Top 150+ Solved Applied Cost Accounting MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Average unit cost for each process is calculated by dividing ……………..by…………….

a. Total process cost / No.of units in process

b. Total process cost / Total cost

c. Total cost / Total profit

d. None of these

  • a. Total process cost / No.of units in process

Q. When the actual loss is more than the estimated loss, the difference between the two is considered to be ,………………….

a. Abnormal gain

b. Abnormal loss

c. Normal loss

d. Normal gain

  • b. Abnormal loss

Q. ……………….. process loss should be transferred to costing profit and lossaccount

a. Normal

b. abnormal

c. actual

d. none of these

  • b. abnormal

Q. The cost of ……….. process loss is absorbed in the cost of production ofgood units

a. Normal

b. abnormal

c. actual

d. none of these

  • a. Normal

Q. ……… is the difference b/w the sales and marginal cost of sale

a. Profit

b. contribution

c. p/v ratio

d. none f these

  • b. contribution

Q. Cost of producing an additional unit of output is ……………

a. Historical cost

b. marginal cost

c. fixed cost

d. total cost

  • b. marginal cost

Q. A cost do not change with changes in the level of activity is ………….

a. Variable cost

b. fixed cost

c. sunk cost

d. total cost

  • b. fixed cost

Q. A cost both containing both fixed and variable elements ………………..

a. Variable cost

b. fixed cost

c. total cost

d. semi variable cost

  • c. total cost

Q. The excess of sales over variable cost is known as ………………

a. profit

b. loss

c. contribution

d. margin

  • c. contribution

Q. Establishes the relationship between cost , volume of sales and profit is…..

a. Marginal costing

b. standard costing

c. budgeting

d. Cost volume profit analysis

  • d. Cost volume profit analysis

Q. A point at which there is neither profit nor loss ………………

a. No profit no loss point

b. Break even point

c. Margin of safety

d. contribution

  • b. Break even point

Q. Excess of sales over break even sales is known as …………………..

a. No profit no loss point

b. Breakeven point

c. Margin of safety

d. contribution

  • c. Margin of safety
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