A direct-material quantity variance can be caused by all of the following except:
A)improper employee training.
B)acquisition of materials that are below standard quality.
C)adjustment problems with machines.
D)disgruntled workers.
E)All of these could result in a direct-materials quantity variance.

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All of the listed factors could potentially lead to a direct-material quantity variance, as they can affect the amount of material used in production.

A Direct-Material Quantity Variance Can Be Caused by All of the Following