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Business Studies

Budget

In Class 12 Business Studies, the topic Budget in the chapter Planning explains how an organisation expresses its expected activities and results in numerical terms for a specific period. Students learn how budgets support planning, coordination and control by setting targets, allocating resources and comparing actual performance with planned figures. The topic also helps them understand how deviations can guide corrective action and improve managerial decision-making.

Hard · Level 1 · 25 questions

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  1. Realistic forecasting
  2. Budget communication
  3. Lack of departmental coordination
  4. Zero based budgeting
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  1. Zero based budgeting
  2. Incremental budgeting
  3. Flexible budget
  4. Cash budget
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  1. Because cash receipt is always zero
  2. Because sales budget is removed
  3. Because production stops
  4. Because every expense needs fresh justification
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  1. Investigate reasons and take corrective action
  2. Immediately end the budget
  3. Punish all employees
  4. Ignore actual results
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  1. Employee birthdays
  2. Advertisement colour
  3. Limiting factor
  4. Company slogan
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  1. Cash budget
  2. Employee attendance budget
  3. Colour budget
  4. Building decoration budget
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  1. When activity level remains completely stable
  2. When there is no expense
  3. When budget is not needed
  4. When production volume changes frequently
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  1. To guarantee profit
  2. To clarify budget process responsibilities and deadlines
  3. To end all expenses
  4. To prepare customer list
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  1. Budget report
  2. Cash surplus
  3. Budget slack
  4. Capital budget
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  1. It gives an integrated picture of all major budgets
  2. It only stops cash payments
  3. It only shows labour cost
  4. It removes budget period
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  1. It is always superior performance
  2. Favourable variance also needs review with reasons
  3. Budget is useless
  4. Cost control is impossible
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  1. Fixing daily tea expense
  2. Buying office stationery
  3. Making long term investment in a new machine
  4. Giving monthly travel allowance
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  1. Operating budget relates to regular activities and capital budget to long term investment
  2. Both are only employee lists
  3. Operating budget is always oral
  4. Capital budget shows only daily expenses
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  1. Profit is always equal to cash
  2. Cash budget is not needed
  3. The organisation cannot have profit
  4. Profit and cash flow can be different
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  1. Owner personal choice
  2. Nature of business and need for control
  3. Customer favourite colour
  4. Height of building
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  1. So proper responsibility and corrective action can be fixed
  2. So all expenses become zero
  3. So sales stop
  4. So budget becomes oral
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  1. Because it is a controllable expense
  2. Because it is always budget slack
  3. Because the cause may be external and uncontrollable
  4. Because budget is never revised
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  1. To prepare employee list
  2. To change company name
  3. To hide expense
  4. To compare with actual cost
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  1. Storage cost and blocked capital
  2. Production always stopping
  3. Cash payment becoming zero
  4. Demand automatically increasing
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  1. Production capacity will automatically increase
  2. Production may be interrupted
  3. Storage cost will always increase
  4. Sales target will be removed
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  1. Employee personal life
  2. Company history
  3. Cost behaviour and activity level
  4. Customer birthdays
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  1. It is related to production building
  2. It can change with sales volume
  3. It always remains fixed
  4. It is not tax payment
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  1. When it changes immediately with each production unit
  2. When it changes directly with customer count
  3. When it remains almost fixed during a period
  4. When it is only sales commission
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  1. Office decoration
  2. Employee age
  3. Customer name
  4. Need for control and importance of activity
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  1. Accountability for results becomes clear
  2. All expenses automatically end
  3. Sales always double
  4. Tax liability ends

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