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W02 Quiz: Financial Statements and Key Ratios
Due
Points 30
Questions 15
Available until
Time Limit None

Instructions
Overview
Task: Review the material and take this quiz.
Purpose: Assess your knowledge of Key Ratios and Financial Statements.

Instructions
1. Review the study materials for Key Ratios and Financial Statements.
2. Complete this open book and open resources quiz.
This is an individual exercise. Do not work on this activity with anyone else.

NOTE: The answers to this quiz will be visible after the due date.


Attempt History
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LATEST Attempt 1 minutes 30 out of 30

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Question 1
pts
Geraldine's Grocery Store noticed that the company's current ratio has increased from 3.50 last year
to 7.88 this year. Generally speaking, is this a good thing or a bad thing for the company?

This is a good thing. It means the company has more working capital than it used to and can come up with more
cash than it used to be able to.
This means nothing. The measurement really is not relevant.
This is generally considered negative because one's current liabilities have increased.

, This is bad. It means that the company has seen a decrease in current assets and can no longer come up with as
much money as it used to.


Question 2
pts

Harvey's Fishing Supply Warehouse has the following on its balance sheet.

Current assets = $425,000

Long-term and other assets = $500,000

Current liabilities = $265,000

Long-term and other liabilities = $150,000

Shareholders Equity = $510,000

Compute the Company's Debt to Equity Ratio.

0.29
0.51
1.62
0.81


Question 3
pts
Jim and John's Sandwich Shop has noticed that their Profit Margin has increased this year. What are
all the possible causes for this? (Select all that apply)
The company's SG&A Expenses have decreased
The company's sales have increased
The company's variable costs (COGS) have decreased
The company's debt level has increased


Question 4
pts

Sabrina's Subs shows the following on its balance sheet.

Current assets = $425,000

Long-term and other assets = $500,000

Current liabilities = $165,000

Long-term and other liabilities = $150,000

Compute the company's debt to total assets ratio.

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