What are the question types of F2 subjects in the ACCA exam?

The question types of F2 subjects in the ACCA exam are: multiple-choice questions, 3 multi-task questions, and multi-task questions will have subjective questions such as fill-in-the-blank, short-answer, and calculation.

Introduction: 1. Course Introduction:

The F2 course introduces participants to the main elements of the management accounting system and how management accounting can play a role in supporting and making corporate decisions. The outline includes the following aspects:

1. The origin, nature and related content of cost accounting of management accounting, 2. How cost management technology is applied to the business community as an important technology of management accounting, 3. Preparation of enterprise budgeting, standard cost method and cost analysis model, 4. Evaluation of enterprise performance and methods to improve enterprise performance.

Second, the pass rate of the examination in recent years.

The pass rate is maintained at around 60%, which is not easy for novices, and both calculation and concept questions are focused.

3. Relevance of subjects.

The F2 course is a basic course under the ACCA's management accounting system, which mainly tells you how to calculate costs, how to make budgets, how to help a bad manager make decision analysis, and provide basic management information for a company to support planning and decision-making. Learning F2 plays an important role in the study of more advanced subjects at F5, F9 and P5.

Fourth, the examination format.

The F2 exam is 2 hours long. Candidates can take the unified written answer test or take the computer-based test. There are 35 multiple-choice questions and 3 multi-task questions, and each multi-task question is worth 10 points.

Since the multi-task questions will have subjective questions such as fill-in-the-blank, short-answer, and calculation, the overall difficulty of the test has been improved, but the test point remains the same.

2. How cost management technology is applied to the business community as an important technology of management accounting.

3. Preparation of enterprise budgeting, standard costing method and cost analysis model.

4. Evaluation of enterprise performance and methods to improve enterprise performance.

The ACCA exam question type is mainly multiple-choice questions and long question and answer questions, the exam time is 2-3 hours, and each subject is slightly different, in December 2014, the ACCA exam question type has been reformed, as follows: F2: original question type: 2 hours 50 single choice;

New question type: 35 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours.

The question types of F2 subjects in the ACCAA exam are: multiple-choice questions, 3 multi-tasking questions, and multi-task questions will have subjective questions such as fill-in-the-blank, short answer, and calculation.

Course Description: The course mainly introduces the main elements of the management accounting system and how management accounting can play a role in supporting enterprises to make decisions sensitively and making corporate decisions. The outline includes the following aspects:

The origin, nature and cost accounting of management accounting; how cost management techniques are being applied to the business world as an important technique for management accounting; Preparation of enterprise budgeting, standard costing methods and cost analysis models; The evaluation of enterprise performance and the method of improving enterprise performance.

2.In recent years, the pass rate of the exam has remained at about 60%, which is not easy for novices, and the calculation questions and concept questions are the focus.

3.Exam format: The F2 exam is 2 hours long, and candidates can take either the Unified Written Answer exam or the computer-based exam.

ACCA: Original question type: 2 hours, 50 single choices;

New question type: 35 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours.

ACCA: Other Stage F question types.

F1: Original question type: 2 hours 50 single choice;

New question type: 2 hours, 46 multiple-choice 6 multi-tasking questions.

F2: Original question type: 2 hours 50 single choices;

New question type: 35 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours.

F4: Original question type: 3 hours 10 short-answer questions;

New question type: 45 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours.

F5: Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours and 15 minutes, 20 single-choice 5 long questions.

F6: Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours and 15 minutes 5 short-answer questions (no change) F7: Original question type: 3 hours and 5 short-answer questions;

New question type: 3 hours and 15 minutes, 20 single-choice 3 long questions.

F8: Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours and 15 minutes, 12 single-choice 6 long questions.

F9: Original question type: 4 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours and 15 minutes, 20 single-choice 5 long questions.

F3: 2 x 15 mark questions 2 15 mark questions, 30 points in total.

Introduction to the subjects of the ACCA exam.

The first part is the basic stage, which is mainly divided into two parts: knowledge courses and skills courses. The knowledge course mainly covers the core knowledge of financial accounting and management accounting, and also provides a platform for detailed learning in the subsequent skill stage. The three subjects of the knowledge course are also the three subjects of FAB, FMA and FFA that are studied by FIA registered students.

The second part is the professional stage, which is mainly divided into core courses and elective courses (choose two out of four). The course at this stage is equivalent to the difficulty of the course at the master's level, and is an extension and development of the first part of the course. This stage of the course introduces the more advanced vocational skills and knowledge necessary to be a future senior accountant.

The F4 computer-based test is a multiple-choice test with a duration of 120 minutes.

Question types for the ACCA F4 subject examsection a

Question 1-45 (20*1'=20 25*2'=50)The questions in section A are mainly multiple-choice questions based on legal principles and rules, and the focus is on the mastery of knowledge points, the understanding of rules and some simple applications. The questions in this part have one sub-question and two sub-questions, generally one sub-question mainly examines the basic knowledge, and the two sub-questions will involve some understanding and application. On the whole, most of the questions in Section A are not particularly difficult, but candidates need to have a solid grasp of the basic knowledge points, and at the same time, they must carefully review the questions when answering.

section b

The questions in Question 46-50 (5*6'=30')Section B are basically case-based to examine the application of legal knowledge. After learning the basics of law, we need to learn how to apply these rules to deal with problems in real life. This section of the question usually gives a background to the case, and then the multiple-choice questions examine how to apply legal knowledge to solve the problem.

This requires our candidates not only to be proficient in knowledge points, but also to have the logical thinking to use knowledge to analyze and solve problems, and also need to have English ability to ensure that they can correctly read the background cases of the questions.

It consists of two parts, SectionA and SectionB, which contains 30 multiple-choice questions of 2 points and 16 multiple-choice questions of 1 point; SectionB consists of 6 Multi-TaskQuestions (MTQS), each worth 4 points, and each MTQ question corresponds to a chapter in the syllabus. In Sectiona, as a new question type, the 1-point question will be more straightforward, which may be one of two or three, or true&false questions.

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In December 2014, the question type of the ACCA exam was reformed, as follows: F1: original question type: 2 hours 50 single choice;

New question type: 2 hours, 46 multiple-choice 6 multi-tasking questions.