Busıness Fınance I Ara 9. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 20 Soru1.Soru
What is the equity of company XYZ at the end of last year given the following information?
Current assets last year were TL 500,000.
Long term asstes last year were TL 300,000.
Current liabilities last year were TL 400,000.
Long-term liabilities last year were TL 150,000.
TL 150,000 |
TL 200,000 |
TL 250,000 |
TL 300,000 |
TL 350,000 |
Total assets = Total liabilites and equity, hence Equity = Total assets -Total liabilities
Total assets = Current assets + Long term assets = TL 500,000 + TL 300,000 = TL 800,000
Total Liabilites = Current liabilities + Long term liabilites =TL 400,000 +TL 150,000 = TL 550,000.
Equity = TL 800,000 -TL 550,000 = TL 250,000
2.Soru
If the book value of a company is TL 800,000 and the book value of its liabilities is 500,000, what is the shareholder value of the company?
TL 1,300,000 |
TL 300,000 |
TL 500,000 |
TL 250,000 |
TL 400,000 |
The shareholder value is the difference between the book value of the company and the book value of its liabilities. Hence the shareholder value of the company is TL 800,000-TL 500,000=TL 300,000
3.Soru
Which of the following is an example of an intangible asset?
Bonds |
Derivatives |
Equipment |
Plants |
Patents |
Intangible asset is an identifiable non-monetary asset without physical substance. Examples of intangible assets include computer software, licences, trademarks, patents, films, copyrights and goodwill.
4.Soru
- Investing
- Financing
- Operating
Which of the above is/are among the activities involved in financial statement analysis?
I,II,III |
only I |
only II |
I, III |
II, III |
Businesses acquire resources from their environment and use them to produce goods and services. Within the business cycle, they perform three types of activities. These are financing, investing and operating activities. Financial statements represent the results of business activities performed by managers.The correct option is A.
5.Soru
The CVP analysis is based upon the following assumptions, EXCEPT...
The sales price per unit changes over time |
Variable costs per unit is constant |
The firms sales all units produced |
Fixed cost is constant |
The costs change only by the level of activity |
The sales price per unit is also constant, it does not change over time.
6.Soru
___________is the difference between the sales revenue and the operating costs of the business.
VC |
EBIT |
DOL |
Sales |
CVP |
The operating income of a business is measured by its EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes). EBIT
is the difference between the sales revenue and the operating costs of the business.
7.Soru
You have 3 nephws, aged 17,15 and 13. You want to give each of them 1.000 Turkish Liras for their 18th birthdays. How much in total should you put in your bank account with 8% interest rate assuming that the rate will stay the same?
3.100 |
2.887 |
2.114 |
2.398 |
2.023 |
For the nephew aged 17; 1000/(1+0.08)=925
For the nephew aged 15; 1000/(1+0.08)*(1+0.08)*(1+0.08)= 793
For the nephew aged 13; 1000/(1+0.08)*(1+0.08)*(1+0.08)*(1+0.08)*(1+0.08)= 680
In total= 925+793+680= 2398
8.Soru
A series of equal cash flows that occur for a given period at regular intervals is,
An annuity |
A perpetuity |
Principal |
Present value |
Simple interest |
A series of equal cash flows that occur for a given period at regular intervals is an annuity.
9.Soru
Which of the following provides a snapshot of the financial condition of the firm at a particular time?
Balance Sheet |
Income Statement |
Statement of cash flows |
Working capital |
DuPont Analysis |
The main objective of a statement of financial position is to disclose fairly what a company owns and means used to get them at a certain date. It can be thought as a selfie of the company at a point in time. Thus, Balance Sheet provides a snapshot of the financial condition of the firm at a particular time.
10.Soru
Property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, long term investments and prepaid expenses are the common types of _______.
Current assets |
Long term assets |
Long term liabilities |
Current liabilities |
Equity |
Long-term assets are the assets that an entity expects to use for longer than one year or the operating cycle. ese assets are mainly acquired for the purpose of providing resources for the future operations of the entity. Common types of long term assets are; property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, long term investments, and prepaid expenses.
11.Soru
Which measure is an evaluation of a company’s grow rate if its profitability and financial policies do not change?
Operating cycle |
Working capital |
Net working capital |
Sustainable growth rate |
Net income |
Analysts often use the concept of sustainable growth as a way to evaluate a firm’s future growth rate. Sustainable growth rate refers to the rate at which a firm can grow if its profitability and financial policies do not change.
12.Soru
Which of the following tasks is associated with the control responsibility of a financial manager?
cash management |
management of bank relationships |
management of investor relationships |
credit management |
Internal auditing |
Tasks about control include controlling whether or not funds are being used efficiently and effectively. It includes preparation of financial statements,internal auditing, budgeting, and tax management.
13.Soru
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ is defined as the difference between the current assets and current liabilities of the same period.
Which of the following completes the sentences above?
Working capital |
Net working capital |
Cash flow |
Net income |
Financing expense |
Net Working Capital is defined as the difference between the current assets and current liabilities of the same period.
14.Soru
I. Treasury
II. Control
III. Marketing
Which of these can be seen as a task of a financial manager?
I only |
II only |
I and II only |
II and III only |
I, II and III |
A financial manager has two different tasks in business organizations: (1) treasury and (2) control.
15.Soru
- Accounting fraud
- Insider trading
- Overrated profits
- Understated costs
Which of the above is/are example(s) of finance-related unethical behavior(s)?
Only I |
Only III |
II,III,IV |
II,IV |
I,II,III,IV |
Business ethics refers to a company’s attitude and conduct toward its employees, customers, community, and stockholders. Financial management, together with accounting, is one of the most relevant departments in corporations when it comes to business ethics. Financial information and financial transactions of corporations are expected to be in a non-misleading manner. Accounting fraud, holding back value relevant information, insider trading, overstated profits, understated costs, and conspiracies are examples of finance-related unethical behavior.
16.Soru
I. Simple interest is the interest that one earns only from the principal.
II. The calculation of future values that include the interest on interest is called compounding.
III. Compound interest gets more and more significant over time comparing to simple interest.
Which statement given above is/are correct?
I only |
III only |
Both I and II |
Both I and III |
All of them |
All the statements given are correct.
17.Soru
- Management of delivering of financial reports
- Management of standardizing journal entries
- Analysis of financial data
- Monitoring budgeting
Which of the roles above are in the responsibility of a financial manager?
I and II |
II, III and IV |
I, II and IV |
III and IV |
I, II, III and IV |
Some examples are management of delivering of financial reports, management of standardizing journal entries, analysis of financial data, driving financial plans, monitoring budgeting, management of cash flows, developing department goals matching long-term company targets, valuation of investments, portfolio management, management of spending procedures, monitoring financial feasibility studies.
18.Soru
How is Financial Leverage Effect ratio is expressed?
(Net Income) / Average Shareholders’ Equity |
Net Income / Average Total Assets |
ROE – ROA |
Gross Margin / Net Sales |
Dividends / Net Income |
Financial Leverage Effect ratio is expressed as follows :
Financial Leverage Effect = ROE – ROA
The correct answer is C.
19.Soru
I. They increase or decrease depending on company's production volume.
II. They are the expenses that have to be paid by a company, independent of any business activity.
III. They are corporate expenses that change in proportion with production output.
Which of the statements above are true regarding a variable cost?
Only I |
I an II |
II and III |
I and III |
I, II and III |
A variable cost is a corporate expense that changes in proportion with production output.Variable costs increase or decrease depending on a company’s production volume; they rise as production increases and fall as production decreases.A fixed cost is an expense or cost that does not change with an increase or decrease in the number of goods or services produced or sold. Fixed costs are expenses that have to be paid by a company, independent of any business activity. Therefore, the correct answer is D.
20.Soru
All of the followings are forms of business companies defined in Turkish Commercial Code, except...
Sole proprietorship |
Unlimited liability company |
Limited liability company |
Joint stock company |
Cooperative company |
Five forms of business companies are defined in the code, which are (1) unlimited liability company, (2) special partnership (these two types of companies are considered as a proprietorship), (3) limited liability company, (4) joint stock company (these twotypes of companies are considered as a corporation), and (5) cooperative company.
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