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1. This paper comprises TWO sections- SECTION A and SECTION B. SECTION A comprises
27 multiple-choice items. SECTION B comprises 6 short-answer items.
MULTIPLE-CHOICE
2. In addition to this test booklet, you should have an answer sheet.
3. Each item in the multiple-choice test has four suggested answers lettered (A), (B), (C), (D). Read
each item you are about to answer and decide which choice is BEST.
4. On your answer sheet, find the number which corresponds to your item and blacken the space
having the same letter as the answer you have chosen. Look at the sample item below.
Sample Item
Prime cost is calculated by Sample Answer
(A)
(B)
adding direct factory expenses to cost of materials used
adding indirect factory expenses to cost of materials used
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(C) subtracting direct factory expenses from cost of materials used
(D) subtracting indirect factory expenses from cost of materials used
The best answer to this item is "adding direct factory expenses to cost of materials used," so
answer space (A) has been blackened.
5. If you want to change your answer, be sure to erase your old answer completely and fill in your
new choice.
SHORT-ANSWERS
6. In the case of the short-answer questions, each question is followed by a number of lines or a
space in which you are expected to write your answer. YOU MUST RETURN THE SHORT-
ANSWER SECTION OF THE PAPER ALONG WITH YOUR MULTIPLE-CHOICE PAPER
AND ANSWER SHEET.
7. When you are told to begin, turn the page and work as quickly and as carefully as you can. If you
cannot answer an item or question, omit it and go on to the next one. You can come back to the
harder item later.
8. You will have 90 minutes to answer the questions on thi s paper.
9. You may use silent non-programmable calculators to answer questions in both sections.
1. In comparing financial and management 4. Which is the BEST reason for using an
accounting, which of the following more activity-based costing system?
accurately describes management
accounting information? (A) To keep better track of overhead
costs
(A) Historical, precise, useful (B) To more accurately assig n
(B) Required, estimated, internal overhead costs to cost pools so
(C) Budgeted, informative, adaptable that these costs are better
(D) Comparable, verifiable, monetary controlled
(C) To better assign overhead costs to
products
2. Rampaul Inc. applies overhead to jobs on (D) To assign indirect service overhead
the basis of direct labour at the rate of 80 costs to direct overhead cost pools
per cent of direct labour. Rampaul's
records revealed the following data for
2005:
5. Green Enterprises uses a job order costing
$ system. The job cost sheet for Job #329
Direct labour 111 600 shows the following for the month of
Direct material 84200 March:
Actual overhead 98 700
Direct material $5 000
The amount of over- or under-applied Direct labour (100 hours
overhead for the year is at $7.25) $725
Machine hours incurred 40
(A) over-applied by $12 900 Predetermined overhead rate
(B) under-applied by $12 900 per machine hour $26
(C) over-applied by $9 420
(D) under-applied by $9 420 The total cost that should appear on the job
cost sheet for Job #329 is
3. Cost and management accounting
(A) $5 725
(A) requires an entirely separate group (B) $5 765
of accounts than financial (C) $6 765
accounting uses (D) $8 325
(B) focuses solely on determining how
much it costs to manufacture a
product or provide a service
(C) provide s product/serv ice cost
information as well as informa-
tion for internal decision making
(D) is required for business record-
keeping as are financial and tax
accounting
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Standards:
Actual:
6. What is the labour rate variance for 8. What is the material price variance (based
October? on quantity purchased) for October?
7. What is the labour efficiency variance for 9. What is the material quantity variance for
October? October?
10. The following information was extracted from the records of James Inc.
(A) $ 70 000
(B) $ 77 000
(C) $ 127 000
(D) $ 157 000
Use the following information for items 13. Corazol Inc. applies overhead to jobs at the
11 and 12. rate of 40 per cent of direct labour cost. At
the beginni ng of June the balance in the
Adams Co. uses a job order costing work-in-process account relating to Job#44
system. The following information is avail- was $2 800. During June, the fo llowing
able from its records. The company has 3 was expended on Job #44: Direct material
jobs in process: #5, #8, and #12. of$1250 and direct labour of$1400. The
total cost of Job #44 at June 30th was
Raw material used $ 120 000
Direct labour per hour $ 8.50 (A) $3 210
Overhead applied based on (B) $4 760
direct labour cost 120 per cent (C) $ 5 450
(D) $6 010
D irect material was requisitioned as
follows for each job:
14. Pegas us ~anufac tu ring Inc. uses a
30 per cent, 25 per cent, and 25 per cent; weighted average process costing system.
the bal ance of the requisitions was consid- The company started 30 000 units into
ered indirect. Direct labour hours per job production thi s month. Pegas us
are 2 500; 3 100; and 4 200 respectively. Manufacturing Inc . had 12 000 units that
Indirect labour is $33 000. Other actual were 20 pe r cent co mpl e ted as to
overhead costs totalled $36 000. conversion costs in beg inning work-in-
process inventory and 3 000 uni ts that
were 40 per ce nt co mpl e ted as to
11. Wh at is the total amount of overhead conversion cos ts in ending work-in-
applied to Job #8? process inventory. What are the equiva-
lent units for conversion costs?
(A) $ 18 250
(B) $ 26 350 (A) 37 800
(C) $30 000 (B ) 40 200
(D) $3 1 620 (C) 40 800
(D ) 42 000
16. Absorption costing differs from variable 19. The net present value and internal rate of
costing in all of the following EXCEPT return methods of decision making in
capital budgeting are superior to the
(A) treatment of fixed manufacturing payback method in that they
overhead
(B) treatment of variable production (A) are easier to implement
costs (B) consider the time value of money
(C) acceptability for external reporting (C) require less input
(D) arrangement of the income (D) reflect the effects of sensitivity
statement analysis
Use the following information to answer 20. Berbice Farms Ltd estimates that its annual
i terns 17 and 18. carrying cost for material X is $0.30 per
lb. If the farm requires 50 000 lbs per year,
The income statement for Cipriani Co. for and ordering costs are $100 per order, the
2005 is presented below: EOQ (rounded to the nearest pound) is
(A) $ 75 000
(B) $109 091
(C) $150 000
(D) $250 000
22. The wages of factory maintenance person- 25. Susan Ince is paid 10 per cent of the gross
ne l would usually be considered to be sales of her department as salary per month .
Susan received $ 15 000 each month for the
Indirect Manufacturing last three months. Which of the following
labour overhead methods BEST describes how Susan is
paid?
(A) No Yes
(B) Yes No (A) Commission on sales
(C) Yes Yes (B) Fixed salary
(D) No No (C) Hourly rate
(D) Piece rate
(A) $1.10perhour
(B) $ 1.19 per hour
(C) $2.38 per hour
(D) $2.40 pe r hour
28. GuyWood Lumber Inc. is considering the purchase of a new lathe machine. The new lathe will
cost $30 000, have an eight-year life, and create cost savings of $5 000 per year. The new lathe
will require $700 of maintenance each year. Guy Wood Lumber Inc. uses a discount rate of9 per
cent. The annuity figure of 9 per cent for 8 years is 5.538
Total 6 marks
29. Philmore Corp. produces a single product. The foll owing is a cost structure applied to its first
year of operations, 2005:
During 2005, Phi lmore Corp. manufactured 5 000 units and sold 3 800. There was no beginning
or e nding work-in-process inventory.
(a) Prepare the income statement using the absorption costing format. [3 marks]
(b) Prepare the income statement using the variable costing format. [3 marks]
Total 6 marks
30. JR Co. Ltd budgeted overheads for its production and service departments as follows :
Allocate the service department overhead cost to the production departments using the step-down
method. Allocate service department G first.
Total 6 marks
31. Z Ltd had the following purchases of raw material X during the month of April:
Z Ltd had in stock at the beginning of April, 40 units of raw material X which they had purchased
in March at a price of $10 each. At April 30, during the regular stock taking exercise, there were
90 units of raw material X on hand.
Total 6 marks
32. ABC Accounting Services provides general accounting, audit and advisory services to clients.
ABC charges clients at the rate of $150 per hour for its services. The overhead charge per hour for
jobs is $40. C lients A and Beach incurred 120 hours of accounting services during May. Client
A's accounting services were conducted by two senior accountants and one junior accountant
each working 40 hours. Client B 's consulting was done by four junior accountants each working
equal time. The actual cost of each class of accountant is
Senior Accountant $75 per hour
Junior Accountant $47.50 per hour
Calculate the total cost of each client job.
Total 6 marks
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33. Sherwood Inc. predicts it will produce and sell 40 000 units of its sole product in 2006. At that
volume, it projects a sales price of $30 per unit, a contribution margin ratio of 40 per cent, and
fixed costs of $5 per unit.
Calculate the company's projected breakeven for 2006 in dollars and units. [4 marks]
Calculate the company 's projected profit if it produced and sold 30 000 units. [2 marks]
Total 6 marks
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