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Accounting MCQ 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which group contains only liabilities?

a)

bank loan, trade payables, prepaid rent

b)

bank overdraft, trade payables, unpaid wages

c)

trade payables, cash at bank, unpaid rates

d)

trade payables, inventory, unpaid wages

2.

What is the accounting equation?

a)

assets – liabilities = capital

b)

assets + liabilities = capital

c)

liabilities – assets = capital

d)

liabilities – capital = assets

3.

Omar returned faulty goods to Yasmin, the supplier.

Which document did Omar send to Yasmin?

a)

credit note

b)

debit note

c)

Invoice

d)

statement of account

4.

Jacob settled the account of Ahmed, a credit supplier. He made the following entries on the credit side of his cash book.


Which entries did Jacob make on the debit side of Ahmed’s account?

a)

Bank $195

b)

Bank $200

c)

Bank $195

Discount Allowed $5

d)

Bank $195

Discount Received $5

5.

What may a credit balance on a ledger account represent?

a)

accrued income

b)

asset

c)

expense

d)

prepaid income

6.

The following partly-completed account appeared in Edward’s sales ledger.

On 29 April, Ann paid $10 000 by cheque and was given a cash discount of $200.

Which statement is correct on 30 April?

a)

Ann owed Edward $10 800.

b)

Ann owed Edward $11 200

c)

Edward owed Ann $10 800.

d)

Edward owed Ann $11 200.

7.

The totals of a trial balance did not agree. The total of the debit column was $13 400.

It was found that the purchases journal had been overcast by $195 and goods bought from supplier X for $85 had been incorrectly credited to Y.

What was the total of the credit column of the trial balance?

a)

$13 120

b)

$13 205

c)

$13 595

d)

$13 680

8.

Leo is unable to pay the debt he owes to Sam.

Which entry did Sam make to write off this irrecoverable (bad) debt?

a)

Debit - Irrecoverable debts account

Credit - income statement

b)

Debit - Irrecoverable debts account

Credit - Leo Account

c)

Debit - Income statement

Credit - Leo Account

d)

Debit - Leo Account

Credit - Income statement

9.

Rashid maintains a provision for doubtful debts of 5% of the trade receivables at the end of each year.

Trade receivables owed $40 000 on 31 March 2017.

Trade receivables owed $46 000 on 31 March 2018.

Which journal entry should Rashid make on 31 March 2018?

a)

Dr Income statement $300

Cr Provision for doubtful debts $300

b)

Dr Income statement $2300

Cr Provision for doubtful debts $2300

c)

Dr Provision for doubtful debts $300

Cr Income statement $300

d)

Dr Provision for doubtful debts $2300

Cr Income statement $2300

10.

A trader prepares financial statements each year. What do these assist the trader to do?

a)

calculate the amount owing to creditors

b)

calculate the cash drawings

c)

check the bank statement balance

d)

make decisions about the future

11.

Which does not reduce the owner’s capital?

a)

business expenses paid using a personal cheque

b)

cash withdrawn from the business bank account for personal use

c)

goods taken from inventory for personal use

d)

personal expenses paid using business cash

12.

A customer returns goods to a supplier. How does the supplier record this in his ledger?

a)

Dr Customer; Cr Purchases Returns

b)

Dr Customer; Cr Sales Returns

c)

Dr Purchases Returns; Cr Customer

d)

Dr Sales Returns; Cr Customer

13.

Which transaction is recorded in the purchases ledger?

a)

cash purchases

b)

cheque paid to a Trade Payable

c)

cheque received from a Trade Receivable

d)

purchase of non-current assets

14.

Which of the following is NOT an asset of a business?

a)

Bank overdraft

b)

Premises

c)

Loan to Danial

d)

Trade receivables

15.

Which item will increase the capital owned of a sole trader?

a)

More sales

b)

More expenses

c)

More rental paid

d)

Less interest received