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TT4 IGCSE Accounting Chapter 1&2 recap

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statements about book-keeping and accounting are correct?


  1. 1 - Accounting is performed periodically rather than daily.
  2. 2 - Accounting relies on having accurate book-keeping records.
  3. 3 - Book-keeping includes the preparation of financial statements.
  4. 4 - Book-keeping involves the recording of financial transactions.
a)

1, 2 and 4

b)

1 and 3

c)

2, 3 and 4

d)

2 and 4

2.

A trader invested $4000 into the business. $2000 was used to pay a credit supplier. The rest of the money was paid into the business bank account.


What changes would take place within the accounting equation?

a)

A –$2000, OE –$4000, L +$2000

b)

A +$2000, OE +$2000, L no effect

c)

A +$2000, OE +$4000, L –$2000

d)

A +$4000, OE +$4000, L no effect

3.

Wilma bought 55 items from Margot at a list price of $40 each, subject to a 15% trade discount.

Wilma later returned 25 items as they were faulty.

Which document did Margot issue to Wilma for the returned items?

a)

credit note for $850

b)

credit note for $1000

c)

debit note for $850

d)

debit note for $1000

4.

The bank agreed to allow Dan an overdraft with a limit of $500.

What did this mean?

a)

A sum of $500 would be transferred into Dan’s account by the bank.

b)

All cheques issued by Dan would be paid by the bank.

c)

Cheques issued by Dan would be paid by the bank provided the account was not overdrawn by more than $500.

d)

Only cheques issued by Dan for less than $500 would be paid by the bank if there was not enough money in the account.

5.

On 30 September 2018, Ahmed’s bank statement showed a credit balance of $2500. Ahmed found that a cheque issued for $90 and a deposit of $500 had not been included on the bank statement.

What was the balance at bank shown in Ahmed’s cash book on 30 September 2018?

a)

$1910

b)

$2090

c)

$2910

d)

$3090

6.

On 1 September 2018 Chan owed Tan $570. During September 2018 the following transactions took place.

  1. Tan sold goods, $380, on credit to Chan
  2. Chan returned goods, $150, to Tan
  3. Chan paid Tan $500 by cheque


What was the balance brought down on Chan’s account in Tan’s ledger on 1 October 2018?

a)

$300 credit

b)

$300 debit

c)

$840 credit

d)

$840 debit

7.

Ava had $4000 in the bank. She paid a supplier $575 by cheque in full settlement of $600 owing.

Which changes would take place within the accounting equation?

a)

A–$600, OE –$25, L –$625

b)

A–$600, OE +$25, L –$625

c)

A–$575, OE +$25, L –$600

d)

A+$575, OE –$25, L +$600

8.

What increases owner’s capital?

a)

bank loan extended from five to ten years

b)

purchase of inventory on credit

c)

purchase of machinery by cheque

d)

transfer of vehicle to business from private use

9.

Which account always has a credit balance?

a)

capital account

b)

cash account

c)

drawings account

d)

premises account

10.

Kamal purchases and sells goods on credit. Where does he maintain the accounts of his credit suppliers?

a)

purchases journal

b)

purchases ledger

c)

sales journal

d)

sales ledger

11.

Ali sold goods, $600, on credit to Malik on 19 October.
The terms of the sale were 2.5 % cash discount if payment was received within 14 days.
Payment was received on 25 October.
How would Ali record this discount?  

a)

debit: discount allowed - credit: Malik 

b)

debit: discount received - credit:  Malik 

c)

debit: Malik - credit: discount allowed 

d)

debit: Malik - credit: discount received 

12.

Winston returned goods to Hanif. Which entries will Winston make in his ledgers?

a)

Debit Entry:

  1. Ledger: general
  2. Account: Hanif

Credit Entry

  1. Ledger: purchases
  2. Account: purchases returns
b)

Debit Entry:

  1. Ledger: general
  2. Account: purchases returns

Credit Entry:

  1. Ledger: purchases
  2. Account: Hanif
c)

Debit Entry:

  1. Ledger: purchases
  2. Account: Hanif

Credit Entry:

  1. Ledger: general
  2. Account: purchases returns
d)

Debit Entry:

  1. Ledger: purchases
  2. Account: purchases returns

Credit Entry:

  1. Ledger: general
  2. Account: Hanif
13.

Which task would an accountant perform?

a)

drawing up a trial balance

b)

entering transactions in the ledger

c)

preparing financial statements

d)

writing up the cash book

14.

Which statement describes a purpose of accounting?

a)

to check the arithmetical accuracy of the double entry

b)

to ensure that all transactions are recorded

c)

to know the balances on individual customers’ and suppliers’ accounts

d)

to provide a calculation of profit

15.

Amina returned goods to Nadia. Which document did Amina issue?

a)

credit note

b)

debit note

c)

invoice

d)

statement of account

16.

A credit customer buys goods with a list price of $1000. Trade discount is 30% and cash discount is 10%.

Which amount is entered in the customer’s account to record the sale?

a)

$600

b)

$630

c)

$700

d)

$900

17.

On 2 September Tumelo purchased goods on credit, list price $4200, less trade discount of 20% and a cash discount of 2% if the invoice was paid within 30 days.

On 5 September Tumelo returned one-third of the goods to the supplier.

Which amount did Tumelo enter in his purchases returns journal?

a)

$1092

b)

$1120

c)

$1372

d)

$1400

18.

What is the purpose of accounting?

a)

to ensure the cash book balance agrees with the bank statement

b)

to know how long trade receivables take to pay

c)

to prepare the financial statements of the business

d)

to write up all the ledger accounts

19.

What is the purpose of book-keeping?

a)

to interpret the double entry records

b)

to prepare financial statements at regular intervals

c)

to record all the financial transactions of the business

d)

to summarise the financial position of the business

20.

What are assets?

a)

items that are bought for long-term use by a business

b)

items that are expected to be turned into cash in the near future

c)

items that are owned by or owed by a business

d)

items that are owned by or owed to a business

21.

Karim issued an invoice, a credit note and a receipt.

What has happened?

a)

Karim purchased goods and paid the supplier immediately.

b)

Karim purchased goods on credit, made returns to the supplier and paid the balance due.

c)

Karim sold goods and received immediate payment from the customer.

d)

Karim sold goods on credit, received returns from the customer and received the balance due.

22.

A trader’s purchases on credit for April amounted to $2000. These purchases were subject to a trade discount of 10% and also a cash discount of 5% for accounts paid within 30 days.

How much was entered in the purchases journal?

a)

$1700

b)

$1800

c)

$1900

d)

$2000

23.

Which is part of the double entry system?

a)

cash book

b)

general journal

c)

sales journal

d)

trial balance

24.

Which accounts would appear in a purchases ledger?

  1. 1 - carriage inwards
  2. 2 - purchases
  3. 3 - purchases returns
  4. 4 - Sadie, a credit supplier
a)

1, 2 and 3

b)

2 and 3 only

c)

2 only

d)

4 only

25.

On 1 February Ahmed purchased goods on credit from Zaffar. He returned these goods on 8 February.

How did Zaffar record the transaction of 8 February?

a)

account debited: Ahmed

account credited: purchases returns

b)

account debited: Ahmed

account credited: sales returns

c)

account debited: purchases returns

account credited: Ahmed

d)

account debited: sales returns

account credited: Ahmed