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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.

Medium · Level 5 · 25 questions

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  1. When temporary cash shortage has to be met
  2. When cash surplus is very high
  3. When there is no payment
  4. When all expenses have stopped
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  1. Because funds can be better used or invested
  2. Because surplus is always loss
  3. Because cash has no use
  4. Because budget will end
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  1. Viewing targets realism responsibility and variance together
  2. Looking only at lower expense
  3. Looking only at sales figure
  4. Repeating only the previous year
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  1. A plan expressed in numerical terms
  2. Conduct rule for employees
  3. Sequential method of doing work
  4. Long-term motivational statement
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  1. Rule
  2. Budget
  3. Policy
  4. Procedure
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  1. Budget is always oral and objective is numerical
  2. Objective only states expenditure
  3. Budget is a numerical plan while objective states desired result
  4. There is no difference between them
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  1. Because it removes rules
  2. Because it only punishes employees
  3. Because it makes policy vague
  4. Because actual performance can be compared with the budget
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  1. Production budget
  2. Procedure
  3. Policy
  4. Rule
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  1. Only in slogan
  2. In money or quantity
  3. Only in command
  4. Only in picture
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  1. Sales will be twenty thousand units next month
  2. Travel expense limit is fifty thousand rupees
  3. No payment will be made without approval
  4. Raw material purchase will be ten tonnes
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  1. To decide product colour
  2. To choose recruitment source
  3. To make slogan
  4. To estimate cash receipts and payments
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  1. To help estimate future sales and expenses
  2. To break rules
  3. To remove procedure
  4. To increase legal penalty
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  1. Analyse the reasons
  2. Dismiss all employees
  3. Always treat the budget as wrong
  4. End the objective
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  1. Cash budget
  2. Sales budget
  3. Office budget
  4. Capital budget
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  1. It helps departments align their numerical plans
  2. It ends all rules
  3. It appoints customers
  4. It makes laws
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  1. Policy budget
  2. Rule budget
  3. Capital budget
  4. Attendance budget
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  1. More discipline
  2. Better control
  3. Clear objective
  4. Weak control over expenses and resources
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  1. When activity level may change
  2. When there is no expense
  3. When only rules are needed
  4. When production is always zero
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  1. It may be less useful when activity level changes
  2. It always increases cash
  3. It is never numerical
  4. It becomes a rule
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  1. Advertising budget
  2. Purchase budget
  3. Training budget
  4. Cash balance budget
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  1. Policy gives broad guidance and budget may support it in numbers
  2. Budget always ends policy
  3. Policy is always in rupees
  4. Both are only rules
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  1. Employee confusion and poor performance evaluation
  2. All expenses will become zero
  3. Cash will always be surplus
  4. Rules will automatically be formed
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  1. Because they know their department's real needs better
  2. Because it stops being numerical
  3. Because it removes control
  4. Because objectives become hidden
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  1. Production budget
  2. Loan budget
  3. Dividend budget
  4. Interest budget
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  1. Arrange short-term finance in advance
  2. Stop all sales
  3. Call the budget a rule
  4. Delete accounting records

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