How Do Domesticated Plants Get to Be Different from Their

question 17

Multiple Choice

How do domesticated plants get to be different from their wild varieties?

• A) Certain variations are artificially selected through the harvesting and planting process.
• B) Wild varieties die quickly in a garden, leaving only the domesticated ones.
• C) People deliberately took only the biggest and best foods when gathering.
• D) Different domesticated plants are cross-bred to get rid of all tracdes of the wild species.

Comprehend the basis of setting standard costs for manufacturing products.

Acknowledge the limitations of relying exclusively on past cost data for setting standards.

Differentiate between ideal and currently attainable standards.

Recognize the comprehensive scope of standards beyond just direct labor and materials.

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Definitions:

Skilled Worker

An individual who has specialized training and expertise in a particular trade or profession, often requiring formal education or certification.

Labour Cost

Labour cost is the total expense incurred from employing labor, including wages, benefits, and taxes, significant in assessing overall production costs or operational expenses.

Practical Standard

A level of performance or an expectation that is realistic and attainable under normal circumstances.

Labour Efficiency Variance

The difference between actual labor hours worked and the standard labor hours expected for the level of production achieved.