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WorksheetsAccounting Exam Review
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
The process of recording business transactions chronologically.
journal
source documents
general ledger
journalizing
The normal balance side of an owner's capital account is the
debit
credit
The following is the accounting equation: assets + liabilities = owners equity
true
false
Debits do not have to equal credits.
true
false
When you have a sale on account which account is used?
accounts receivable
accounts payable
Accounts payable is classified as what type of account?
asset
liability
owners equity
A tool used to analyze transactions into debit and credit parts.
normal balance
t account
accounting
Paid cash on account, $85. How is this recorded under the accounts payable account? Debit or Credit
debit
credit
A notes payable is considered a
asset
liability
owners equity
When journalizing you should record the debit account first
true
false
Billed a customer for piano lessons. Which two accounts are affected?
Accts Pay, Sales
Accts Rec., Sales
Cash, Sales
Sales, Supplies
Gigi withdrew $200 to pay her personal rent. Which accounts are affected?
drawing, rent expense
drawing, cash
drawing, capital
drawing, cash
This type of business has stockholders.
corporation
sole proprietorship
partnership
This business is taxed as an individual. Profits made are taxed as owners income.
partnership
sole proprietorship
corporation
Business operation between two or more individuals who share management and profits.
Corporation
Partnership
Sole Proprietorship
This column is used to put the account number.
post ref. in journal
post ref. in ledger
A form that list of accounts used by a business along with balances.
general journal
general ledger
Check all of the following that are examples of source documents:
checks
journal
ledger
invoice
memorandum
List accounts names and their balances on a specific date. Allows you to detect errors.
journal
trial balance
ledger
The same accounting methods and format of statements should be used over time so they can be compared.
Principle of permanence of methods
Principle of continuity
Principle of prudence
Principle of sincerity
The same accounting principles must be followed at all times.
Principle of periodicity
principle of consistency
Principle of continuity
Statements must be presented honestly and accurately.
Principle of sincerity
Principle of noncompensation
Principle of prudence
The purpose of internal controls is to
make sure there are rotation of duties.
make sure there is segratation of responsibilities.
protect the assets of a company.
This is one way to measure a company’s operating results. It allows analysts to focus on factors that have affected the profitability of the company.
vertical analysis
horizontal analysis
This compares each section and each line item of an income statement with total revenue.
vertical analysis
horizontal analysis
return on sales
This compares a company’s net income with its revenue (also called sales). In other words, a company makes a certain amount of revenue, but doesn’t get to keep it all.
return on sales
income analysis
vertical analysis
Return on sales ratio is
Net Income ÷ Revenue (Sales)
Revenue (Sales)÷ Net Income
