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chapter 13
Long-Term Obligations
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GOALS ACHIEVEMENT

Select the appropriate response.

As a general rule, which type of note payable involves interest-only payments, with the full principal being due at maturity?

level pay note   or   term loan

In computing the periodic payments on a loan that involves equal payments over the entire term, such that the last payment extinguishes the final amount of obligation, what basic calculation is called for?

Divide the loan amount by an annuity present value   or   Divide the loan amount by the number of periods

The stream of level cash flows is known as a(n):

lump sum   or   annuity

Secured bonds are often known as debentures.

true    or   false

Most bonds issued in recent years have been:

registered   or   coupon

To determine the issue price of a bond, one would need to discount the future cash flow of the bond using factors related to:

present value   or   future value

As the effective interest rate increases, the issue price of a bond (as determined by its discounted cash flow) will:

increase   or   decrease

At the time a bond is issued, the Bonds Payable account is established for the face amount of the bond.

true   or   false

When a bond's contract interest rate is higher than the market (effective) rate of interest at the time of issue, the bonds will be issued at a:

premium   or   discount

The interest rate stated on the face of a bond is the:

contract rate   or   effective rate

If a bond is issued at a premium, what relation will interest expense bear to the amount of cash paid for interest each period over the life of the bond?

greater than   or   less than

Which amortization technique is theoretically superior?

straight-line   or   effective-interest

The amortization of a premium will cause interest expense to:

increase   or   decrease

Which of the following amortization techniques result in a level amount of interest expense over the life of a bond issue?

straight-line   or   effective-interest

Bond interest expense for a period is equal to the cash paid for interest plus the premium amortized.

true   or   false

When bonds are issued between interest payment dates, the first interest payment will involve cash flow for:

a full period's interest   or   a partial period's interest

Gains and losses may result on:

bond retirements   or   bond issuances

When a bond is retired, any unamortized premium or discount should continue to be amortized over the remaining periods the bond would have been outstanding.

true   or   false

In calculating the times interest earned ratio, what amount is included in both the numerator and denominator?

interest expense   or   net income

It is a safe bet that all contractual commitments involving future payments are reported on the balance sheet as a liability.

true   or   false