Ratios Quiz
Master Your Financial Ratios
Are you looking to enhance your understanding of financial ratios and their implications for businesses? This quiz will test your knowledge on key concepts related to liquidity, profitability, and shareholders’ equity.
Join us to:
- Identify various types of financial ratios
- Understand the importance of liquidity in financial health
- Learn how these ratios affect working capital and investments
What are financial ratios that tell how well a company can pay off its short-term debts and meet unexpected needs for cash? (select one)
Profitability ratios
Leverage ratios
Liquidity ratios
Efficiency ratios
Identify all liquidity ratios (select all that apply)
Current ratio
Quick ratio
Fixed Asset Turnover
Debt to Equity
Times interest earned
The gross profit margin ratio is calculated by dividing... (select one)
... Profit by sales
...gross profit by sales
... Profit by shareholders' equity
...sales by cost of sales
What are assets? (select one)
Machinery and equipment
Inventories
Profit
Anything of value owned by a business
What is the difference between current and non current assets (select one)
There is no difference
A company will gain more profit if they use non current only
Current assets tend to be easily converted to cash whereas current are not
Current assets are the same as current liabilities and non current are not
What a company owes are... (select one)
...assets
...equity
...liabilities
What does COGS stand for? (select one)
Cost of goals scored
Cost of goods stocked
Cost of goods sold
What is shareholders' equity? (select one)
All income a company receives over time
The market value of the company's shares
The value of the business after liabilities are substracted from assets; the value of the owner's investment in the business
The value the owners paid-in for shares in the company
When it comes to profitability, ratios can be used to determine whether or not a company can generate profits? (select one)
True
False
Company A has a cash conversion cycle of 30 days and company B has a cash conversion cycle of 90 days, which one needs more money to fund its working capital? (select one)
Company A
Company B
What is working capital? (select one)
Employees
Machinery and equipment
Cash in the bank
Cash tied into receivables and inventory net of outstanding liabilities to vendors
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