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Worksheets总复习CH1-CH11
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 48mins
Which of the following is the main aim of account?
To prepare Income Statement
To prepare Statement Of Financiaol Position
To communicate accounting information to users
To write up all the accounts for business transaction
If a proprietor uses his private resource to pay the business liability, this will have which of the following effects?
Decrease in liabilities and decrease in owner’s equity
Decrease in liabilities and increase in owner’s equity
Decrease in assets and increase in owner’s equity
Increase in both assets and owner’s equity
Which of the following does follow the rule of debit and credit?
Increase of goods for resale:
Dr Suppler
Cr Purchases
Decrease of non-current assets:
Dr Disposal of Fixed Assets
Cr Non-Current Assets
Decrease in Allowance for bad debts on debts:
Dr Profit and Loss Account
Cr Allowance for Bad Debts
Increase of interests on bank loan:
Dr Bank
Cr Interests on Bank Loan
Which of the following does the Statement Of Financial Position show?
Non-Current Assets and Current Assets
The operation result of a business
The financial position of a business
Current Liabilities and Non-Current Liabilities
The main purpose of drawing up a Trial Balance is to check________.
the accuracy of the double entry
whether all journal entries have been posted
the difference between the Cash Book balance and the Bank Statement balance
whether all invoices have been sent out
Which of the following items does not belong to the intangible asset?
Royalty
Trademark
Premises
Goodwill
Which of the following is a debit balance?
Accounts Payable
Capital
Bank Overdraft
Loan to Employees
The following particulars of a company were available for the year of Year 5:
Cash Purchases RM90,750
Closing Inventory RM 9,245
Opening Inventory RM 5,290
Credit Purchases RM 6,600
Cost of Sales of the company for Year 5 was RM________.
106,595
93,395
88,105
74,905
If a supplier provides a free delivery service to customers, the cost of the service is recorded in the _____Account of the supplier’s ledger.
Carriage Outwards
Returns Outwards
Carriage Inwards
Returns Inwards
A trader bought RM20,000 worth of goods, he sold 43 of them for RM28,500. The total expenses incurred was RM6,300. The net profit was RM_________.
2,200
7,200
8,500
13,500
When closing accounts, balances which should be carried forward to the next period are the ________.
Nominal Accounts and Real Accounts
Personal Accounts
Nominal Accounts
Real Accounts
Which of the following statements are correct?
I Expense and revenues are to be recorded as nominal accounts.
II Balances in personal accounts are to be carried forward to the next accounting period.
III Real accounts are closed and transferred to Profit and Loss Account at the end of the accounting year.
IV Accounts like purchases, sales, returns outwards and return inwards effect gross profit.
II, IV
I, II, III
I, II, IV
I, III, IV
Mr Tan is a businessman. He bought a motor van on credit for carrying goods. This transaction should be entered in the ___.
Cash Book
General Ledger
General Journal
Purchases Journal
The book of prime entry in which credit notes received from suppliers are recorded is _______.
Purchases Ledger
Purchases Journal
Return Inwards Journal
Returns Outwards Journal
A cheque received from a customer is dishonoured. Which of the following statements represents the correct entry?
A debit in the Cash Book and a debit in the customer’s account.
A credit in the Cash Book and a debit in the customer’s account.
A debit in the Cash Book and a credit in the customer’s account.
A credit in the Cash Book and a credit in the customer’s account.
An invoice as shown below was received for goods purchased:
10 sack of rice, RM35 per sack, RM 350
Less: 10% Trade Discount, RM35
Regarding the trade discount of RM35, __________.
it is not necessary to make any record in the ledger
it is necessary to debit Purchases Account and credit Discount Account
it is necessary to debit Supplier’s Account and credit Discount Account
it is necessary to debit Discount Account and credit Supplier’s Account
An invoice date 1 February Year 1 showed an amount of RM480 less 3331% trade discount and 5% cash discount if paid within one week after purchase. If the account was settled on 10 February Year 1, the amount of the cheque issued would be RM_______.
304
310
320
480
If we return goods which are previously bought by cash and receive a cash refund, which Special Journal should be used?
Returns Outwards Day Book
Returns Inwards Day Book
General Journal
Cash Book
There is a transfer of money from bank account to cash account in a Cash Book. Which of the following statements regarding the transfer is true?
Posting is needed for the transfer.
The transfer foes not involve double entry.
Money is withdrawn for personal use.
The transfer appears in the same books.
Under the imprest system, the petty cash is__________.
reduced every period
increased every period
always restored to the original amount
used up completely each time before being restored
A firm maintains a petty cash float of RM400. For the month of March Year 2, it had paid RM248 out of the petty cash. Under the imprest system, the reimbursement was made at the end of the month. In early April Year 2, the amount of the petty cash was RM_______.
648
400
248
152
A Petty Cash Book has an imprest of RM300. If the total amount of small payments paid out by the petty cashier is RM230 in a particular period, if next period will increased to RM 350. How much is usually topped up at the end of the period?
RM280
RM70
RM230
RM350
Enterprise which sells goods on credit will usually cause uncollectible. When bad debts happen, adjusting entries should be made on the balance day and the account debited is _______.
Bad Debts
Loss
Allowance for Bad Debts
Allowance for Doubtful Debts
Bad Debts recovered from the debtors are recorded in the _______.
Cash Book
Sales Ledger
Sales Day Book
Purchases Day Book
Give below is a Statement Of Financial Position extract as at 31 December Year 5:
Accounts Receivable RM 185,000
Less: Allowance for Bad Debts RM 4,625
In Year 6 it is decided to maintain the same rate of Provision for Bad Debts as for 1995. If the balance of debtors in 1996 amount to RM196,000, what is the amount of Allowance for Bad Debts to be debited to the Profit and Loss Account?
RM4,900
M4,625
RM375
RM275
An Allowance for Doubtful Debts was RM200 and debtors was RM3,500 at the end of an accounting period. The company decided to make the provision up to 10% of the debtors. What would be the new allowance for doubtful debts?
RM200
RM250
RM350
RM550
A firm bought a machine for RM3,200. It is to be depreciated at a rate of 25 per cent using the Reducing Balance Method. What would be the remaining book value after 2 years?
RM1,600
RM2,400
RM 1,800
Some other figure
The depreciation charges on motor vehicles for the current year is debited to Profit and Loss Account and credited to Accumulated Depreciation of Motor Vehicles Account. Accumulated Depreciation Account is _______.
closed to Disposal Account
closed to Motor Vehicles Account
closed to Profit and Loss Account as an expenses account
shown in Statement Of Financial positon as a deduction from Motor Vehicles Account
A non-current asset costing RM25,000 has a scrap value of RM2,500. Its life expectancy is 8 years. What amount should be set aside for depreciation each year if the straight line method is used?
RM2,812.50
RM2,821.50
RM3,125.00
RM3,521.00
The annual straight line depreciation charge for a Proton Wira is RM5,000. If the car costs RM66,000 and has an estimated useful life of 12 years, calculate its residual value.
RM5,000
RM5,083
RM5,500
RM6,000
A company purchased a machine on 1 October 2013 costing RM100,000. It was estimated to have a ten-year life after which it would be scrapped for RM5,000. The company used the straight line method for the provision of depreciation. The company decided to sell it for RM50,000 on 1 July 2019. What was the result of the disposal?
Making RM4,625 in gain
Making RM7,500 in gain
Making a loss of RM4,625
Making a loss of RM7,500
Control account is set up in the ________.
Subsidiary Ledger
General Journal
General Ledger
Cash Book
The accounts that appear in the Sales Ledger are _________.
customers’ personal accounts
Suppliers’ personal accounts
Sales Ledger Control Account
Sales and Sales Returns Accounts
In a firm’s Sales Ledger, there is a credit balance of RM 2,568 in ABC Company’s account. What does this mean?
A cheque of RM 2,568 issued by ABC Company was dishonoured.
RM 2,568 owed by ABC Company is a bad debt.
The firm owed RM 2,568 to ABC Company.
ABC Company owed RM 2,568 to the form.
The following information related to a firm :
Balance as at 1 January 2013 :
Debtors RM 50,000; Allowance For Doubtful Debts RM 5,000
The following are the balances extracted from the books of the firm for the year 2013:
Credit Sales RM 100,000; Cash Sales RM 80,000; Receipts from credit customers RM 75,000; Bad Debts written off RM 2,000.
What is the balance of the firm’s Debtors Control Account as at 31 December 2013?
RM 43,000
RM 68,000
RM 73,000
RM 153.000
The item “Purchases” that is entered in the Purchases Ledger Control Account refers to which of the following items?
Total cash purchases
Total cash purchases and total credit purchases
Total credit purchases after deducting purchases returns
Total credit purchases before deducting purchases returns
How do you record an overpayment refunded by suppliers in Purchases Ledger Control Account?
The account is debited.
The account is credited.
The account is debited with double amount.
The account is credited with double amount.
Disposal of Asset is opened when
Asset is sold
Asset is purchased
Asset is scraped
All of the above
Net Asset Value is equal to
Cost
Cost less depreciation for the year
Cost less accumulated depreciation
Cost less Value of asset sold
When an asset is sold on profit
Profit is debited to Income Statement
Profit is credited to Income Statement
Sale value is credited to Income Statement
None
