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    Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

    1. According to IAS 2, inventories are assets:a. Held for sale in the ordinary course of business.

    b. In the process of production for sale in the ordinary course of business.c. In the form of materials or supplies to be consumed in the production process or

    in the rendering of services.d. All of the above

    ANSWER: DEasy

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 298

    2. Which of the following items can only constitute a work-in-progress inventory?a. Finished goods

    b. Merchandisec. Servicesd. Raw materials

    ANSWER: CEasy

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 298

    3. In practice, what are the two methods for recording inventory movements?a. Perpetual and periodic inventory systems.

    b. Daily and annual inventory systems.c. Commercial and manufacturing inventory systems.d. Continuous and discontinuous inventory systems.

    ANSWER: AEasyPOINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 302

    4. Under a perpetual inventory system, a continuous recording of changes in inventory ismaintained in the inventory account. How are purchases recorded?a. As decreases of the inventory assets in the balance sheet.

    b. As increases of the inventory assets in the balance sheet.c. As decreases of the provision for depreciation of inventories in the balance

    sheet.d. As increases of the provision for depreciation of inventories in the balance sheet.

    ANSWER: BEasy

    POINTS: 0 / 1

    Name: Score: 0 / 10 points (0%)

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    REF: page 302

    5. In an income statement organized by nature, how is the change in inventory on therevenue side computed?a. Beginning inventory – Ending inventory

    b. Ending inventory – Beginning inventoryc. Beginning inventory + Ending inventoryd. (Beginning inventory + Ending inventory)/2

    ANSWER: BModerate

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 306

    6. Which procedure is applied when goods withdrawn are valued batch by batch in thereverse order from the one they followed when entering inventory?a. First-In, First-Out

    b. Weighted average cost methodc. First-Out, First-Ind. Last-In, First-Out

    ANSWER: DModerate

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 308

    7. In order to use LIFO, FIFO or weighted average costs method, the products must be:a. Fungible to some degree

    b. Small

    c. Valuabled. Available for sale

    ANSWER: AModerate

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 307

    8. Given the following data, what is the amount of the ending inventory under weightedaverage cost method (WAC)?

    o No beginning inventoryo 1st purchase: 10 units are purchased and are recorded for anacquisition cost of 10 CU per unito 2nd purchase: 10 units are purchased and are recorded for anacquisition cost of 12 CU per unito 15 units are sold at the end of the period for a unit selling price of 18CU per unit

    a. 60 b. 50c. 55d. 65

    ANSWER: CModerate

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: pages 309, 310

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    9. The choice of inventory valuation methods has an impact on cash flow before tax.

    a. True b. False

    ANSWER: BModerate

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    REF: page 311 10. Given the following data, what is the amount of the provision for loss of value of

    inventory that must be recorded at the end of the accounting period?o Purchase of 1 000 items X at a unit cost of acquisition of 20 CUo Wholesale market unit price of the items X dropped to 15 CUo 100 units of items X in inventory at the end of the accounting period

    a. 0 b. 100c. 500d. 1 000

    ANSWER: CModerate

    POINTS: 0 / 1REF: page 312

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