Accounting 202 - Chapter 5.3
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Process costing is very different from job costing. While one is the accumulation of dingle costs throughout the process the other is an accumulation of all cost involved for a process. Do you believe you can distinguish the two? Take up the quiz below and find out. All the best!
- 1.Direct labor costs plus manufacturing overhead costs equal:
- A.
Prime costs.
- B.
Operating costs.
- C.
Equivalent costs.
- D.
Conversion costs.
- 2.A system for assigning costsfor products made in a continuous processis:
- A.
Job costing
- B.
Process costing
- C.
Equivalent units costing
- D.
Conversion cost costing
- 3.In a process costing system, manufacturing costs are usually combined into two categories:
- A.
Direct materials and conversion costs.
- B.
Direct labor and conversion costs.
- C.
Manufacturing overhead and conversion costs.
- D.
Direct materials and direct labor.
- 4.The cost per equivalent unit is computed as
- A.
Total costs to account for divided by total equivalent units
- B.
Total equivalent units divided by total costs to account for
- C.
Costs in beginning WIP inventory divided by equivalent units in beginning WIP
- D.
Costs added to production during the month divided by equivalent units in ending WIP
- 5.For which of the following do we prepare calculations for equivalent units?
- A.
Both direct labor and manufacturing overhead
- B.
Both direct labor and direct materials
- C.
Both direct materials and conversion costs
- D.
Neither direct materials nor conversion costs
- 6.A transfer of $24,000 from the assembly department to the packaging department would require the entry of a:
- A.
Debit to finished goods inventory
- B.
Debit to WIP inventory-assembly
- C.
Credit to raw materials inventory
- D.
Credit to WIP inventory-assembly
- 7.The entry to record actual manufacturing overhead costs incurred in a process department would include a:
- A.
Debit to manufacturing overhead
- B.
Debit to WIP inventory
- C.
Credit to manufacturing overhead
- D.
Credit WIP inventory
- 8.The entry to record the use of direct materials in production would include a:
- A.
Debit to WIP inventory
- B.
Debit to raw materials inventory
- C.
Debit to finished goods inventory
- D.
Credit to finished goods inventory
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