Financial Foundations Quiz

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Financial Foundations Quiz


Froggy Jumps Financial Foundations QuizVersion en ligne Essential finance terms par Keyrol Z. 1 What is an invoice? a A summary of yearly profits b A bill showing items bought, amounts due, and payment due date c A forecast of sales for next year 2 What does a balance sheet represent? a A record of cash inflows and outflows b A statement of only revenue and expenses c A snapshot of assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time 3 Equity capital is: a Revenue earned from operations b Money invested by the owner or investors in exchange for ownership c Money borrowed from lenders with interest 4 Debt capital refers to: a Money borrowed that must be paid back, usually with interest b Cash reserves kept for emergencies c Owner's equity in the business 5 An income statement shows: a Revenues, expenses, and profit or loss over a period b Current assets and liabilities c Cash on hand at the end of the period 6 Financial ratios are used to: a Compare numbers to measure performance, profitability, or risk b Set tax rates c Record daily transactions 7 A line of credit is: a A credit card with no limit b A flexible loan up to a set limit that can be drawn as needed c A fixed-term mortgage 8 Collateral is: a Property or assets pledged to secure a loan b The interest rate of a loan c Fees charged by the lender 9 Factoring means: a Issuing new stock to raise funds b Selling unpaid invoices to another company for quick cash c Selling long-term assets for cash 10 Chart of accounts is: a A plan for future budget goals b An organized list of all accounts used to record transactions c A summary of financial ratios 11 What are accounts receivable a Money right away for bills b Money customers owe the business for goods or services already provided. c Report showing how cash moves through a company 12 What is cash a Money available right away in bills b Money on your Apple pay c Money you get from taking out a loan or mortgage 13 What is a fixed asset a Long-term property or equipment used by the business, like buildings, vehicles, or machinery. b c 14 What is a liquid asset a Assets that can quickly be turned into cash without losing much value. b Long-term property or equipment used by the business, like buildings, vehicles, or machinery. c Assets that take longer to sell or convert into cash, often because finding a buyer takes time. 15 What are illiquid assets? a Assets that take longer to sell or convert into cash, often because finding a buyer takes time. b Assets that can quickly be turned into cash without losing much value. c Long-term property or equipment used by the business, like buildings, vehicles, or machinery. 16 Our company shows a profit on paper ,but we don’t have enough money in the bank to pay our electricity bill this month . Which document should we have used to predict this ? a Cash flow analysis b chart of accounts c ROI Calaculation 17 The marketing Department spent 5,000 on a social media campaign that bought in 15,000 in new sales . The CEO wants a percentage that shows exactly how efficient that specific spending was. What is she looking for ? a Return on investment b liquid assets c income statement 18 The company owners have invested 1,000,000 of their own money into the business . They want to know how much profit the company is generating for every dollar they personally put in. Which metric should they check > a Return of equity b fixed assets c collateral

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Financial Foundations QuizVersion en ligne

par Keyrol Z.

What is an invoice?

What does a balance sheet represent?

Equity capital is:

Debt capital refers to:

An income statement shows:

Financial ratios are used to:

A line of credit is:

Collateral is:

Factoring means:

Chart of accounts is:

What are accounts receivable

What is cash

What is a fixed asset

What is a liquid asset

What are illiquid assets?

Our company shows a profit on paper ,but we don’t have enough money in the bank to pay our electricity bill this month . Which document should we have used to predict this ?

The marketing Department spent 5,000 on a social media campaign that bought in 15,000 in new sales . The CEO wants a percentage that shows exactly how efficient that specific spending was. What is she looking for ?

The company owners have invested 1,000,000 of their own money into the business . They want to know how much profit the company is generating for every dollar they personally put in. Which metric should they check >