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T1ACC612

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Accounting theory has been defined as a coherent set of logical principles that:

a)

Provides a better understanding of existing practices to practitioners, investors, managers and other users

b)

Provides a conceptual framework for evaluating existing accounting practices

c)

Both

d)

None

2.

What are the key elements of Accounting theory

a)

Relevance

b)

Comparability

c)

Uniqueness

d)

Explanatory

3.

Communication-decision is orientation of:

a)

Structural or Syntactical theories

b)

Interpretational or semantical theories

c)

Behavioral or pragmatic theories

d)

Inductive theories

4.

Which theory attempts to determine whether users of accounting information understands and correctly interpret the information producers’ intended meeting?

a)

Structural or Syntactical theories

b)

Interpretational or semantical theories

c)

Behavioral or pragmatic theories

d)

Deductive theories

5.

Which approach emphasis on the concepts of fairness, justice and truth?

a)

Deductive Approach

b)

Inductive Approach

c)

Ethical Approach

d)

Social Approach

6.

To reflect the viewpoints of professional institutes, industry, government and individuals, the establishment of concepts and principles of accounting results in the ________ approach.

a)

Deductive Approach

b)

Inductive Approach

c)

Eclectic Approach

d)

Social Approach

7.

MCA has notified a phase-wise convergence to IND AS from current accounting standards for companies that operates in India is an example of :

a)

Economic environment

b)

Socio-economic environment

c)

Statutory environment

d)

Political environment

8.

Which Accounting Standard, the Government recently amended to cope with negative consequences of COVID-19 pandemic?

a)

Ind AS 104

b)

Ind AS 113

c)

Ind AS 70

d)

Ind AS 120

9.

What will usually cause an asset account to increase?

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10.

Assets are usually reported on the balance sheet at (a)