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DSST Business Math Vocab 2
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Subjects
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dsst
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math
,
business-skills
,
business-math
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. A number calculated from sample data
maximum
statistic
bonds
preference shares
2. Interest is paid 365 times a year
fractions
sample
compounded daily
personal property
3. Non-payment
preference shares
default
cash discounts
high risk investment
4. Discounts offered to encourage customers to pay their bills on time
term
personal property
cash discounts
mortgagor
5. The lender
statistic
mortgagee
extention
overtime
6. Costs that fluctuate
dividend
per diem
variable costs
complete enumeration survey
7. A percentage discount to customers
special discounts
capital cost allowance
cash discounts
break even point
8. electronic - portable (pocket) - computer - spreadsheets
data
population
the four helpful calculating tools
dividend
9. The number you are multipliying by
common shares
the two methods calculators use to process information
compounded annually
multiplier
10. A loan
bottom line figures
mortgage
the four helpful calculating tools
cash flow
11. An item of data the stays the same
money factor
p.a.
high risk investment
constant
12. Share of the profits of a company
assets
dividend
amortization schedule
median
13. Costs that remain constant
fixed costs
the two methods calculators use to process information
high-ratio mortgage
common shares
14. Per annum - yearly
multi modal
collateral
p.a.
high risk investment
15. Algebraic - arithmetic
cash flow
high-ratio mortgage
the two methods calculators use to process information
special discounts
16. Adding columns of figures horizontally and vertically to check that the totals agree
foreclosure
compounded monthly
cross-footing
variable costs
17. The person paying to borrow property for a certain amount of time for payments
real property
compounded sem-annually
the two types of interest
lessee
18. Provide a specific dividend that is paid before any dividends are paid to common stock holders
preference shares
the four helpful calculating tools
ratio
variable costs
19. The highest number in a group of data
per diem
conventional mortgage
term
maximum
20. Investing in a well-established company
risk
lessee
medium risk investment
dividend
21. Interest is paid twice a year
compounded sem-annually
weighted average
break even point
foreign currency exchange
22. A bill
cash flow
invoice
medium risk investment
interest
23. The interest amount is small - but you are guaranteed to get something
high risk investment
divisor
front-loaded
low risk investment
24. The score that falls in the middle
lessee
median
cross-footing
mortgage
25. A complete set of individuals - objects or scores being studied
overtime
real property
population
risk
26. The amount the property is worth at the end of the lease
money factor
liabilities
residual value
balance sheet
27. Things you own
cross-footing
assets
the two types of interest
lessor
28. More than one frequently occuring value in a group of data
common shares
per diem
compounded annually
multi modal
29. The first number
cross-footing
median
multiplicand
complete enumeration survey
30. Paid in full
foreign currency exchange
retired or amortized
conventional mortgage
the three items that may have to be subracted from the gross return figure when calculating net return
31. The number you are dividing by
p.a.
ratio
divisor
multiplicand
32. Interest calculated on the principle
low risk investment
simple interest
net capitalized cost
percent
33. The length of time until the debt is zero
interest
capital cost allowance
amortization period
common shares
34. Amounts of money you owe
mortgagor
trade discount
liabilities
break even point
35. loans to companies or goverments (no voting rights)
bonds
price earnings ratios
real property
proportion
36. The info collected from a survey and the figures generated through statistical analysis
liabilities
the four helpful calculating tools
fixed costs
data
37. Simple and compound
compounded sem-annually
the two types of interest
data
balance sheet
38. Preference and common
multiplicand
liabilities
the two main types of shares
the four helpful calculating tools
39. Something that is expected to return a profit
data
investment
mean
multi modal
40. used when the each piece of data has more than one component
income statement
medium risk investment
weighted average
cross-footing
41. Interest is paid four times a year
special discounts
compounded quarterly
assets
the two main types of shares
42. Time worked beyond the established working hours
multiplicand
bottom line figures
overtime
simple interest
43. of one hundred
front-loaded
percent
the two types of interest
statistic
44. Indicators of the confidence investors have in a company (the higher the better)
bonds
break even point
foreclosure
price earnings ratios
45. Interest is paid twelve times a year
the two main types of shares
compounded annually
the two types of interest
compounded monthly
46. Security for a loan
weighted average
collateral
retired or amortized
amortization period
47. Shows the assets - liabilities and financial position of the company
foreign currency exchange
balance sheet
proportion
residual value
48. The borrower
dividend
compounded sem-annually
mortgagor
low risk investment
49. A decimal figure when x by 2400 gives an approximate annual interest rate
dividend
interest
low risk investment
money factor
50. Interest is paid once a year
compounded annually
simple interest
high risk investment
conventional mortgage