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1. Sequential access means that to read any record on a file, all of the preceding records must first be read. 2. The general ledger history file has as its primary purpose to provide historical financial data for comparative financial reports. 3. Journal vouchers summarizing transaction activity flow from various operational departments into the GLS, where they are independently reconciled and posted to the general ledger accounts.

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Multiple Choice Questionsh

1. Sequential access means that to read any record on a file, all of the preceding records must first be read. 2. The general ledger history file has as its primary purpose to provide historical financial data for comparative financial reports. 3. Journal vouchers summarizing transaction activity flow from various operational departments into the GLS, where they are independently reconciled and posted to the general ledger accounts.

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1.Sequential access means that

A. data are stored on magnetic tape.

B. the address of the location of data is found through the use of either an algorithm or an
index.

C. to read any record on the file, all of the preceding records must first be read.

D. each record can be accessed in the same amount of time.

2. Which file has as its primary purpose to provide historical financial data for comparative
financial reports?

A. journal voucher history file

B. budget master file

C. responsibility file

D. general ledger history file

3. Which of the following statements is true?

A. Journal vouchers detailing transaction activity flow from various operational departments
into the GLS, where they are independently reconciled and posted to the journal voucher
history file.

B. Journal vouchers summarizing transaction activity flow from the accounting department into
the GLS, where they are independently reconciled and posted to the general ledger accounts.

C. Journal vouchers summarizing transaction activity flow from various operational departments
into the GLS, where they are independently reconciled and posted to the general ledger
accounts.

D. Journal vouchers summarizing transaction activity flow from various operational departments
into the GLS, where they are independently reconciled and posted to the journal voucher
history file.

4. Which of the following statements best describes a computer-based GL/FRS? A.

Most firms derive little additional benefit from a real-time FRS.


B. Batch processing is typically not appropriate for transaction processing of GLS.

C. The sequential file approach is an inefficient use of technology.

D. A batch system with direct access files recreates the entire database each time the file
is updated.

5. Which of the following is not a potential exposure of the FRS?

A. a defective audit trail

B. general ledger accounts that are out of balance with subsidiary accounts

C. unauthorized access to the check register

D. unauthorized access to the general ledger

6. Which task should the general ledger perform?

A. update the general ledger

B. prepare journal vouchers

C. have custody of physical assets

D. have record-keeping responsibility for special journals of subsidiary ledgers

7. The Ozment Corporation uses a performance reporting system that shows online the data
for each subordinate who reports to a supervisor. The data presented show the actual costs
incurred during the period, the budgeted costs, and all variances from budget for that
subordinate’s department. The name of this system of reporting is A. contribution
accounting.

B. responsibility accounting.

C. flexible budgeting.

D. program budgeting.

E. cost-benefit accounting.
8. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the strategic planning process?

A. emphasis on both the short and long run

B. analysis of external economic factors

C. review of the attributes and behavior of the organization’s competition.

D. analysis and review of departmental process

E. analysis of consumer demand

9. The following are all output reports of the financial reporting system, EXCEPT A.

variance analysis report.

B. statement of cash flows.

C. tax return.

D. comparative balance sheet.

10. Which of the following budgeting processes is LEAST likely to motivate managers toward
organization goals?

A. setting budget targets at attainable levels

B. participation by subordinates in the budgetary process

C. use of management by exception

D. holding subordinates accountable for the items they control

E. having top management set budget levels

11. Which of the following would normally be considered in a strategic plan?

A. setting a target of 12 percent return on sales

B. maintaining the image of the company as the industry leader

C. setting a market price per share of stock outstanding

D. distributing monthly reports for departmental variance analysis

E. tightening credit terms for customers to 2/10, n/30


12. At what level of management is the long-range planning function most important?

A. at top management levels

B. at middle management levels

C. at lower management levels

D. for staff functions

E. for line functions

13. Which of the following is the basic purpose of a responsibility accounting?

A. variance analysis

B. motivation

C. authority

D. budgeting

E. pricing

14. Which statement below best describes a profit center?

A. The authority to make decisions affecting the major determinants of profit, including the power
to choose its markets and sources of supply.

B. The authority to make decisions affecting the major determinants of profit, including the power
to choose its markets, sources of supply, and significant control over the amount of invested
capital.

C. The authority to make decisions over the most significant costs of operations, including the
power to choose the sources of supply.

D. The authority to provide specialized support to other units within the organization.

E. The responsibility for combining the raw materials, direct labor, and other factors of
production into a final product.

15. Which statement below best describes an investment center?

A. The authority to make decisions affecting the major determinants of profit, including the power
to choose its markets and sources of supply.
B. The authority to make decisions affecting the major determinants of profit, including the power
to choose its markets and sources of supply, and significant control over the amount of invested
capital.

C. The authority to make decisions over the most significant costs of operations, including the
power to choose the sources of supply.

D. The authority to provide specialized support to other units within the organization.

E. The responsibility for developing markets for and selling of the output of the organization.

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