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1. Which of the following items would typically be included in the operating activities section of the
statement of cash flows?
Optional Answers:
1. Cash paid to retire long-term debt
2. Cash received from customers
3. Cash paid to purchase property, plant, and equipment
4. Cash received from issuing new shares
2. You notice that there's a large cash outflow related to the purchase of a new factory. In which
section of the statement would this transaction typically be reported?
Optional Answers:
1. Investing activities
2. Operating activities
3. Financing activities
4. It wouldn't be reported on the statement of cash flows
3. The company has just issued new shares and received a significant amount of cash from this. In
which section of the statement would this transaction typically be reported?
Optional Answers:
1. Investing activities
2. It wouldn't be reported on the statement of cash flows
3. Financing activities
4. Operating activities
4. You notice that the cash flow from investing activities is negative. What could this typically
indicate about the company's activities during the period?
Optional Answers:
1. The company has generated more cash from its core business operations.
2. The company has sold more long-term assets than it has purchased.
3. The company has spent more cash on its core business operations.
4. The company has purchased more long-term assets than it has sold.
5. A company has positive cash flow from operations, negative from investing, and positive from
financing. What life cycle stage might this suggest?
Optional Answers:
1. Decline stage
2. Maturity stage
3. Start-up stage
4. Growth stage
6. The firm's net income for the year was $50,000, but it also reported $10,000 in depreciation
expense. How would this depreciation expense be treated in the operating activities? Optional Answers:
1. It would be included in the investing activities section.
2. It would not be included in the operating activities section.
3. It would be subtracted from net income.
4. It would be added back to net income.
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