Multiple Choice
In financial accounting, which type of accounting is primarily concerned with tracking the equipment and supplies required to produce and/or sell products?
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Loans are different from scholarships and grants since ____.
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loans are awarded based solely on academic merit
B
loans are only available to graduate students
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loans must be repaid, while scholarships and grants do not require repayment
D
scholarships and grants typically have higher interest rates than loans
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Understand the key difference between loans, scholarships, and grants. Loans are financial aid that must be repaid, often with interest, while scholarships and grants are forms of financial aid that do not require repayment.
Analyze the options provided in the problem. Eliminate incorrect statements such as 'loans are awarded based solely on academic merit' and 'loans are only available to graduate students,' as these are not universally true.
Focus on the correct statement: 'loans must be repaid, while scholarships and grants do not require repayment.' This highlights the fundamental distinction between these types of financial aid.
Consider the incorrect statement 'scholarships and grants typically have higher interest rates than loans.' Scholarships and grants do not involve interest rates because they are not repaid.
Conclude that the correct answer is based on the repayment requirement, which is unique to loans compared to scholarships and grants.
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