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WorksheetsXI UNIT TEST 1 ACCOUNTANCY
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 46mins
Define Transaction.
Explain Assets in detail.
Explain Liabilities in detail.
Define Capital.
Define Drawings.
What is Revenue?
What is Accountancy ?
Art
Science
Art and science
None of these
Double entry system means
Twice recorded
Once in ledger once in journal
Recording of both aspects of transaction
None of these
Amount invested by proprietor in business
investment
Capital
drawing
None of these
Trade discount means
Cash discount
No discount
Reduction in price
None of these
Current assets example
Debtors
Capital
Drawing
Furniture
The accounting principle that states companies and owners should be account for separately:
Business Entity Concept
Going Concern Concept
Monetary Unit Measurement Concept
Accounting Period Concept
Assets are recorded at their original purchase price according to the:
Materiality Principle
Historical Cost Principle
Cost Benefit Principle
Consistency Principle
When estimating unearned revenues, what principle applies?
Conservatism Principle
Historical Cost Principle
Full Disclosure Principle
Consistency Principle
Switching accounting principles every year would violate the:
Conservatism Principle
Historical Cost Principle
Full Disclosure Principle
Consistency Principle
Records revenues and expenses in a period:
Going Concern Principle
Historical Cost Principle
Matching Principle
Consistency Principle
The owner invests personal cash in the business. Assets will.......
Increase
Decrease
No effect
The owner withdraws cash from the business for personal use. Owner's Equity will...........
Increase
Decrease
No Effect
The company receives cash from a bank loan. Liabilities will.........
Increase
Decrease
No Effect
In May, Company X records the transaction by a debit to Accounts Receivable for RM5,000 and a credit to Service Revenues for RM5,000. What is the effect of this entry upon the accounting equation for Company X?
Assets Increase; Liabilities Decrease
Assets Increase; Owner's Equity Increase
Assets Decrease; Owner's Equity Increase
In June, Company X receives the RM5,000 from Accounts Receivable. What is the effect on the accounting equation and which accounts are affected at Company X?
Assets Increase; Owner's Equity Decrease
No Effect
Assets Increase; Liabilities Decrease
If beginning capital was $25,000, ending capital is $37,000, and the owner's withdrawals were $23,000, the amount of net income or net loss for the period was:
net loss of $35,000
net income of $35,000
net income of $14,000
net loss of $14,000
Transaction & events not capable of being expressed in terms of money are not to be recorded in accounting due to
Going concern
Accounting entity
Money measurement
Periodicity
Accounts receivable normally has ________ balance
Debit
Credit
Negative
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Journal is a book of ______entry
Secondary
Original
First
None of these
Recording of transaction in ledger is called as
Journalizing
Posting
Recording
None of these
A collection of all accounts is a ___________
Journal
Trial balance
Ledger
Chart of Accounts
A short description of every transaction made in the journal is called
Summary
Narration
Description
Remark
If both the aspects of a same transaction appear in one account, it is called _______entry
Simple journal entry
Double
Compound
Contra
Nominal accounts are related to
Assets & liability
Expenses & losses
Debtors & creditors
None of these
Real accounts are related to
Assets & liability
Expenses & losses
Debtors & creditors
None of these
Accountants use Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) to make the financial information communicated
I. relevant II. reliable III. comparable IV profitable
I, II and III
I, II and IV
I, III and IV
)II, III and IV
Amount spent for purchasing fixed asset is a ............................
Capital
Revenue
Capital expenditure
Revenue Expenditure
(Revenues-Expenses = _______________)
Which of the following items would not fall under the definition of an asset ?
Creditors
Debtors
Cash
Machinery
An entry recording on the Right-hand side or column of an account is called _______
Debit
Credit
Accrual
Concept: When a business activity is large enough to impact business decisions, it should be recorded clearly in the financial statements
realization of revenue
materiality
unit of measurement
consistent reporting
Concept: Financial statements are prepared with the expectation that business will remain in operation indefinately
going concern
materiality
accounting period cycle
matching revenue with expenses
It helps in calculating tax on business income calculated for a particular time period.
Dual Aspect Concept
Revenue Recognition Concept
Accounting Period Concept
Going Concern Concept
It encourages the accountant to post each entry in opposite sides of two affected accounts
Money Measurement Concept
Full disclosure convention
Dual aspect Concept
Realisation concept
It helps in knowing actual expenses and actual income during a particular time period.
Matching Concept
Accrual Concept
Revenue Recognition Concept
Cost Concept
Outstanding Rent is ........
Liability
Asset
Expense
Income
Accrued Commission is...
Income
Asset
Liability
Expense
Salary received in advance is ......
Asset
Expense
Income
Liability
Prepaid wages is ......
Liability
Asset
Income
Expense
APP: Show the effect of the transaction- Sold goods worth R3000 on credit.
Dr Bank 3000 & Cr Trading stock 3000
Dr Debtors control 3000 & Cr Sales 3000
Dr Sales 3000 & Cr Trading Stock 3000
Dr Debtors control 3000 & Cr Trading stock 3000
A credit sale of inventory will
Increase Assets and Increase A/C Receivable
Decrease Assets and Decrease A/C Receivable
Increase GST Payable
None of the Above
Asset= 235,000
Liabilities= ?
Owner's Activity= 58,000
(a)
Asset= ?
Liabilities= 876,000
Owner's Activity= 98,290
(a)
Increase in asset is _______ and increase in capital is _____.
debited, credited
credited, debited
credited, credited
debited, debited
Increase in expense is _____ and increase in liability is ______.
debited, credited
credited, debited
credited, credited
debited, debited
Channing sold sold 40 DVDs for $20 each. He received $300 cash and sold the rest on account. Complete the journal entry. Select all that apply.
Debit Cash $300, Debit Accounts Receivable $500 , Credit Sales Revenue $800
Debit Cash $300, Credit Sales Revenue $300
Debit Accounts Receivable $500, Credit Sales Revenue $800
Debit Accounts Payable $500 , Debit Cash $300, Credit Sales Revenue $800
Debit Cash $20, Credit Sales Revenue $20
Cheques received but deposited on the next day are recorded in:
(a) Cash column of the cash book
(b) Bank column of the cash book
(c) Both of these
(d) None of these
In three column Cash Book, when does contra entry occurs?
(a) Withdrawal of cash from bank
(b) Payment to creditors
(c) Withdrawal of cash from bank for personal use
(d) all of the above
Rent due for the month of March will appear _________ in the Cash Book.
(a) On the receipt side
(b) On the payment side
(c) as a contra entry
(d) no where
2. The balance of cash column of cash book never shows a:
(a) Credit Balance
(b) Debit Balance
(c) None of the above
(d) All of the above
If Shyam has sold goods to Ramesh for cash, the entry will be recorded in
Cash book
Sales book
Journal
Purchase book
Paid rupees 3000 to Mohan. It will be recorded in cash book
In credit side
In debit side
In liability side
In assests side
Journal Entry for Selling Furniture in Cash is?
Furniture A/C (Debit) - To Cash A/C (Credit)
Cash A/C (Debit) - To Furniture A/C (Credit)
Cash A/c (Debit) - To Sales A/c(Credit)
Sales A/c (Debit) - To Furniture A/c(Credit)
Journal Entry for Depreciation is?
Asset A/C (Debit) - To Depreciation A/C(Credit)
Depreciation A/C (Debit) - To Cash A/C (Credit)
Depreciation A/C (Debit) - To Asset A/C (Credit)
Asset A/C (Debit) - To Cash A/C(Credit)
Journal Entry for Accrued Income is?
Accrued Income A/C (Debit) - To Sales A/C (Credit)
Accrued Income A/C (Debit) - To Income A/C (Credit)
Accrued Income A/C (Debit) - To Cash A/C (Credit)
Income A/C(Debit) - To Sales A/C (Credit)
Below Journal Entry is for a Credit Sale?
Cash A/C (Debit) - To Sales A/C (Credit)
TRUE
FALSE
Paid Salary to Staff via Bank Transfer 1,00,000.
Salary A/C (Debit) - To Cash A/C (Credit)
A) Salary A/C (Debit) - To Bank A/C (Credit)
A) Cash A/C (Debit) - To Bank A/C (Credit)
A) Salary A/C (Debit) - To Income A/C (Credit)
Deposited 10,000 in Bank.
Cash A/C (Debit) - To Bank A/C (Credit)
Bank A/C (Debit) - To Capital A/C (Credit)
Bank A/C (Debit) - To Cash A/C (Credit)
Cash A/C (Debit) - To Capital A/C (Credit)
