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The Next Accounting Champion

The Next Accounting Champion

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Business

12th Grade

Hard

Created by

DANIELLE BEATRICE S. HERRERO

Used 7+ times

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5 Slides • 17 Questions

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The Next Accounting Champion

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Number of Questions per Round

  • Easy - 7 questions (45 seconds)

  • Average - 5 questions (2 minutes)

  • Difficult - 5 questions​ (3 minutes)

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Easy Round

7 Questions | 45 seconds​

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 1. From which accounting document is the Trial Balance prepared?

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Invoice

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Journal

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Ledger

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Worksheet

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 2. What GAAP recognizes revenue when sales are made or services are performed, regardless of when cash is received; and recognizes expenses as incurred whether or not cash has been paid out?

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Accrual Principle

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Business Entity Concept

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Going Concern

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Matching Principle

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 3. How are owners in a sole proprietorship are called?

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Sole Proprietor

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Partner

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Stockholders

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CEOs

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 4. This refers to the excess of current assets over current liabilities.

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Capital

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Working Capital

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 5. What is the normal balance of these accounts: Liability, Income, Owner's Equity?

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Debit

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Credit

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 6. A method of inventory where movement of merchandise is directly debited or credited to this account, thus maintaining a continuous record of the inventory items.

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Periodic Inventory System

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Perpetual Inventory System

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Multiple Choice

EASY | 7. Which of the following is not an example of an Adjusting Entries?

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Prepaid Expenses

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Unearned Revenues

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Accruals

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Contra Accounts

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Average Round

4 Questions | 2 minutes​

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Multiple Choice

AVERAGE | 1. A business received cash of ₱3,000 in advance for services that will be provided later. The cash receipt debited Cash and credited Unearned Revenue of ₱3,000. At the end of the period, ₱1,100 is still unearned.


What would this transaction require for its adjusting entry?

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A debit to Cash worth ₱3,000

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A debit to Unearned Revenue worth ₱1,100

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A credit to Service Income worth ₱1,900

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A credit to Unearned Revenue worth ₱3,000

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Multiple Choice

AVERAGE | 2. A building that cost ₱120,000 has accumulated depreciation of ₱50,000. What is the book value of the building?

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₱50,000

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₱70,000

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₱120,000

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₱170,000

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Multiple Choice

AVERAGE | 3. In preparing a worksheet at the end of the annual accounting period, Francisco Company's accountant incorrectly extended a ₱12,000 Salaries Expense amount from the Adjusted Trial Balance to the Balance Sheet column. As a result of this error:

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The net income calculated on the worksheet will be understated.

2

The net income calculated on the worksheet will be overstated.

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The Adjusted Trial Balance columns will not balance.

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The Balance Sheet will be equal.

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Multiple Choice

AVERAGE | 4. Den Mark, the owner of Denmark Trading has a beginning capital of ₱504,000. During the year, Denmark Trading earned a Net Income of ₱50,400. Furthermore, Den Mark withdrew ₱37,800 from Denmark Trading for his personal use.

How much is the balance of Den Mark's ending capital as of December 31, 2015?

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₱516,600

2

₱492,200

3

₱592,200

4

₱416,200

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Multiple Choice

AVERAGE | 5 Goodwill Company records the payment of ₱1,800 cash for a previously accrued expense and the accrual of ₱1,000 of another expense. The impact of these two entries on Total Expense and Net Income is:

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increase in Total Expense by ₱2,800; decrease in Net Income by ₱2,800

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increase in Total Expense by ₱1,800; decrease in Net Income by ₱1,800

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increase in Total Expense by ₱1,000; decrease in Net Income by ₱1,000

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Increase in Total Expense by ₱800; decrease in Net Income by ₱800

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Difficult Round

5 Questions | 3 minutes​

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Multiple Choice

DIFFICULT | 1. Below are the cash transactions of England Services for December 31, 2018:

Cash payment to suppliers of goods and services ₱70,000

Cash receipts from rendering services, ₱140,000

Payment to owners, ₱14,000

Proceeds from bank loans, ₱70,000

Proceeds from cash investment of owners, ₱322,000

Payment for acquisition of equipment, ₱280,000

How much is the Net Increase or Net Decrease in Cash?

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₱168,000

2

(₱168,000)

3

₱196,000

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(196,000)

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Multiple Choice

DIFFICULT | 2. On December 31, Year1, Ace Company failed to make an adjustment for ₱600 of accrued service income earned and also failed to record the expiration of ₱1,000 of insurance premium that had been debited to Prepaid Insurance. As a result of these errors, the Year1 Income statement:

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Income will be overstated by ₱600 and expenses will be understated by ₱1,000

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Income will be understated by ₱600 and expenses will be understated by ₱1,000

3

Income will be overstated by ₱600 and expenses will be overstated by ₱1,000

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Income will be understated by ₱600 and expenses will be overstated by ₱1,000

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Multiple Choice

DIFFICULT | 3. If the balance shown on a company's bank statement is less than the correct cash balance and neither the company nor the bank has made any errors, there must be ________________.

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deposits created by the bank but not yet recorded by the company

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outstanding checks

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deposits-in-transit

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bank charges not yet deposited by the company

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Multiple Choice

DIFFICULT | 4. The following are the account balances for C Company, December 31, Year 1: Assets - ₱54,000; Liabilities - ₱33,000

While on December 31, Year 2, the account balances of C Company are as follows: Net Income - ₱27,000; Owner's Investments - ₱36,000; Owner Withdrawals - ₱12,000; and Liabilities - ₱48,000.

How much is the Assets on December 31, Year 2?

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₱21,000

2

₱72,000

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₱24,000

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₱120,000

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Multiple Choice

DIFFICULT | 5. A company pays its employees for ₱35,000 for a 7-day workweek, payable every Friday. December 31 is a Wednesday. What is required for the adjusting entry?

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A debit to Salaries Expense, ₱15,000

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A debit to Salaries Expense, ₱25,000

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A credit to Salaries Payable, ₱15,000

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A credit to Salaries Payable, ₱35,000

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