Governance and social responsibility
Why does corporate governance best practice recommend that the chair and the chief executive are different people? (2 marks)
Unofficial practice for the ACCA Applied Knowledge exams (BT, MA, FA). Not affiliated with or endorsed by ACCA.
Business and technology exam prep
Sit an original two-hour paper with the structure ACCA's study guide describes: 30 two-mark and 16 one-mark objective questions, then 6 four-mark multi-task questions. Every answer is marked when you hand in, with an explanation for each question.
| Our free paper | 52 questions, 100 marks, 2 hours |
|---|---|
| Our Section A | Multiple choice and multiple response questions of 1 or 2 marks |
| Our Section B | One multi-task question on each syllabus section, A to F |
| Pass mark | 50%, as in the real exam |
Each Section A question earns its marks only when the whole answer is right, so a multiple-response question needs every right option ticked. Each part of a Section B question earns the marks shown beside it.
If you are not ready for two hours, start with the free diagnostic: one question on every topic, then the topic to fix first.
Governance and social responsibility
Why does corporate governance best practice recommend that the chair and the chief executive are different people? (2 marks)
Regulation and financial crime
A payroll clerk adds a person who does not work for the company to the payroll and has the wages paid into her own bank account.
What type of fraud is this? (1 mark)
Leadership and management
Which of the following best describes supervision? (1 mark)
Yes. Practice exam 1 here is free: an original two-hour paper with 52 questions and 100 marks, marked against the 50% pass mark. It is unofficial practice, not an ACCA paper.
ACCA says its Study Hub, with practice and revision questions, is free to students through MyACCA.
50 of the 100 marks.