Understanding key financial terms:

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  • Current assets are assets that can be converted to cash within 1 year.
  • Current assets are short-term and easily converted to cash, while fixed assets and intangible assets are long-term investments.

    True
  • Current liabilities are debts that must be paid within one year.
  • What does equity represent in a business?
    Ownership interest
  • Shareholders' Equity is an important measure of a company's net worth and financial health.
    True
  • Match the revenue type with its example:
    Rental Revenue ↔️ Landlord renting an apartment
    Interest Revenue ↔️ Bank earning interest on loans
  • Operating expenses are ongoing costs required to run the business.
  • Operating expenses are ongoing costs required to run the business
  • What are expenses incurred by a business used to generate?
    Revenue
  • Assets are items of value owned by a business
  • Liabilities represent a business's obligations to pay others
  • Equity represents the ownership interest in a business
  • Revenue is the total income generated by a business from its sales of goods or services
  • Match the asset type with its example:
    Fixed Assets ↔️ Buildings
    Intangible Assets ↔️ Patents
    Current Assets ↔️ Cash
  • What are liabilities defined as in business terms?
    Obligations to pay others
  • Match the liability type with its example:
    Long-Term Liabilities ↔️ Mortgages
    Current Liabilities ↔️ Accounts Payable
  • Retained earnings are the accumulated profits of the business that have been reinvested rather than paid out as dividends.
  • What is revenue defined as in business terms?
    Total income generated
  • Understanding revenue is crucial for evaluating a business's ability to cover expenses and generate profit.

    True
  • Match the expense type with its example:
    Cost of Goods Sold ↔️ Raw materials
    Administrative Expenses ↔️ Legal fees
    Operating Expenses ↔️ Rent
  • Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) includes the cost of raw materials, direct labor, and shipping
  • Match the expense type with its definition:
    Operating Expenses ↔️ Ongoing costs to run the business
    Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) ↔️ Costs related to producing goods
    Administrative Expenses ↔️ Overhead costs for management
    Selling Expenses ↔️ Costs for marketing and sales
  • Match the asset type with its definition:
    Current Assets ↔️ Assets converted to cash within 1 year
    Fixed Assets ↔️ Long-term physical assets
    Intangible Assets ↔️ Non-physical assets with long-term benefit
  • Accounts Payable are debts a business owes to suppliers for goods or services
  • Match the equity component with its definition:
    Share Capital ↔️ Money invested by shareholders
    Retained Earnings ↔️ Accumulated profits reinvested
    Reserves ↔️ Funds set aside for specific purposes
  • Match the revenue type with its example:
    Sales Revenue ↔️ A clothing store selling clothes
    Service Revenue ↔️ A hair salon cutting hair
    Rental Revenue ↔️ A landlord renting an apartment
    Interest Revenue ↔️ A bank earning interest on loans
  • What does profitability measure in a business?
    Ability to generate profit
  • The Debt-to-Equity Ratio measures the proportion of debt compared to equity
  • Analyzing expenses in relation to revenue helps businesses improve efficiency
  • Understanding profitability terms helps businesses assess their financial performance.

    True
  • What are assets defined as in business terms?
    Items of value owned
  • Understanding liabilities is crucial to assess a company's financial health, especially when comparing them with assets.
    True
  • Match the equity component with its definition:
    Share Capital ↔️ Money invested by shareholders
    Retained Earnings ↔️ Accumulated profits reinvested
    Reserves ↔️ Funds set aside for specific purposes
  • Sales revenue is the money earned from selling products.
  • What are expenses defined as in business terms?
    Costs incurred to generate revenue
  • Expenses are the costs incurred by a business to generate revenue, including operating, cost of goods sold, and administrative expenses.
    True
  • Administrative expenses are overhead costs for managing the business.

    True
  • Understanding expenses is crucial for evaluating a business's profitability.

    True
  • Current assets are short-term and easily converted to cash.

    True
  • Understanding liabilities is crucial to assess a company's solvency.

    True