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    This document provides a chapter summary and 10 multiple choice questions about cash flow statements. Cash flow statements classify cash flows into operating, investing and financing activities. Operating activities involve cash flows from providing goods and services. Investing activities involve acquiring/disposing of property, plant and equipment and other long-term assets. Financing activities involve activities that alter ownership equity and borrowing. The questions test understanding of the different categories of cash flows and calculations such as free cash flow.

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    Chapter 14 - Cash flow statement http://www.cengage.co.uk/stolowylebas2/students/mcq/ch14.

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    Chapter 14 - Cash flow statement

    Multiple Choice
    Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
    1. Which of the following categories is not used to classify cash flows in the cash flow statement?
    a. Managing activities
    b. Operating activities
    c. Investing activities
    d. Financing activities
    2. Activities that involve providing and collecting cash as a lender or as an owner of shares and
    acquiring and disposing of fixed assets are included in which section of the cash flow statement?
    a. Operating activities
    b. Investing activities
    c. Financing activities
    d. Managing activities
    3. Which of the following items will not appear in the cash flow from operating activities section
    when using the direct method?
    a. Payments to employees
    b. Payments to suppliers
    c. Net income
    d. Collections from customers
    4. Which of the following items is not considered as cash or cash equivalent?
    a. Cash on hand
    b. Demand deposits
    c. Bank borrowings
    d. Investments with a maturity of two months from the date of acquisition.
    5. All of the following would be included in a company’s operating activities except:
    a. Income tax payments
    b. Collections from customers
    c. Cash payments to suppliers
    d. Dividend payments
    6. Which of the following items is not a non-cash item?
    a. Depreciation expense
    b. Amortization expense
    c. Reversal of provision
    d. Income tax payment
    7. Given the following data:
    o 135 was raised from the issue of shares in cash (66 of share capital and 69 of share
    premium);
    o Bonds were converted into capital for 30 (share capital of 16 plus share premium of 14);
    o Bonds were repaid at face value at maturity for 60;
    o Dividends were paid in cash for 8;
    What is the amount of the cash flow from financing activities?
    a. 135
    b. -60
    c. 67
    d. -8
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    d. -8
    8. Which of the following transactions does not decrease cash?
    a. Purchasing inventory for cash.
    b. Accruing operating expenses.
    c. Paying trade accounts payable.
    d. Purchasing securities that are not cash equivalents.
    9. How is free cash flow calculated?
    a. Free cash flow = Cash flow from operating activities + Cash flow from investing activities
    b. Free cash flow = Available cash flow – Dividends paid
    c. Free cash flow = Available cash flow + Cash flow from financing activities
    d. Free cash flow = Available cash flow – Cash flow from financing activities
    10. Which of the following ratios is the cash liquidity ratio?
    a. Operating cash flow/Average current assets
    b. Financing cash flow/Average current liabilities
    c. Financing cash flow/Average current assets
    d. Operating cash flow/Average current liabilities

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