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Role of Accounting

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The purpose of Accounting is

a)

to make sound decisions

b)

to meet taxation requirements

c)

to provide financial information and advice

d)

to make money

2.

Accounting is best described as:

a)

recording, analysing, collecting, reporting and interpreting information

b)

analysing, recording, collecting, interpreting and reporting information

c)

interpreting, collecting, reporting, recording and analysing information

d)

collecting, recording, reporting, analysing, and interpreting information

3.

How many main types of Accountants exist

a)

5

b)

4

c)

6

d)

3

4.

A public accountant is one who

a)

are employed by one particular business as a private employee

b)

works in academia, tertiary education or research

c)

who are employed by the Government

d)

works in busines for themselves

5.

Which is not one of the main types of Accountant

a)

public accountant

b)

government accountant

c)

tax accountant

d)

private accountant

6.

Accounting guarantees that the decision makers make the right decision

a)

true

b)

false

7.

Good financial information will improve the chances of good decisions being made

a)

False

b)

True

8.

Non financial information is best described as:

a)

monetary figures expressed in accounting reports

b)

Net Profit and Owner's equity

c)

cash at bank levels

d)

information not found in financial statements and is not expressed in dollars or cents

9.

Users of accounting information need to think about how a decision will affect the finance of the business as well as the people and community with whom it is connected.

a)

true

b)

false

10.

Ethical considerations is best described as:

a)

looking after the environment

b)

looking after the people

c)

social and environmental consequences of a financial decision

d)

the economic impact of the decision

11.

Financial data refers to

a)

an Income Statement

b)

a Balance Sheet

c)

a Cash Flow Statement

d)

raw facts and figures