A) process costing
B) contract costing
C) variable costing
D) job-order costing
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A) the presence of significant beginning and ending inventories.
B) the treatment of beginning inventory cost.
C) nonuniform application of manufacturing costs.
D) all of the above.
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A) £4.53
B) £2.00
C) £2.03
D) none of these
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A) FIFO method.
B) LIFO method.
C) weighted average method.
D) specific identification method.
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A) complete units that could have been produced given the total amount of manufacturing effort expended for the period under consideration.
B) the average number of units produced in a given period.
C) continuously measured in a total quality environment.
D) computed in both job-order and process cost systems.
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A) direct materials.
B) direct labour.
C) factory overhead.
D) all of these costs
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A) 49,600 units
B) 70,000 units
C) 50,000 units
D) 57,600 units
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A) 2,000 units.
B) 800 units.
C) 1,200 units.
D) 400 units.
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A) direct labour hours.
B) partially completed units.
C) fully completed units.
D) units of input.
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A) £240,000
B) £270,000
C) £262,200
D) £270,600
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A) Raw Materials 3,750
Work in Progress--Mixing Department 3,750
B) Materials Expense 4,000
Raw Materials 4,000
C) Work in Progress--Mixing Department 3,750
Raw Materials 3,750
D) Work in Progress--Mixing Department 4,000
Raw Materials 4,000
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A) £81,300.
B) £84,000.
C) £89,100.
D) £72,900.
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A) £70,525.
B) £55,425.
C) £84,625.
D) £58,575.
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A) units in process.
B) units started and completed.
C) total units manufactured.
D) equivalent units manufactured.
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A) direct materials and direct labour.
B) direct materials and manufacturing overhead.
C) direct labour and manufacturing overhead.
D) direct labour and transferred-in costs.
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A) conversion cost incurred uniformly throughout the process.
B) materials cost added at the end of the process.
C) materials cost added at the beginning of the process.
D) either materials cost or conversion cost, depending on whether the firm uses FIFO or weighted average.
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A) 18,000.
B) 19,600.
C) 19,400.
D) 18,500.
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A) Kane Company cannot use process costing and must use job-order costing.
B) Kane Company must calculate the unit cost of materials and the unit conversion cost separately.
C) Kane Company will report the cost of materials with the cost of the ending inventory.
D) Kane Company uses parallel processing.
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A) FIFO
B) LIFO
C) weighted average
D) equivalent units
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