The Fixed Factory Overhead Production-Volume Variance Represents

question 108

Multiple Choice

The fixed factory overhead production-volume variance represents:

• A) Money lost or gained because of achieved production levels.
• B) A result of unitizing fixed overhead costs for product-costing purposes.
• C) Information regarding the effectiveness of the organization in meeting sales targets.
• D) Information that management can use for cost-control purposes.
• E) Important information for companies pursuing a JIT production philosophy.

Recognize tools and plans that aid in the programming and development process.

Identify the components of an information system and their roles.

Grasp the essential considerations in choosing programming languages for specific applications.

Understand the chemical bonding and interactions within and between water molecules.

---

Definitions:

Primitive Streak

Dynamic, constantly changing structure that forms at the midline of the blastodisc in birds, mammals, and some other vertebrates. It is active in gastrulation as cells migrate to a narrow furrow at its center, the primitive groove, and sink into the interior of the embryo. The anterior end of the primitive streak is Hensen’s node.

Epiblast

An early embryo layer from which all the three primary germ layers develop during gastrulation in the formation of a vertebrate body.

Notochord

A flexible rod-like structure in the early stages of embryos in all chordates, providing skeletal support.

Blastocoel

The fluid-filled cavity of a blastula.