1) A series of bonds issued with maturity dates at predetermined redemption dates are known as: a

1) A series of bonds issued with maturity dates at predetermined redemption dates are known as:
a. Bearer Bonds c. Serial Bonds
b. Revenue Bonds d. Convertibles

2. According to your Part IV Case Study, the University of Akron had how much of an Athletic Debt Balance in 2015:
a. $66, 425, 689 c. $80, 607, 145
b. $73, 371, 134 d. $84, 749, 805

3. Which of the following is not one of the types of analysis that a company can take with its' financial statements:
a. Stock Market Analysis c. Industry Analysis
b. Intracompany Analysis d. Intercompany Analysis

4. The length of time needed to convert assets to cash is known as:
a. Net working capital c. Accounts receivable
b. Debts d. Liquidity

5. What is the most common type of stock that is issued to the public:
a. Preferred Stock c. Mutual Funds
b. Common Stock d. Sport Stocks

6. Which of the following are the instruments used to most commonly fund athletic facilities:
a. Revenue Bonds c. Serial Bonds
b. General Obligation Bonds d. Convertibles

7. Which of the following is not a limitation of financial statements:
a. Verifiability c. Predictive Value
b. Measurability d. Comparability

8. The expenses related to issuing new stock are known as:
a. Weighted average cost c. Capital costs
b. Flotation costs d. Reinvestment costs

9. An unsecured bond with no assets to secure the bonds if the bond issuer defaults is known as:
a. Zero coupon bond c. Bearer bonds
b. Subordinate debenture d. Debenture

10. Which of the following displays the financial condition of a business at a single point of time:
a. Income statement c. Statement of cash flows
b. Balance sheet d. Owners equity statement