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Costs, sheets, and classifications

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1

What is a cost sheet?

Choose one or more answers

2

Which is a prime cost?

3

What is the formula for total cost?

4

Fixed cost varies with output. True or False?

5

Variable cost varies with output. True or False?

6

What is a sunk cost?

7

Opportunity cost refers to?

8

Direct material is a component of which cost?

9

Direct labour is part of which cost?

10

Factory overhead is an example of which cost?

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What is conversion cost?

12

Cost sheet helps in?

13

What is controllable cost?

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Which of the following is an uncontrollable cost?

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Marginal cost is the cost of?

16

In cost classification, period costs are?

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Absorption costing includes which?

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What is the Indian concept of cost accounting standard (CAS) mainly about?

19

What is an opportunity cost example?

20

Which costs are often capitalized?

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What defines cost object?

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What is controllable vs uncontrollable cost distinction used for?

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Budgetary control uses which cost concept?

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Which item is a period cost?

25

What is standard costing?

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Which of the following is a fixed cost?

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What is an indirect cost?

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CAS 2 deals with...

29

Securities Premium paid falls under

30

Where is Carriage outwards shown in the cost sheet?

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Explanation: It aggregates costs to determine total cost.

Explanation: Prime costs exclude overhead.

Explanation: Includes fixed and variable components.

Explanation: Fixed costs do not vary with output.

Explanation: They depend on activity level.

Explanation: Not reversible by any decision.

Explanation: Foregone alternative's value.

Explanation: Materials directly traceable to product.

Explanation: Labour directly traceable to product.

Explanation: Not directly traceable to product.

Explanation: Labour and overhead for conversion.

Explanation: Primary use is cost computation.

Explanation: Managers can influence these.

Explanation: Usually not controllable in the short term.

Explanation: Incremental cost of one extra unit.

Explanation: Not capitalized as inventory.

Explanation: Both fixed and variable overhead absorbed.

Explanation: Standard costing principles in India.

Explanation: What you give up to choose another option.

Explanation: Included in product cost and asset value.

Explanation: It is the thing costing is assigned to.

Explanation: Helps in performance evaluation.

Explanation: Essential for variance analysis.

Explanation: Not inventoried as part of product.

Explanation: Enables variance analysis.

Explanation: Consistent with output range.

Explanation: Allocated across products.

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