Costs and Shakespearean Tragic Hero
Characteristics of a Shakespearean Tragic Hero
1. A man great and admirable in both his powers and opportunities.
2. Well-placed member of society whose actions involve well-being of its members.
3. Plot involves character working to achieve a very important goal.
4. This action will involve him in choices.
5. Downfall must be result of a web of circumstances spun out of these choices setting off a train of circumstances which hero could not foresee and which cannot be halted.
6. Once it is too late to escape, hero/victim realizes what has happened to him and dies, bitter, burn-out, and desperate.
7. Audience is usually more aware of what is going on and of evil forces at work - dramatic irony.
8. Hero’s death is a release from life’s burden release audience from tension release society from disorder his downfall has caused
AC 202 Principles of Accounting II
Multiple Choice Questions Select the ONE, BEST Answer
1. A cost that remains the same in total even when volume of activity varies is a:
A. Fixed cost.
B. Curvilinear cost.
C. Variable cost.
D. Step-wise variable cost.
E. Standard cost. 2. An important tool in predicting the volume of activity, the costs to be incurred, the sales to be earned, and the profit to be received is:
A. Target income analysis.
B. Cost-volume-profit analysis.
C. Least-squares regression of costs.
D. Variance analysis.
E. Process costing. 3. Cost-volume-profit analysis is based on three basic assumptions. Which of the following is not one of these assumptions?
A. Total fixed costs remain constant over changes in volume.
B. Curvilinear costs change proportionately with changes in volume throughout the relevant range.
C. Variable costs per unit of output remain constant as volume changes.
D. Sales price per unit remains constant as volume changes.
E. All of these are basic assumptions. 4. The excess of expected sales over the sales level at the break-even point is
1. A man great and admirable in both his powers and opportunities.
2. Well-placed member of society whose actions involve well-being of its members.
3. Plot involves character working to achieve a very important goal.
4. This action will involve him in choices.
5. Downfall must be result of a web of circumstances spun out of these choices setting off a train of circumstances which hero could not foresee and which cannot be halted.
6. Once it is too late to escape, hero/victim realizes what has happened to him and dies, bitter, burn-out, and desperate.
7. Audience is usually more aware of what is going on and of evil forces at work - dramatic irony.
8. Hero’s death is a release from life’s burden release audience from tension release society from disorder his downfall has caused
AC 202 Principles of Accounting II
Multiple Choice Questions Select the ONE, BEST Answer
1. A cost that remains the same in total even when volume of activity varies is a:
A. Fixed cost.
B. Curvilinear cost.
C. Variable cost.
D. Step-wise variable cost.
E. Standard cost. 2. An important tool in predicting the volume of activity, the costs to be incurred, the sales to be earned, and the profit to be received is:
A. Target income analysis.
B. Cost-volume-profit analysis.
C. Least-squares regression of costs.
D. Variance analysis.
E. Process costing. 3. Cost-volume-profit analysis is based on three basic assumptions. Which of the following is not one of these assumptions?
A. Total fixed costs remain constant over changes in volume.
B. Curvilinear costs change proportionately with changes in volume throughout the relevant range.
C. Variable costs per unit of output remain constant as volume changes.
D. Sales price per unit remains constant as volume changes.
E. All of these are basic assumptions. 4. The excess of expected sales over the sales level at the break-even point is