CUNNINGHAM'S 2002 COMPLETE CERTIFICATION TESTBANK 1 Flashcards
If both houses of Congress do not complete action on the proposed rescission within _____ days of continuous congressional session after its receipt, the funds must be made available for obligation. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. 30 B. 45 C. 14 D. 60
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The _____is a product of the National Security Council. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. National Security Strategy B. National Military Strategy C. Joint Strategic Planning D. President's Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The Defense Working Capital Fund activities operate on a __ basis over the long term. FMR 7000.14 Volume 11b
A. Cost plus 10% return B. Cost plus 5 % return C. Breakeven D. Mandatory , cost of goods sold plus 15% return
CORRECT ANSWER: C
________ are the administrative reservation of funds based on firm procurement requests, orders, directives, and equivalent instruments. When recorded in the accounting records, reduce the uncommitted/unobligated balance. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Liquidations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The funds that the US Government accounts for on behalf of individual employees, such as the Thrift Savings plan is called a________. US Budget FY 2001
A. Special Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: D
______is part of the government-wide system for the administrative control of appropriations and funds. It is a distribution of an amount available for obligation and/or commitment in an appropriation or fund account into amounts available for specified time periods, activities, projects, or combinations. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Allotment B. Apportionment request C. Apportionment D. Treasury Warrant
CORRECT ANSWER: C
In making appropriations Congress doesn’t vote on the level of outlays but rather on\_\_\_\_\_\_ US Budget FY 2001 A. Personnel needed B. Budget Authority C. Apportionments D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: B
In the early fall agencies submit budget requests to ____who identifies issues that their officials will need to discuss with agencies. US Budget FY 2001
A. Congressional Budget Office B. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff C. Office of Management and Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The President has delegated the authority to apportion to___________. US Budget FY 2001
A. OMB B. CBO C. Secretary of the Treasury D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Receipt accounts of the ___ fund account for the greatest part of the budget. These are not earmarked for a specific purpose. US Budget FY 2001
A. General Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Offsetting collections and receipts result from either ______or ______. US Budget FY 2001
A. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and Intergovernmental transactions. B. Contracts and Intergovernmental transactions C. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and thrift fund proceeds D. Sale of government property and the collection of debts in arrears.
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The term___ refers to fees charges, and assessments from Government levies on a class directly benefiting from or subject to regulation by, a government program or activity. US Budget FY 2001
A. Activity Fee
B. Consumer Usage Assessment
C. User Fee
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The _____is a product of the National Security Council. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. National Security Strategy B. National Military Strategy C. Joint Strategic Planning D. President's Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The Defense Working Capital Fund activities operate on a __ basis over the long term. FMR 7000.14 Volume 11b
A. Cost plus 10% return B. Cost plus 5 % return C. Breakeven D. Mandatory , cost of goods sold plus 15% return
CORRECT ANSWER: C
________ are the administrative reservation of funds based on firm procurement requests, orders, directives, and equivalent instruments. When recorded in the accounting records, reduce the uncommitted/unobligated balance. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Liquidations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The funds that the US Government accounts for on behalf of individual employees, such as the Thrift Savings plan is called a________. US Budget FY 2001
A. Special Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: D
______is part of the government-wide system for the administrative control of appropriations and funds. It is a distribution of an amount available for obligation and/or commitment in an appropriation or fund account into amounts available for specified time periods, activities, projects, or combinations. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Allotment B. Apportionment request C. Apportionment D. Treasury Warrant
CORRECT ANSWER: C
In making appropriations Congress doesn’t vote on the level of outlays but rather on\_\_\_\_\_\_ US Budget FY 2001 A. Personnel needed B. Budget Authority C. Apportionments D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: B
In the early fall agencies submit budget requests to ____who identifies issues that their officials will need to discuss with agencies. US Budget FY 2001
A. Congressional Budget Office B. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff C. Office of Management and Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The President has delegated the authority to apportion to___________. US Budget FY 2001
A. OMB B. CBO C. Secretary of the Treasury D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Receipt accounts of the ___ fund account for the greatest part of the budget. These are not earmarked for a specific purpose. US Budget FY 2001
A. General Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Offsetting collections and receipts result from either ______or ______. US Budget FY 2001
A. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and Intergovernmental transactions. B. Contracts and Intergovernmental transactions C. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and thrift fund proceeds D. Sale of government property and the collection of debts in arrears.
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The term___ refers to fees charges, and assessments from Government levies on a class directly benefiting from or subject to regulation by, a government program or activity. US Budget FY 2001
A. Activity Fee
B. Consumer Usage Assessment
C. User Fee
CORRECT ANSWER: C
\_\_\_\_refers to the budget authority that is made available for obligation beginning in the last quarter of the fiscal year for financing ongoing grant programs during the next fiscal year. US Budget FY 2001 A. Contractual Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. B and C
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The _____is a product of the National Security Council. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. National Security Strategy B. National Military Strategy C. Joint Strategic Planning D. President's Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The Defense Working Capital Fund activities operate on a __ basis over the long term. FMR 7000.14 Volume 11b
A. Cost plus 10% return B. Cost plus 5 % return C. Breakeven D. Mandatory , cost of goods sold plus 15% return
CORRECT ANSWER: C
________ are the administrative reservation of funds based on firm procurement requests, orders, directives, and equivalent instruments. When recorded in the accounting records, reduce the uncommitted/unobligated balance. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Liquidations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The funds that the US Government accounts for on behalf of individual employees, such as the Thrift Savings plan is called a________. US Budget FY 2001
A. Special Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: D
______is part of the government-wide system for the administrative control of appropriations and funds. It is a distribution of an amount available for obligation and/or commitment in an appropriation or fund account into amounts available for specified time periods, activities, projects, or combinations. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Allotment B. Apportionment request C. Apportionment D. Treasury Warrant
CORRECT ANSWER: C
In making appropriations Congress doesn’t vote on the level of outlays but rather on\_\_\_\_\_\_ US Budget FY 2001 A. Personnel needed B. Budget Authority C. Apportionments D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: B
In the early fall agencies submit budget requests to ____who identifies issues that their officials will need to discuss with agencies. US Budget FY 2001
A. Congressional Budget Office B. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff C. Office of Management and Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The President has delegated the authority to apportion to___________. US Budget FY 2001
A. OMB B. CBO C. Secretary of the Treasury D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Receipt accounts of the ___ fund account for the greatest part of the budget. These are not earmarked for a specific purpose. US Budget FY 2001
A. General Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Offsetting collections and receipts result from either ______or ______. US Budget FY 2001
A. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and Intergovernmental transactions. B. Contracts and Intergovernmental transactions C. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and thrift fund proceeds D. Sale of government property and the collection of debts in arrears.
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The term___ refers to fees charges, and assessments from Government levies on a class directly benefiting from or subject to regulation by, a government program or activity. US Budget FY 2001
A. Activity Fee
B. Consumer Usage Assessment
C. User Fee
CORRECT ANSWER: C
\_\_\_\_refers to the budget authority that is made available for obligation beginning in the last quarter of the fiscal year for financing ongoing grant programs during the next fiscal year. US Budget FY 2001 A. Contractual Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. B and C
CORRECT ANSWER: B
___refers to the budget authority that is not made available until one year or more beyond the fiscal year for which the appropriation is passed. US Budget FY 2001
A. Passed Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. None of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: C
____states that if a law increases the deficit or reduces the surplus in the budget year or any of the following years another law must be enacted with an offsetting reduction in spending or increase in receipts. US Budget FY 2001
A. Ca$hlink B. Reauthorization C. PAYGO D. Automatic offsetting adjustment Act
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The _____is a product of the National Security Council. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. National Security Strategy B. National Military Strategy C. Joint Strategic Planning D. President's Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The Defense Working Capital Fund activities operate on a __ basis over the long term. FMR 7000.14 Volume 11b
A. Cost plus 10% return B. Cost plus 5 % return C. Breakeven D. Mandatory , cost of goods sold plus 15% return
CORRECT ANSWER: C
________ are the administrative reservation of funds based on firm procurement requests, orders, directives, and equivalent instruments. When recorded in the accounting records, reduce the uncommitted/unobligated balance. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Liquidations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The funds that the US Government accounts for on behalf of individual employees, such as the Thrift Savings plan is called a________. US Budget FY 2001
A. Special Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: D
______is part of the government-wide system for the administrative control of appropriations and funds. It is a distribution of an amount available for obligation and/or commitment in an appropriation or fund account into amounts available for specified time periods, activities, projects, or combinations. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Allotment B. Apportionment request C. Apportionment D. Treasury Warrant
CORRECT ANSWER: C
In making appropriations Congress doesn’t vote on the level of outlays but rather on\_\_\_\_\_\_ US Budget FY 2001 A. Personnel needed B. Budget Authority C. Apportionments D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: B
In the early fall agencies submit budget requests to ____who identifies issues that their officials will need to discuss with agencies. US Budget FY 2001
A. Congressional Budget Office B. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff C. Office of Management and Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The President has delegated the authority to apportion to___________. US Budget FY 2001
A. OMB B. CBO C. Secretary of the Treasury D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Receipt accounts of the ___ fund account for the greatest part of the budget. These are not earmarked for a specific purpose. US Budget FY 2001
A. General Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Offsetting collections and receipts result from either ______or ______. US Budget FY 2001
A. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and Intergovernmental transactions. B. Contracts and Intergovernmental transactions C. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and thrift fund proceeds D. Sale of government property and the collection of debts in arrears.
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The term___ refers to fees charges, and assessments from Government levies on a class directly benefiting from or subject to regulation by, a government program or activity. US Budget FY 2001
A. Activity Fee
B. Consumer Usage Assessment
C. User Fee
CORRECT ANSWER: C
\_\_\_\_refers to the budget authority that is made available for obligation beginning in the last quarter of the fiscal year for financing ongoing grant programs during the next fiscal year. US Budget FY 2001 A. Contractual Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. B and C
CORRECT ANSWER: B
___refers to the budget authority that is not made available until one year or more beyond the fiscal year for which the appropriation is passed. US Budget FY 2001
A. Passed Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. None of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: C
____states that if a law increases the deficit or reduces the surplus in the budget year or any of the following years another law must be enacted with an offsetting reduction in spending or increase in receipts. US Budget FY 2001
A. Ca$hlink B. Reauthorization C. PAYGO D. Automatic offsetting adjustment Act
CORRECT ANSWER: C
_____________ funds such as the Working Capital Fund are financed primarily by
reimbursements from customers appropriated accounts. FMR Volume 11
A. Reimbursable B. Reengineering C. Revolving D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: C
_______, which are the amounts of orders placed, contracts awarded, services received, and similar transactions during an accounting period that will require payment during the same or future period. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Obligations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: A
\_\_\_\_ are the most common type of obligating document. It is an agreement between the Gov and a commercial vendor to provide specific goods and/or services to the Federal government. The funds are obligated when it has been accepted and signed. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14 A. Obligations B. Commitments C. MIPIRs D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: D
\_\_\_\_ are the most universal forms for requesting work or services from another government entity. These documents are subject to downward adjustment when the obligated appropriation is no longer available for obligation to the extent that the procuring component has not executed its agreed-upon contract or project order actions. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14 A. Obligations B. Commitments C. MIPIRs D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: C
True or false? An amount may be recorded as an obligation when supported by simple verbal evidence of the transaction. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A True B False
CORRECT ANSWER: B
___________ orders are used for ordering work or services from another Government entity.
This document is treated as a contract and when it is accepted in writing by the performing
activity, the amount must be recorded as an obligation in the amount stated in the order. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Commitment
B. Contract
C. Project
D. Working Capital Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: C
___ are intergovernmental order that when issued against annual or multiple year appropriations, or both, must be adjusted downward when the appropriation is no longer available for obligation. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Project Adjustment Orders B. Economy Act Orders C. Project Orders D. Working Capital Fund Order
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The foreign currency fluctuation appropriation was established to eliminate losses or gains to
programs caused by _______ from those used in the budget. Working Capital Fund (WCF)
foreign currency fluctuations are absorbed by the incurring WCF business area, not the foreign currency account. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. fluctuation of specified foreign currency exchange rates B. fluctuation of American stock markets to foreign stock market C. fluctuation of consumer price index to foreign price indices.
CORRECT ANSWER: A
_____are monies that are not appropriated by Congress. They come primarily from the sale of goods and services and are used to support MWR billeting and certain religious and educational programs. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14 Vol. 13
A. Petty Cash B. New-Appropriation Funds (NAF) C. Non-Appropriated Funds (NAF)
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The goal of the ___________ was to achieve economy and enhance productivity. by
increasing competition. It is designed to retain government functions in-house and rely on
the commercial sector
A. Circular A-76 B. Circular A-11 C. SF 1-33 D. Circular A-14
CORRECT ANSWER: A
“The _____ states that, “It is a well-settled rule of statutory construction that where an appropriation is made for a particular object, by implication it confers authority to incur expenses which are necessary or proper or incident to the proper execution of the object, unless there is another appropriation…” US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Preamble B. Needless Expense Doctrine C. Specific Expense Doctrine D. Necessary Expense Doctrine
CORRECT ANSWER: D
The _____was created by the Employment Act of 1946 It has 3 members appointed by the (a Chairman, 2 members and 10 economists assisted by 10 junior staff economists.) It’s function is to____________. www.whitehouse.gov, Employment Act of 1946
A. Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), Assist and advise the Pres. in the preparation of
the State of the Union.
B. Council of Economic Advisors (CEA), Assist and advise the Pres. in the preparation of the Economic Report
C. Council of Financial Accountants (CFA), Assist and advise the Pres. in the preparation of the Economic Report
D. Council of Acquisition Advisors (CAA), Assist and advise the Pres. in the preparation of the Economic Report
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The ______examines the global security situation and develops strategy to achieve national security objectives and sets related force requirements. FMR 7000.14
A. National Security Strategy B. National Military Strategy C. Joint Strategic Planning D. None of the Above
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The ____ is the process used to acquire, allocate, account for, and analyze personnel and financial resources for the Department of Defense. FMR 7000.14
A. Planning, Programming, and Balance Budget System B. Procurement, Programming, and Budgeting System C. Planning, Processing, and Budgeting System D. Planning, Programming, and Budgeting System
CORRECT ANSWER: D
The ultimate objective of the PPBS is to provide the Commander’s with the best allocation
of_________
A. Forces, equipment and support regardless of resource constraints. B. Forces, equipment and support within resource constraints. C. Forces, maintenance and support regardless of resource constraints.
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The DoDs principal resource management organization responsible for reviewing the
service and defense agency Program Objectives Memoranda (POMs) and conducting program execution reviews is _________..
A. The Defense Reallocation Board b. The Defense Realignment Board c. The Defense Resources Board d. The Defense Redesignation
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The __________ is chaired by the _______________.
A. The Defense Reallocation Board, Under Secretary Acquisition, Technology and Logistics (USD(AT&L) b. The Defense Realignment Board, Under SECDEF Program Analysis and Evaluation (DPA&E) c. The Defense Redesignation Board,the Under Sec.Comptroller (USD(C)), d. The Defense Resources Board, DepSec of Defense
CORRECT ANSWER: D
The _______, composed of senior acquisition personnel is DoD’s senior-level forum for
advising the USD(AT&L) on critical decisions regarding Major Defense Acquisition Programs
A. Defense Acquisition Board (DAB).
B. Defense Accreditation Board (DAB).
C. Logistics Acquisition Board (LAB).
D. Defense Resource Board (DAB).
CORRECT ANSWER: A.
The _____is the DAB Chairman, while the _____serves as the DAB Vice Chairman.
A. Under Secretary Acquistion, Technology and Logistics (USD(AT&L),Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff B. Under Sec Def. Program Analysis and Evaluation(DPA&E), Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff C. The USD(AT&L), Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff D. The USD(AT&L), Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
CORRECT ANSWER: C
A comprehensive review is done on a _______ basis by each DoD activity and is adjusted as
needed. US Budget FY 2001
A. Quarterly B. Weekly C. Midyear D. Bi-Annual
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The President’s principal forum on national security and foreign policy matters is the __________. www.whitehouse.gov
A. Joint Chiefs of Staff B. House/Senate Armed services Committee C. Central Intelligence Agency D. The National Security Council
CORRECT ANSWER: D
The Office of the SECDEF is required to report to the OMB the status of expenditures___________. US Budget Fy2001
A. As soon as is practical B. Quarterly using the SF-133 C. OSD is not required to report to OMB. D. Ongoing throughout the fiscal year
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The _____is a product of the National Security Council. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. National Security Strategy B. National Military Strategy C. Joint Strategic Planning D. President's Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The Defense Working Capital Fund activities operate on a __ basis over the long term. FMR 7000.14 Volume 11b
A. Cost plus 10% return B. Cost plus 5 % return C. Breakeven D. Mandatory , cost of goods sold plus 15% return
CORRECT ANSWER: C
________ are the administrative reservation of funds based on firm procurement requests, orders, directives, and equivalent instruments. When recorded in the accounting records, reduce the uncommitted/unobligated balance. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Liquidations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: B
The funds that the US Government accounts for on behalf of individual employees, such as the Thrift Savings plan is called a________. US Budget FY 2001
A. Special Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: D
______is part of the government-wide system for the administrative control of appropriations and funds. It is a distribution of an amount available for obligation and/or commitment in an appropriation or fund account into amounts available for specified time periods, activities, projects, or combinations. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Allotment B. Apportionment request C. Apportionment D. Treasury Warrant
CORRECT ANSWER: C
In making appropriations Congress doesn’t vote on the level of outlays but rather on\_\_\_\_\_\_ US Budget FY 2001 A. Personnel needed B. Budget Authority C. Apportionments D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: B
In the early fall agencies submit budget requests to ____who identifies issues that their officials will need to discuss with agencies. US Budget FY 2001
A. Congressional Budget Office B. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff C. Office of Management and Budget
CORRECT ANSWER: C
The President has delegated the authority to apportion to___________. US Budget FY 2001
A. OMB B. CBO C. Secretary of the Treasury D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Receipt accounts of the ___ fund account for the greatest part of the budget. These are not earmarked for a specific purpose. US Budget FY 2001
A. General Fund B. Trust Fund C. Public enterprise fund D. Deposit Fund
CORRECT ANSWER: A
Offsetting collections and receipts result from either ______or ______. US Budget FY 2001
A. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and Intergovernmental transactions. B. Contracts and Intergovernmental transactions C. Business like or market-oriented activities with the public and thrift fund proceeds D. Sale of government property and the collection of debts in arrears.
CORRECT ANSWER: A
The term___ refers to fees charges, and assessments from Government levies on a class directly benefiting from or subject to regulation by, a government program or activity. US Budget FY 2001
A. Activity Fee
B. Consumer Usage Assessment
C. User Fee
CORRECT ANSWER: C
\_\_\_\_refers to the budget authority that is made available for obligation beginning in the last quarter of the fiscal year for financing ongoing grant programs during the next fiscal year. US Budget FY 2001 A. Contractual Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. B and C
CORRECT ANSWER: B
___refers to the budget authority that is not made available until one year or more beyond the fiscal year for which the appropriation is passed. US Budget FY 2001
A. Passed Funding B. Forward Funding C. Advance Funding D. None of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: C
____states that if a law increases the deficit or reduces the surplus in the budget year or any of the following years another law must be enacted with an offsetting reduction in spending or increase in receipts. US Budget FY 2001
A. Ca$hlink B. Reauthorization C. PAYGO D. Automatic offsetting adjustment Act
CORRECT ANSWER: C
_____________ funds such as the Working Capital Fund are financed primarily by
reimbursements from customers appropriated accounts. FMR Volume 11
A. Reimbursable B. Reengineering C. Revolving D. All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER: C
_______, which are the amounts of orders placed, contracts awarded, services received, and similar transactions during an accounting period that will require payment during the same or future period. US Budget FY 2001, FMR 7000.14
A. Obligations B. Commitments C. MIPIR D. Contracts
CORRECT ANSWER: A