Cost accounting, budgeting and calculating MEBI test

Cost accounting, budgeting and
costing in industries

1.The production process is
A. Manufacturing process of goods
b) the process of producing services;
c) the production process of industrial relations;
d) the process of production of products, goods, works, services and industrial relations.

2. Depending on the nature of the technological process, production is divided into:
a) chemical and mechanical;
b) in-line and conveyor;
c) main and auxiliary;
d) extractive and processing.

3. According to the method of processing raw materials and materials, production is divided into:
a) chemical and mechanical;
b) extractive and processing;
c) simple and complex;
d) main and conveyor.

4. On an organizational basis, production is divided into:
a) basic and complex;
b) auxiliary and conveyor;
c) streaming and non-streaming (group);
d) simple and automated.
5. According to its role in the implementation of the program for the release of products, production is divided into:
a) mass and serial;
b) main and auxiliary;
c) mass, serial and individual;
d) individual and conveyor.
6. According to the volume of satisfaction of consumers' demands, production is divided into:
a) production of food products;
b) production of non-food products;
c) production of consumer goods;
d) mass, serial and individual.
7. By the nature of the products manufactured, production is subdivided into:
a) mass, serial and individual;
b) in-line and conveyor
c) simple and complex;
d) production of food products.
8. According to the origin, the costs are grouped into:
a) supply and procurement;
b) production;
c) commercial and marketing;
d) in the context of industries, workshops, sections, teams, departments and other structural elements.
9. According to the area of ​​origin and functions of activity, the costs are divided into:
a) direct and indirect;
b) constants and variables;
c) supply and procurement, production, marketing and
organizational and managerial;
d) basic and overhead.
10. According to the method of including costs in the cost of production