation d Direct materials 13 Which behavior pattern best describes fixed costs? a Vary directly with volume b Vary inversely with volume c Only appear in budgeting periods d Do not change with activity within a relevant range 14 The High-Low method is used to estimate: a Total revenue b Net income targets c Sunk costs d Variable cost per unit and fixed cost 15 A scattergraph helps visualize: a Employee performance vs. payroll b Cash flow vs. debt c Relationship between cost and activity d Product quality vs. returns 16 Least squares regression primarily determines: a Break-even line b Line of best fit minimizing squared errors c Maximum profit line d Cost per unit curve 17 What is the purpose of account analysis in costing? a Forecasting market share b Setting tax rates c Assigning costs to accounts based on causes d Auditing employee performance 18 Which method estimates costs using multiple cost drivers? a Rigid budgeting b Cost-plus pricing c Single-variable method d Multiple regression analysis 19 Which statement best describes a mixed cost? a Purely variable b Purely fixed c Sunk and avoidable d Contains both fixed and variable elements 20 Which estimation method is common for predicting overheads? a Flat-rate budgeting b A/B testing c High-low with step adjustments d Costing by intuition

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COST CLASSIFICATION AND ESTIMATIONOnline version

by Carlo Magno Santuico

Which cost classification includes only those costs that can be directly traced to a product?

Which element of costs includes raw materials directly used in production?

What cost behavior describes costs that remain constant per unit but vary in total with activity level?

In the High-Low method, which two data points define the variable cost per unit?

What does the scattergraph primarily illustrate?

Which step is central to the least-squares regression in cost estimation?

Account analysis uses which approach to assign costs?

Which method estimates costs by studying the behavior of costs across activity levels?

Which estimation method relies on multiple cost drivers to allocate overhead?

Which technique combines multiple methods to estimate costs when data is incomplete?

What is the main purpose of classifying costs in cost accounting?

Which element is a component of total cost?

Which behavior pattern best describes fixed costs?

The High-Low method is used to estimate:

A scattergraph helps visualize:

Least squares regression primarily determines:

What is the purpose of account analysis in costing?

Which method estimates costs using multiple cost drivers?

Which statement best describes a mixed cost?

Which estimation method is common for predicting overheads?