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ACCA PM Mock Exam by [Author Name]: Full 100-Mark Practice Paper with Answers, Section A OT Questions, Section B Case Questions & Section C Written Marking Scheme for ACCA Performance Management

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This ACCA PM Mock Exam 1 for the September 2026 – June 2027 syllabus, written by [Author Name] , is a complete, independent full-length practice paper structured to mirror the real ACCA Performance Management exam format exactly, with 15 Section A objective test questions, three 10-mark Section B case questions and two 20-mark Section C written questions, all compulsory, giving you a realistic three-hour, 100-mark exam simulation; Section A tests integrated information systems, break-even output, relevant costing, ABC driver rates, limiting factor ranking, standard quantities, variance identification, ROI, the balanced scorecard perspectives, correlation coefficients, flexible budgets, target costing, sunk costs, favourable variance interpretation and scarce resource measures, Section B includes three multi-part case scenarios covering Alpha and Beta production with machine hour constraints, Delta Services with ROI, residual income and project appraisal decisions, and Orion Manufacturing with flexed budgeting and total cost variance analysis, while Section C provides extended written questions on ROI and RI performance measurement limitations and qualitative investment factors, plus a full make-or-buy relevant costing decision with variable costs, avoidable fixed costs, opportunity costs and supplier buy-in comparison; every question is followed by a complete answer key with worked calculations, clear explanations of why each option is correct, and a suggested marking scheme for the written sections so you can self-assess accurately and understand exactly where marks are earned and lost; ideal for final exam rehearsal, timed practice under real conditions and identifying weak syllabus areas before your sitting, this mock exam works perfectly as a standalone test or alongside a formula sheet and question bank, and is an excellent addition to any ACCA PM revision bundle for students serious about passing first time.

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ACCA PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT (PM)
MOCK EXAM 1 — 2026/27
Original practice examination | 100 marks

Current PM format: 3 hours, all questions compulsory; Section A = 30 marks, Section B = 30 marks, Section C = 40 marks. This is
an independent mock, not an ACCA past/specimen paper.

Suggested timing: Section A 30 min • Section B 54 min • Section C 72 min • Review 24 min.




ACCA PM 2026/27 — Mock Exam 1 Page 1

, SECTION A — OBJECTIVE TEST QUESTIONS (30 MARKS)
A1. An integrated information system primarily aims to:

A. eliminate judgement B. improve information flow and consistency across functions C. guarantee profit D. remove controls

A2. Selling price $75, variable cost $45 and fixed costs $180,000. Break-even output?

A. 4,000 B. 6,000 C. 7,500 D. 12,000 units

A3. A relevant cost is normally:

A. historical B. future and different between alternatives C. unavoidable D. already incurred

A4. Cost pool $72,000; 2,400 inspections. ABC driver rate?

A. $20 B. $24 C. $30 D. $36

A5. X earns $18 contribution using 1.5 machine hours. Y earns $15 using 0.75 hours. Which ranks first under the
constraint?

A. X B. Y C. equal D. cannot tell

A6. Output 8,000 units; standard material 3 kg/unit. Standard quantity?

A. 2,667 kg B. 11,000 kg C. 24,000 kg D. 30,000 kg

A7. Which variance is directly affected by actual material price?

A. material price B. material usage C. labour efficiency D. fixed OH volume

A8. Profit $240,000; capital employed $1.6m. ROI?

A. 12% B. 15% C. 18% D. 20%

A9. Which balanced scorecard perspective focuses on employee skills and capability?

A. financial B. customer C. internal process D. learning and growth

A10. A correlation coefficient of -0.9 indicates:

A. strong positive causation B. strong negative linear association C. no association D. 90% fall in sales

A11. A flexible budget is used to:

A. ignore activity B. adjust expectations to actual activity C. eliminate variances D. replace standards

A12. Target price $120; target profit $30. Target cost?

A. $30 B. $90 C. $120 D. $150

A13. Which is a sunk cost?

A. future material B. opportunity cost C. research expenditure already incurred D. overtime

A14. A favourable variance means:

A. always good management B. better numerical outcome than standard/budget C. always controllable D. always caused by
higher sales

A15. Best measure for a scarce resource?

A. contribution/unit B. profit/employee C. contribution/limiting-factor unit D. fixed cost




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