Title | Ai B Kit - ACCA Accountant in Business |
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Author | Zaheer Khan |
Course | Accounting and Finance Fundamentals Core |
Institution | University of Westminster |
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ACCA Accountant in Business...
ACCA and
FIA ACCADiplomainAccountingand Business(RQFLevel4) AccountantinBusiness(AB) EXAMKIT
AB: ACCOU N TAN TIN B U SIN E SS
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K AP L ANP U B L ISH IN G
CONTENTS
Page
Indextoobjectivetestquestionsandanswers
P.5
ExamTechnique
P.7
Examspecificinformation
P.9
Kaplan’srecommendedrevisionapproach
P.11
Section 1
Objectivetestquestions
1
2
Multi‐taskquestions
75
3
Answerstoobjectivetestquestions
117
4
Answerstomulti‐taskquestions
159
5
Practicesimulationquestions
175
6
Answerstopracticesimulationquestions
191
7
Specimenpaperquestionsandanswers
201
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INDEXTOOBJECTIVETEST QUESTIONSANDANSWERS PRACTICEQUESTIONS
Pagenumber Question Answer
Thebusinessorganisation Businessorganisationandstructure
1 3
117 118
Organisationalcultureinbusiness Informationtechnologyandinformationsystemsinbusiness Stakeholders
8 11 13
121 123 124
Externalanalysis–politicalandlegalfactors Externalanalysis–economicfactors
14 17
125 126
Externalanalysis–social,environmentalandtechnologicalfactors Competitivefactors Professionalethicsinaccountingandbusiness
23 25 27
130 131 133
Governanceandsocialresponsibilityinbusiness Lawandregulationgoverningaccounting
30 33
134 137
Accountingandfinancefunctionswithinbusiness Financialsystemsandprocedures
35 37
138 139
Therelationshipofaccountingwithotherbusinessfunctions Auditandfinancialcontrol
40 41
141 141
Fraud,fraudulentbehaviourandtheirpreventioninbusiness Leadership,managementandsupervision Recruitmentandselectionofemployees
45 48 53
143 145 147
Individual,groupandteambehaviour Motivatingindividualsandgroups
57 60
149 150
Learningandtrainingatwork Reviewandappraisalofindividualperformance Personaleffectivenessatwork
63 65 67
152 153 154
Communicatinginbusiness
71
156
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P. 5
EXAMTECHNIQUE
Donotskipanyofthematerialinthesyllabus.
Readeachquestionverycarefully.
Double‐checkyouranswerbeforecommittingyourselftoit.
Answer every question – if you do not know an answer, you don't lose anything by guessing.Thinkcarefullybeforeyouguess.
If you are answering a multiple‐choice question, eliminate first those answers that you knowarewrong.Thenchoosethemostappropriateanswerfromthosethatareleft.
Don’t panic if you realise you’ve answered a question incorrectly. Getting one question wrongwillnotmeanthedifferencebetweenpassingandfailing
Computer‐basedexams–tips
DonotattemptaCBEuntilyouhavecompletedallstudymaterialrelatingtoit.
On the ACCA website there is a CBE demonstration. It is ESSENTIAL that you attempt this beforeyourrealCBE.YouwillbecomefamiliarwithhowtomovearoundtheCBEscreensand the way that questions are formatted, increasing your confidence and speed in the actual exam.
Besureyouunderstandhowtousethesoftwarebeforeyoustarttheexam.Ifindoubt,ask theassessmentcentrestafftoexplainittoyou.
Questions are displayed on the screen and answers are entered using keyboard and mouse. At the end of the exam, you are given a certificate showing the result you have achieved.
TheCBEquestiontypesareasfollows: –
Multiplechoice–whereyouarerequiredtochooseoneanswerfromalistofoptions providedbyclickingontheappropriate‘radiobutton’
–
Multipleresponse–whereyouarerequiredtoselectmorethanoneresponsefrom the options provided by clicking on the appropriate tick boxes(typically choose two optionsfromtheavailablelist
–
Multiple response matching – where you are required to indicate a response to a numberofrelatedstatementsbyclicking onthe’radiobutton’whichcorrespondsto theappropriateresponseforeachstatement
–
Numberentry–whereyouarerequiredtokeyinaresponsetoaquestionshownon thescreen.
Note that the CBE variant of the examination will not require you to input text, although youmayberequiredtochoosethecorrecttextfromoptionsavailable.
You need to be sure you know how to answer questions of this type before you sit the exam,throughpractice.
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EXAM‐SPECIFICINFORMATION THEEXAM FORMATOFTHECOMPUTER‐BASEDEXAM 30compulsoryobjectivetestquestions(2markseach) 16compulsoryobjectivetestquestions(1markeach) 6compulsorymulti‐taskquestions(4markseach) Totaltimeallowed:2hours
Numberofmarks 60 16 24 –––– 100 ––––
Inanyexamtherewillberoughly8or9questionsforeachofthesixmainsyllabusareas
Twomarkquestionswillusuallycomprisethefollowinganswertypes:
(i)
Multiplechoicewithfouroptions(A,B,CorD)
(ii)
Askyoutoselecttwocorrectanswersfromachoiceoffour
Onemarkquestionswillusuallycomprisethefollowinganswertypes: (i)
Multiplechoicewithtwooptions(AorB)
(ii)
Askyoutoselectwhetherastatementistrueorfalse
Fourmarkmulti‐taskquestionswillusuallybesplitintotwoormoreparts.Theycaninvolve anyoftheabove answertypesaswell asselectionofmultipleresponsesfromalist.Expect toseeonemulti‐taskquestiononeachsectionofthesyllabus.
ACCAofficialstatisticshaveshownthatmoststudentsdonotfindtheexamtimepressured
PASSMARK ThepassmarkforallACCAQualificationexaminationsis50%.
DETAILEDSYLLABUS,STUDYGUIDEANDCBESPECIMENEXAM ThedetailedsyllabusandstudyguidewrittenbytheACCA,alongwiththespecimenexam,canbe foundat: accaglobal.com/accountant‐in‐business
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Section1
OBJECTIVETESTQUESTIONS
THEBUSINESSORGANISATION 1
2
3
4
WhichofthefollowingisNOTakeyfeatureofanorganisation? A
Controlledperformance
B
Collectivegoals
C
Socialarrangements
D
Creationofaproductorservice
(2marks)
Whichofthefollowingorganisationsisnormallyfoundinthepublicsector? A
Schools
B
Charities
C
Businesses
(1mark)
Thepublicsectorisnormallyconcernedwith: A
makingprofitfromthesaleofgoods
B
providingservicestospecificgroupsfundedfromcharitabledonations
C
theprovisionofbasicgovernmentservices
D
raisingfundsbysubscriptionsfrommemberstoprovidecommonservices (2marks)
A Co is a company which specialises in forestry. It has recently purchased B Co, which runsachainofrecreationalresorts.AhasallowedBtobuildseveralnew resortsonland whichisownedbyA,butwhichitisnolongerabletouse.Theresortshaveprovenhighly profitableandpopular.Whichofthefollowingbestexplainsthereasonfortheimproved performanceofthecombinedentity? A
Specialisation
B
Socialinteractivity
C
Synergy
D
Service
(2marks)
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AB: ACCOU N TAN TIN B U SIN E SS
5
6
Whichofthefollowingstatementsregardinglimitedcompaniesiscorrect? A
Publiclimitedcompanieshave accesstoa widerpooloffinancethan partnershipsor soletraders
B
Bothpublicandprivatelimitedcompaniesareallowedtosellsharestothepublic
C
Companiesarealwaysownedbymanydifferentinvestors
D
Shareholdersareliableforanydebtsthecompanymayincur
(2marks)
Considerthefollowinglistofdifferentorganisations: (i)
Governmentdepartments
(ii)
Partnerships
(iii)
Charities
(iv)
Companies
Which of these organisations would normally be classified as BOTH a not‐for‐profit organisationANDaprivatesectororganisation?
7
A
(i)and(iii)only
B
(iii)only
C
(i)only
D
(ii)and(iii)only
(2marks)
‘Anorganisationthatisownedanddemocraticallycontrolledbyitsmembers.’ Towhichtypeoforganisationdoesthisdefinitionrelate?
8
A
Charities
B
Non‐governmentalorganisations
C
Co‐operatives
D
Privatelimitedcompanies
(2marks)
Westeros is an organisation which imports computers into country A and sells them the publicinordertomakeaprofit. Itisownedbyfifteenindividualinvestors,eachofwhom ownsanequalnumberofsharesinWesteros.Westerosisnotapubliclimitedcompany. Which of the following is likely to be the most appropriate source of finance for Westeros?
2
A
Centralgovernmentfunding
B
TheexistingownersofWesteros
C
Issueofsharestothepublic
D
Donationsfromthepublic
(2marks)
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