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Quiz: What a Budget Variance Is

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Welcome to this quiz on Budget Variance! Test your understanding with these 10 questions.

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What is a budget variance?

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Which of the following are examples of budget variances? (Select all that apply)

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A budget variance that results in higher profits than expected is called a {{blank0}} variance.

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A business budgeted £10,000 for marketing but spent £12,000. What is the variance?

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What type of variance occurs when expenses are higher than budgeted?

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A {{blank0}} variance happens when actual revenue is higher than budgeted revenue.

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If a company’s budgeted revenue is £50,000 and the actual revenue is £60,000, what is the variance?

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What can cause an adverse variance? (Select all that apply)

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