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Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 20mins
What type of an account is cash?
ASSET
LIABILITIES
OWNER'S EQUITY
Assets=Liabilities+Owner's Equity is the accounting equation
TRUE
FALSE
What type of an account is Accounts Payable?
ASSET
LIABILITIES
OWNER'S EQUITY
The accounting equation must always be
balanced
uneven
zero
equal to the square root of 5
Double entry in accounting means there must be at more than ........ entry/entries for every transaction?
two
Three
six
one
What type of an account is Capital?
ASSET
LIABILITIES
OWNER'S EQUITY
Assets increase on the ________ side?
subsidiary
T-account
credit
debit
assets decreases on the _______ side?
debit
two
credit
sixth
________ are debts of the business?
assets
liabilities
owners equity
vehicles
Equipment are an example of an/a ______?
loan
asset
liability
owners equity
when the owner takes money out of the business's account it is called _________?
credit
drawings
debt
borrowing
rates and taxes are an/a ________?
profit
income
GST
Expense
sales is a/an _______ account?
revenue
capital
drawing
credit
owners equity decreases on the _________ side?
credit
debit
payments
liability
water and electricity is an/a __________?
credit
asset
expense
income
The owner gives the business a car, what 2 types of accounts will be affected, and how?
Owner's Equity
credited
Owner's Equity debited
Asset debited
Asset credited
By nature, which 2 accounts are debit
Owner's equity
Asset
Expenses
Revenue
What are the 2 type of Owner's Equity accounts
withdrawings
holdings
capital
drawings
The presumption the owners and the business finances are kept separate
Accounting Equation
Accounting Entity Assumption
Accounting Equity Assumption
The Owners' Equity Assumption
Accounts Receivable is a/an
Liability
Asset
Expense
Capital
An Asset increasing is a
Great lyric
Good song
Debit
Credit
The business sells a car, what 2 types of accounts will be affected and how?
Asset debited
Expense debited
Asset credited
Expense credited
Retail is:
the sale of goods to the businesses in relatively large quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale.
the sale of goods to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale.
business to business transactions
consumer to consumer transactions
The term for how easily an asset can be converted to cash:
(a)
What are some benefits of accounting software:
Costs money
Saves time
Easy to use
Makes professional looking invoices and financial statements
The 2 main financial statements of a business are:
Profit Statement
Profit and Loss Statement
Balance Sheet
Balance Statement
A Balance Sheet
Lists the expenses and revenue of the business
lists the owners equity and liabilities of the business
shows the assets, liabilities and owners equity of the business
shows the profit of the business
What are some negatives of accounting software:
Easy to use
Costs money
Data security
Need to be an accountant
A profit and loss statement
shows the revenue and expenses of the business
shows the accounts of the business
shows the owners equity in the business
lists the assets of the business
Profit is
assets - revenue
revenue - expenses
OE - L
the income of the business
Petty cash is used for
large purchases for the business
all purchases of the business
small purchases for the business
the payment of invoices
Who may be interested in the accounts of a business?
Investors
Owners
Government
Neighbours
What is accounting?
A fun way to pass the time
Something to do with money
The process of identifying, measuring, interpreting and communicating financial and other information to interested parties
The process of typing and recording financial and other information to report to the government
What are financial records?
documents that provide evidence of or summarise business transactions
things to play music on
documents used as evidence in a trial
tax receipts
This business appears to be going well
True
False
Why is an asset debit by nature?
It isn't
I don't know
It just is
I don't care
What was the profit in 2017
(a)
What was the sales in 2016?
(a)
Examples of retail stores include
Woolworths
K Mart
Coke
Rebel
In REALO, the R stands for
(a)
Classify the following:
Office Supplies
(a)
Classify the following:
Motor Vehicles
(a)
Classify the following:
Capital
(a)
Classify the following:
Rent Income
(a)
Classify the following:
Interest Received
(a)
Classify the following:
Stamps
(a)
Profit =
Revenue - Liabilities
Assets + Liabilities
Revenue - Expenses
OE + Expenses
