华东理工管理会计专2（East China University of science and technology management accounting, 2）.doc

华东理工管理会计专2（East China University of science and technology management accounting, 2） Content: The low refers to the low point in the decomposition of variable costs. A, the smallest sum of cost B, the smallest point of unit cost C, the smallest point of business D, the minimum point of cost and volume of business Standard answer: C Student answer: C The score is 5 Question number: 2, question type: Radio question (please choose the only correct answer in the following options): 5 Content: Uncontrollable costs refer to. A, cost that cannot be controlled B, the cost that cannot be controlled now C, cost that cannot be controlled by a specific responsibility center D, an illegible cost Standard answer: C Student answer: C The score is 5 Question number: 3, question type: Radio question (please choose the only correct answer in the following options): 5 Content: The following is true about the variable costing and the full cost approach. A and variable costing consider variable costs in the calculation of profits and losses The B and full cost method include all fixed costs into ending inventory costs The C and variable costing incorporate all fixed costs as the cost of the period D or more is wrong Standard answer: C Student answer: D The score is 0 Question number: 4, question type: Radio question (please choose the only correct answer in the following options): 5 Content: Variable cost is. A costs not affected by traffic B costs not affected by the period C total cost in the relevant range The cost of unit costs in the D and related ranges Standard answer: D Student answer: C The score is 0 Question number: 5, question type: Radio question (please choose the only correct answer in the following options): 5 Content: The whole cost is divided into several components after being decomposed by behavior. A, fixed costs and variable costs B, fixed costs, variable costs, and semi variable costs C, discretionary fixed cost and fixed cost constraints D and variable costs Stan