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Froggy Jumps Finance & Break-Even ChallengeOnline version Finance basics & BE analysis by Charline Bolito 1 Which is an internal source of finance for a business? a Bank loan b Retained earnings c Issue of debentures 2 Which source of finance is most suitable for rapid growth with high risk? a Venture capital b Grants c Trade credit 3 What is a primary advantage of using equity finance? a No fixed repayment b Repayment with interest c High interest costs 4 Which is a drawback of using debt finance? a No costs b No control loss c Interest and repayment obligation 5 Break-even point is where total costs equal which value? a Total fixed costs b Total revenue c Total variable costs 6 Which cost changes with output level? a Fixed cost b Sunk cost c Variable cost 7 Contribution per unit equals price minus which cost? a Total fixed cost b Variable cost per unit c Fixed cost per unit 8 What does the margin of safety indicate? a Time to cease production b quantity of sales above BEP c Tight control of costs 9 In break-even analysis, fixed costs are: a Only initial setup costs b Costs that vary with output c Costs that do not vary with output 10 Which formula gives Break-Even Point in units? a Total revenue / Price b Fixed costs / Contribution per unit c (Fixed costs + Variable costs) / Price 11 What are fixed costs? a Costs that vary with output in the short run. b Costs that only occur once regardless of activity. c Costs that do not vary with output in the short run. 12 Breakeven point in units is calculated as: a Selling price per unit multiplied by volume. b Fixed costs divided by contribution per unit. c Total costs minus fixed costs equals profit. 13 What is the margin of safety? a The ratio of profit to total revenue. b The amount by which actual or budgeted sales exceed breakeven sales. c The minimum required sales to cover fixed costs. 14 What is a debenture? a A short-term bank loan with security. b A government bond with fixed interest. c A long-term, unsecured loan issued by a company. 15 Give an example of a direct cost. a Factory rent b Utilities for the entire plant c Raw materials used to produce a product. 16 Contribution per unit equals: a Selling price per unit minus variable cost per unit. b Total revenue minus total fixed costs. c Fixed cost per unit minus variable cost per unit. 17 Which statement shows profit or loss over a period? a Statement of Profit and Loss (Income Statement). b Balance Sheet c Cash Flow Statement 18 What is an overdraft? a A long-term loan secured by assets. b An equity investment in the company. c A short-term facility allowing negative bank balances up to an agreed limit. 19 Capital expenditure refers to spending on: a Inventory stock for resale b Day-to-day operating costs c Long-term assets like machinery or buildings. 20 Break-even can be expressed as revenue where: a Fixed costs are covered by contribution margin. b Variable costs equal fixed costs. c Profit equals zero at any revenue level.

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Finance & Break-Even ChallengeOnline version

by Charline Bolito

Which is an internal source of finance for a business?

Which source of finance is most suitable for rapid growth with high risk?

What is a primary advantage of using equity finance?

Which is a drawback of using debt finance?

Break-even point is where total costs equal which value?

Which cost changes with output level?

Contribution per unit equals price minus which cost?

What does the margin of safety indicate?

In break-even analysis, fixed costs are:

Which formula gives Break-Even Point in units?

What are fixed costs?

Breakeven point in units is calculated as:

What is the margin of safety?

What is a debenture?

Give an example of a direct cost.

Contribution per unit equals:

Which statement shows profit or loss over a period?

What is an overdraft?

Capital expenditure refers to spending on:

Break-even can be expressed as revenue where: