Explore topic-wise MCQs in Financial Management/Financial Markets.

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1.

The net worth is also called

A. asset net of liabilities
B. liabilities net of assets
C. earnings net on assets
D. liabilities net of earnings
Answer» B. liabilities net of assets
2.

An annual rate of 16% if quoted by credit card issuer usually a bank is classified as

A. loan rate of return
B. local rate of return
C. annual percentage rate
D. annual rate of return
Answer» D. annual rate of return
3.

If the payment of security is paid as $100 at the end of year for three years, it is an example of

A. fixed payment investment
B. lump sum amount
C. fixed interval investment
D. annuity
Answer» E.
4.

The net income and depreciation is $313,650,000 and common shares outstanding are 55,000,000 then cash flow per share would be

A. 5.7
B. 6.7
C. 7.7
D. 8.7
Answer» B. 6.7
5.

The values of assets purchased or the liabilities recorded as recorded by bookkeepers are considered as

A. appreciated values
B. depreciated values
C. market values
D. book values
Answer» E.
6.

The periodic rate if it is multiplied with per year number of compounding periods is called

A. extrinsic rate of return
B. intrinsic rate of return
C. annual rate of return
D. nominal annual rate
Answer» E.
7.

The rate which is divided by compounding periods to calculate periodic rate must be

A. annuity return
B. deferred annuity return
C. nominal rate
D. semiannual discount rate
Answer» D. semiannual discount rate
8.

If the deposited money $10,000 in bank pays interest 10% annually, an amount after five years will be

A. 16105.1 dollars
B. 0.01610 dollar per day
C. 16105.1 dollars per year
D. 16105.1 dollars per quarter
Answer» B. 0.01610 dollar per day
9.

The total amount of depreciation charged on the long term assets is classified as

A. accumulated depreciation
B. depleted depreciation
C. accumulated appreciation
D. accumulated appreciation schedule
Answer» B. depleted depreciation
10.

The claim against the assets are represented by

A. saved earnings
B. retained earnings
C. maintained earnings
D. saving account earnings
Answer» C. maintained earnings
11.

The dividends paid to common shareholders and divided by common shares outstanding are equals to

A. earnings per share
B. dividends per share
C. book value of share
D. market value of shares
Answer» C. book value of share
12.

In a statement of cash flows, a company investing in short-term financial investments and in fixed assets results in

A. increased cash
B. decreased cash
C. increased liabilities
D. increased equity
Answer» C. increased liabilities
13.

The future value of annuity FVA (ordinary) is, if the deposited value is $100 and earn 5% every year of the total three years will be

A. 315.25 dollars
B. 331.0125 dollars
C. 99.4875 dollars
D. 318.25 dollars
Answer» B. 331.0125 dollars
14.

An annuity with an extended life is classified as

A. extended life
B. perpetuity
C. deferred perpetuity
D. due perpetuity
Answer» C. deferred perpetuity
15.

The values recorded as determined in the marketplace are considered as

A. market values
B. book values
C. appreciated values
D. depreciated values
Answer» B. book values
16.

The student loans, mortgages and car loans are the examples of

A. lump sum amount
B. deferred annuity
C. annuity due
D. payment fixed series
Answer» C. annuity due
17.

Until the word of preferred is used, an equity in balance sheet is treated as

A. common equity
B. preferred equity
C. due equity
D. common perpetuity
Answer» B. preferred equity
18.

Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization are calculated by

A. subtracting operating cost from net sales
B. subtracting net sales from operating costs
C. adding operating cost and net sales
D. adding interest and taxes
Answer» B. subtracting net sales from operating costs
19.

The prices of bonds will be decreased if an interest rates

A. rises
B. declines
C. equals
D. none of above
Answer» B. declines
20.

A company that sells products to customer without demanding immediate payment but record it in balance sheet as

A. account payable
B. account receivable
C. account equivalent
D. account investment
Answer» C. account equivalent
21.

In the situation of bankruptcy, the stock which is recorded above common stock and below debt account is

A. debt liabilities
B. preferred stock
C. hybrid stock
D. common liabilities
Answer» C. hybrid stock
22.

An interest rate is 5%, the number of period are 3, and the present value is $100, then the future value will be

A. 115.76
B. 105
C. 110.25
D. 113.56
Answer» B. 105
23.

The cash and equivalents, inventories and accounts receivables are classified as

A. assets on balance sheet
B. liabilities on balance sheet
C. earnings on income statement
D. payments on income statement
Answer» B. liabilities on balance sheet
24.

In calculation of time, value of money, the ''N ''represents

A. number of payment periods
B. number of investment
C. number of installments
D. number of premium received
Answer» B. number of investment
25.

A method of inventory recording which produces high inventories in balance sheet is classified as

A. first out receivable
B. first in first out
C. last in first out
D. last out receivable
Answer» C. last in first out
26.

A loan that is repaid on monthly, quarterly and annual basis in equal payments is classified as

A. amortized loan
B. depreciated loan
C. appreciated loan
D. repaid payments
Answer» B. depreciated loan
27.

An interest rate which is quoted by brokers, banks and other financial institutions is classified as

A. annuity rate
B. perpetuity rate
C. nominal rate
D. external rate of return
Answer» D. external rate of return
28.

The wages and salaries of employees which company owns in this accounts are called

A. accrued expenses
B. accruals accounts
C. both a and b
D. zero liabilities
Answer» D. zero liabilities
29.

An inventory recording in balance sheet includes

A. first in first out
B. last in first out
C. last in last out
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
30.

The total common equity divided by common shares outstanding which is used to calculate

A. book value of share
B. market value of shares
C. earnings per share
D. dividends per share
Answer» B. market value of shares
31.

The lottery payoffs and payment for rental apartments are the examples of

A. lump sum amount
B. deferred annuity
C. annuity due
D. payment fixed series
Answer» D. payment fixed series
32.

The finance company providing loans at 3% with five compounding periods per year, the nominal annual rate is classified as

A. 0.15
B. 0.006
C. 0.1
D. 0.01667
Answer» B. 0.006
33.

The payment if it is divided with interest rate will be the formula of

A. future value of perpetuity
B. present value of perpetuity
C. due perpetuity
D. deferred perpetuity
Answer» C. due perpetuity
34.

The net income is $2250 and the noncash charges are $1150 then the net cash flow would be

A. 1100
B. 3400
C. 2200
D. 3500
Answer» B. 3400
35.

The payment of security if it is made at the end of each period such as beginning of the year is classified as

A. annuity due
B. payment fixed series
C. ordinary annuity
D. deferred annuity
Answer» B. payment fixed series
36.

The nominal rate which is quoted to consumers on the loans is considered as

A. annual percentage rate
B. annual rate of return
C. loan rate of return
D. local rate of return
Answer» B. annual rate of return
37.

The finance company providing loans at 12% with 2 compounding periods per year, the periodic rate is classified as

A. 3% per quarter
B. 6% per quarter
C. 6% per year
D. 0.1667 % per year
Answer» D. 0.1667 % per year
38.

A schedule which shows the interest constitutes reduced principal and unpaid balance is considered as

A. repaid schedule
B. depreciated schedule
C. amortization schedule
D. appreciated schedule
Answer» D. appreciated schedule
39.

The total common equity $996,000,000 and the shares outstanding 50,000,000 then the book value per share would be

A. 0.05
B. 15
C. 19.92
D. 14
Answer» D. 14
40.

A type of security payment in which payments are made at equal intervals of time and each payment amount is same is classified as

A. fixed interval investment
B. fixed payment investment
C. annuity
D. lump sum amount
Answer» D. lump sum amount
41.

The prices of bonds will be increased if the interest rates

A. equals
B. lump sum declines
C. rises
D. declines
Answer» E.
42.

The accounts payable, accruals and notes payables are listed on balance sheet as

A. accrued liabilities
B. current liabilities
C. accumulated liabilities
D. noncurrent liabilities
Answer» C. accumulated liabilities
43.

The noncash revenues are $500,000 and the net income is $950,000 then the net cash flow would be

A. 475000
B. 485000
C. 1450000
D. 450000
Answer» E.
44.

The value of payment is $25 and an interest rate is 2%, then the present value will be

A. 12.5 dollars
B. 0.0008 dollars
C. 1,250 dollars
D. 0.8 dollars
Answer» D. 0.8 dollars
45.

In the time value of money, the periodic rate is

A. not shown on timeline
B. shown on timeline
C. multiplied on timeline
D. divided on timeline
Answer» C. multiplied on timeline
46.

The securities future value is $1,000,000 and the present value of securities is $500,000 with an interest rate of 4.5%, the 'N' will be

A. 16.7473 years
B. 0.0304 months
C. 15.7473 years
D. 0.7575 years
Answer» D. 0.7575 years
47.

The earnings that are not paid as dividends to stockholders and have cumulative amount are classified as

A. non-paid earnings
B. common earnings
C. retained earnings
D. preferred earnings
Answer» D. preferred earnings
48.

If security pays $5,000 in 20 years with 7% annual interest rate, the PV of security by using formula is

A. 1292.10 dollars per year
B. 1292.10 dollars
C. 0.00077 dollars per year
D. 16105.1 dollars per year
Answer» C. 0.00077 dollars per year
49.

The rate charged by bank 12.5% on credit loans and 3% semiannually on installment loans is considered as

A. periodic rate
B. perpetuity rate of return
C. annual rate
D. annuity rate of return
Answer» B. perpetuity rate of return
50.

The future value of annuity FVA (due) is, if the deposited value is $100 and earn 5% every year of the total three years will be

A. 99.4875 dollars
B. 318.25 dollars
C. 315.25 dollars
D. 331.0125 dollars
Answer» E.