Exam 11: Inventory Procedures and Controlling Costs
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A(n) ____________________ ____________________ is a continuous or endless inventory.
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perpetual inventory
The _____ tells the food service operator what percentage of the total sales for that period was used to purchase food for the operation.
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Purchases + beginning inventory - food in production - final inventory = Cost of food sold
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Find the cost of food sold or the monthly food cost percent. Round percent answers to the nearest hundredth. Food in Production: $4,285 Sales: $83,121 Inventory at Beginning of Month: $9,538 Purchases for the Month: $35,163 Final Inventory: $7,214 Cost of Food Sold: $_______________
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Match the following chapter terms with their definition.
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A detailed list of items with their estimated values
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perpetual inventory
physical inventory
inventory
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Find the cost of food sold or the monthly food cost percent. Round percent answers to the nearest hundredth. Food in Production: $6,410 Sales: $105,380 Inventory at Beginning of Month: $9,021 Purchases for the Month: $53,583 Final Inventory: $8,468 Cost of Food Sold: $_______________
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When doing a(n) ____________________ ____________________, an actual count is taken of all stock on hand.
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Find the cost of food sold or the monthly food cost percent. Round percent answers to the nearest hundredth. Food in Production: $8,440 Sales: $100,555 Inventory at Beginning of Month: $8,638 Purchases for the Month: $47,651 Final Inventory: $7,807 Monthly Food Cost Percent: _______________%
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An inventory is a catalog or itemized list of stock and its estimated value.
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A count taken of all stock on hand
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final inventory
perpetual inventory
cost of food sold
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Round percents to the nearest hundredth. Given the total sales = $323,138 If the cost of fish = $23,710.15 Find the food cost percent for fish. _______________%
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A physical inventory is a continuous or endless inventory. It is a record that is taken in the storeroom to show the balance on hand for each storeroom item.
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Round percents to the nearest hundredth. Given the total sales = $422,000 If the cost of the meat = $46,456.50 Find the food cost percent for meat. _______________%
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Find the cost of food sold or the monthly food cost percent. Round percent answers to the nearest hundredth. Food in Production: $5,460 Sales: $91,557 Inventory at Beginning of Month: $9,128 Purchases for the Month: $38,910 Final Inventory: $8,308 Monthly Food Cost Percent: _______________%
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Find the cost of food sold or the monthly food cost percent. Round percent answers to the nearest hundredth. Food in Production: $4,570 Sales: $38,800 Inventory at Beginning of Month: $4,531 Purchases for the Month: $38,467 Final Inventory: $3,136 Cost of Food Sold: $_______________
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Match the following chapter terms with their definition.
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The total value of all goods on hand
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inventory
perpetual inventory
cost of food sold
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Match the following chapter terms with their definition.
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A continuous or endless record to show the balance on hand for each storeroom item
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inventory
cost of food sold
physical inventory
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A(n) _____ is a catalog or itemized list of stock and its estimated value.
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Match the following chapter terms with their definition.
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Monetary value of food on hand at beginning of the month, plus the purchases for the month, minus the monetary value of food in the final inventory
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final inventory
cost of food sold
inventory
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