1. A base used to allocate the cost of a resource to the different activities using that resource is a(n):

A. resource driver

B. activity driver

C. final cost object

D. driver

E. none of the above

2. A base used to allocate the cost of products, customers, or other final cost objects is a(n):

A. resource driver

B. activity driver

C. final cost object

D. driver

E. none of the above

3. Examples of activities at the batch level of costs include:

A. cutting, painting, and packaging

B. scheduling, setting up, and moving

C. designing, changing, and advertising

D. heating, lighting, and security

E. none of the above

4. Examples of activities at the product level of costs include:

A. cutting, painting, and packaging

B. scheduling, setting up, and moving

C. designing, changing, and advertising

D. heating, lighting, and security

E. none of the above

5. Examples of activities at the plant level of costs include:

A. cutting, painting, and packaging

B. scheduling, setting up, and moving

C. designing, changing, and advertising

D. heating, lighting, and security

E. none of the above

6. Examples of activities at the unit level of costs include:

A. cutting, painting, and packaging

B. scheduling, setting up, and moving

C. designing, changing, and advertising

D. heating, lighting, and security

E. none of the above

7. Examples of unit-level costs are:

A. portions of electricity and indirect materials

B. salaries of schedulers and setup personnel

C. salaries of designers and programmers

D. depreciation and insurance on buildings

E. none of the above

8. Examples of product-level costs are:

A. portions of electricity and indirect materials

B. salaries of schedulers and setup personnel

C. salaries of designers and programmers

D. depreciation and insurance on buildings

E. none of the above

9. Examples of plant-level costs are:

A. portions of electricity and indirect materials

B. salaries of schedulers and setup personnel

C. salaries of designers and programmers

D. depreciation and insurance on buildings

E. none of the above

10. Examples of batch-level costs are:

A. portions of electricity and indirect materials

B. salaries of schedulers and setup personnel

C. salaries of designers and programmers

D. depreciation and insurance on buildings

E. none of the above