Answer:
1. The raw materials record
is a control for the materials stored in the storeroom. In order to get direct materials, a(n) materials requisition
must be presented.
2. Before production begins, the manufacturer's purchasing department issues purchase orders
to its supplier for needed direct materials.
3. A(n) receiving report
is typically a duplicate of the purchase order but without the quantity pre-listed on the form.
4. The bill of materials
is like a list of ingredients in a recipe, stating the materials needed to produce a product.
5. A(n) job cost record
is used to accumulate all of the costs affiliated with each job.
6. All direct laborers in the factory fill out a(n)
labor time record.
7. The accounting department will not pay a(n)
invoice unless it agrees with the quantity of parts both ordered and received.
8. Each item in the raw materials storeroom has its own raw materials record.
Explanation:
1. The raw materials record
is a control for the materials stored in the storeroom. In order to get direct materials, a(n) materials requisition
must be presented.
2. Before production begins, the manufacturer's purchasing department issues purchase orders
to its supplier for needed direct materials.
3. A(n) receiving report
is typically a duplicate of the purchase order but without the quantity pre-listed on the form.
4. The bill of materials
is like a list of ingredients in a recipe, stating the materials needed to produce a product.
5. A(n) job cost record
is used to accumulate all of the costs affiliated with each job.
6. All direct laborers in the factory fill out a(n)
labor time record.
7. The accounting department will not pay a(n)
invoice unless it agrees with the quantity of parts both ordered and received.
8. Each item in the raw materials storeroom has its own raw materials record.
