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A) $10,000 (U)
B) $5,000 (F)
C) $10,000 (F)
D) $15,000 (F)
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A) $1,000 favorable
B) $250 favorable
C) $250 unfavorable
D) $1,000 unfavorable
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A) total manufacturing cost.
B) predetermined overhead cost.
C) applied overhead cost.
D) estimated overhead cost.
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A) $8,000 unfavorable.
B) $8,000 favorable.
C) $20,000 unfavorable.
D) $20,000 favorable.
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A) the standard quantity per unit.
B) the standard material costs per unit.
C) the standard cost per unit.
D) the standard labor hours allowed for actual production.
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A) $3,600 (F)
B) $1,350 (F)
C) $4,125 (U)
D) $1,350 (U)
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A) the product of the standard price times the standard quantity for each unit.
B) the price standard for each unit.
C) the actual cost for a standard product.
D) the amount of actual cost to produce a unit in a standardized process.
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A) $4,000 (F)
B) $4,000 (U)
C) $8,000 (F)
D) $8,000 (U)
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A) ordering the wrong quality of materials.
B) ordering from the wrong supplier.
C) not taking a quantity discount.
D) requiring laborers to work overtime.
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A) The variable overhead spending variance measures the aggregate effect of differences in the actual variable overhead rate and the standard variable overhead rate.
B) The variable overhead spending variance measures the change in variable overhead consumption that occurs because of efficient (or inefficient) use of direct labor.
C) The variable overhead spending variance is calculated by deducting actual direct labor hours used from standard direct labor hours that should have been used.
D) The variable overhead spending variance is calculated by deducting actual variable overhead from standard variable overhead.
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A) $2,850 (F)
B) $1,950 (F)
C) $900 (F)
D) $900 (U)
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A) $480 (U)
B) $480 (F)
C) $552 (U)
D) $552 (F)
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A) using a poor quality material that needs more labor time to meet production standards.
B) not taking a quantity discount.
C) paying more than the standard rate for labor.
D) price increases on the materials.
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A) direct materials usage variance
B) direct labor efficiency variance
C) variable manufacturing overhead efficiency variance
D) all of these
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A) $57,400.
B) $53,600.
C) $54,000.
D) $51,700.
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