can u please tell the logic. over the period if different units are purchased each will have there invoices which can be data. when we try to calculate total purchases over a period then we need to add up the invoices . so doesn’t that makes it a information because of processing of data (addition)
There is often a fine line between data and information (which is why the question is phrased as it is). Although certainly the individual invoices are data, that is not one of the options. Total purchases does indeed involve an element of processing, but compared with the other choices it requires less processing (and is processing that would happen almost certainly automatically in the accounting system anyway). Information is analysis that helps management make decisions and so the other three are much more examples of information rather than data. (This is an old exam question and is typical of many exam questions in that one or more answers are almost correct, but only one is completely correct.)
But this is only chapter 1 – so obviously questions on the introductory chapter will be easy!! The real exam will not have many questions just on chapter 1 🙂
But this is only chapter 1 – so obviously questions on the introductory chapter will be easy!! The real exam will not have many questions just on chapter 1 🙂
This is only Chapter 1, and any questions on this chapter will be easy!!
You must anyway buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers because question practice is vital is you want to pass the exam, and the Revision Kits contain lots of exam-standard questions.
We provide the courses free, but it is up to you to buy a Revision Kit.
🙂 And don’t forget to try our online mock exam when you have finished studying all the topics – the questions are taken at random from a large bank of questions and so each time you attempt the exam you are likely to get different questions.
These little tests are to help with learning, and for Paper F2, since for each chapter the questions are all on the same topic then if you do understand and get one wrong then often you will get them all wrong for the same reason. However, if you get one wrong and see why you got it wrong, then hopefully you will get the next one right.
When you have watched all the lectures then you can get a proper challenge by attempting the mock exam. In that you won’t know your mark until you have finished the whole exam. (And because the questions in the mock exam are selected at random from a large bank of questions, every time you attempt the exam you are likely to get different questions 🙂 )
joannebretney says
5/5 In preparation for F5
John Moffat says
Great 🙂
(Although only parts of F2 are relevant for F5, and those parts that are relevant are revised in my F5 lectures).
kavhayia says
Scored 4/5
John Moffat says
Good 🙂
shik1807 says
congrats to myself… i got 5/5
studying has never been so easy, interesting and motivating…
John Moffat says
Great 🙂
ocloo5656 says
scored 4 out of 5
John Moffat says
Very good!
graygunners says
Jst passed my exam thank you sir
John Moffat says
That is great – congratulations 🙂
johnpinto says
question 5
which one will be data rather than information.
correct answer – total purchases over a period
can u please tell the logic. over the period if different units are purchased each will have there invoices which can be data. when we try to calculate total purchases over a period then we need to add up the invoices . so doesn’t that makes it a information because of processing of data (addition)
John Moffat says
There is often a fine line between data and information (which is why the question is phrased as it is).
Although certainly the individual invoices are data, that is not one of the options.
Total purchases does indeed involve an element of processing, but compared with the other choices it requires less processing (and is processing that would happen almost certainly automatically in the accounting system anyway).
Information is analysis that helps management make decisions and so the other three are much more examples of information rather than data.
(This is an old exam question and is typical of many exam questions in that one or more answers are almost correct, but only one is completely correct.)
noor12 says
i make three wrong by mistake …actually it needs better concentration to the questions..really helpful..xx
mirolimbek says
It’s too easy. not worthy to boast
John Moffat says
But this is only chapter 1 – so obviously questions on the introductory chapter will be easy!!
The real exam will not have many questions just on chapter 1 🙂
shazia786 says
I got 5 , so easy. if only the real ACCA CBA were like this lo
John Moffat says
But this is only chapter 1 – so obviously questions on the introductory chapter will be easy!!
The real exam will not have many questions just on chapter 1 🙂
tullyharsh says
I am having Beckers revision kit ,will it be sufficient or will I be needing more revision kits from other approved learner like bpp or kaplan.
John Moffat says
The Becker Revision Kit is fine (but please do not ask this sort of question as a comment on a test – ask in the forums!!)
goaba95 says
I got all 5 correct… 😉
John Moffat says
Congratulations 🙂
ahkrefat says
I am not being able to so these questions. Please help me
ahkrefat says
I am not being able to see these questions.
John Moffat says
The problem must be at your end – try using a different web browser.
zukiegeneral says
i got all five on first attempt very very easy!! need some very hard ones on this topic please!!
John Moffat says
This is only Chapter 1, and any questions on this chapter will be easy!!
You must anyway buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers because question practice is vital is you want to pass the exam, and the Revision Kits contain lots of exam-standard questions.
We provide the courses free, but it is up to you to buy a Revision Kit.
akshche says
nice pratice 🙂
John Moffat says
🙂 And don’t forget to try our online mock exam when you have finished studying all the topics – the questions are taken at random from a large bank of questions and so each time you attempt the exam you are likely to get different questions.
sedemselasie says
Three questions right I noticed my mistakes……. I rushed… Not reading the questions well… Thanks opentuition
John Moffat says
You are welcome 🙂
(and it is the time pressure that is the problem in the real exam as well!! 🙂 )
craigabriel says
I prefer how the questions are laid out in F1 it is more challenging. You get your result after you have submitted all answers.
John Moffat says
There is a reason for it 🙂
These little tests are to help with learning, and for Paper F2, since for each chapter the questions are all on the same topic then if you do understand and get one wrong then often you will get them all wrong for the same reason. However, if you get one wrong and see why you got it wrong, then hopefully you will get the next one right.
When you have watched all the lectures then you can get a proper challenge by attempting the mock exam. In that you won’t know your mark until you have finished the whole exam. (And because the questions in the mock exam are selected at random from a large bank of questions, every time you attempt the exam you are likely to get different questions 🙂 )
patra18 says
Got all 5 right
John Moffat says
Well done 🙂
craigabriel says
You mean you got all right on the 1st attempt, i got 4 right on the 1st attempt. F1 is different you do all the questions 1st and the results after.
accaishan says
i got 4 as well. tbh not so difficult. Just read the questions carefully before answering.
John Moffat says
But why not 5 right? 🙂
shubert04 says
i got 4.
charlesochan says
It was a fine attempt
John Moffat says
Good 🙂
maurina says
And i got five 🙂
John Moffat says
Congratulations!