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AC C2 - The Accounting Equation

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The owner invests personal cash in business.
a)
Asset (I)
b)
Liabilties (I)
c)
Equity (NE)
2.

UND: Identify what the accounting equation is.

a)

Assets= Owners Equity - Liabilities

b)

Liabilities= Owners Equity + Assets

c)

Assets= Owners Equity + Liabilities

d)

Owners Equity= Assets + Liabilities

3.

What are the two categories of liabilities?

a)

Physical Liabilities

b)

Long-term Liabilities

c)

Current Liabilities

d)

Changing Liabilities

4.

The accounting equation will always balance.

a)

True

b)

False

5.
The owner invests personal cash in the business. What is the effect on accounting equation?
a)
Inc. in Assets  I  Inc. in Equity
b)
Inc. in Liabilities  I  Inc. in Assets
c)
Dec. in Assets  I  Inc. in Equity
6.

How will you calculate profit?

a)

Income - Expenses

b)

Income + Expenses

c)

Income x Expenses

d)

Capital - Expenses

7.

What will happen to liabilities when a business takes out a loan?

a)

Loans will increase

b)

No effect

c)

Loans will decrease

8.
 What two accounts are involved when you receive cash from owner as an investment?
a)
cash and capital
b)
cash and investment
c)
cash and owner's equity
d)
cash and supplies
9.
Purchased supplies for $68.00 over the phone from Southern Supplies, promising to send the check next week. Memo No. 1. What two accounts are affected?
a)
cash and supplies
b)
supplies and accounts receivable, Southern Supplies
c)
cash and accounts payable, Southern supplies
d)
cash and check
10.

Bank Overdraft is classified as:

a)

Current Asset

b)

Non Current Asset

c)

Current Liability

d)

Non Current Liability

11.

What accounts are impacted by the following transaction:

Purchased $3 000 worth of stock on credit:

a)

Decrease Bank/Increase Inventory

b)

Increase Bank/Increase Inventory

c)

Decrease Inventory/Increase Accounts Payable

d)

Increase Inventory/Increase Accounts Payable

12.

What accounts are impacted by the following transaction:

  • Borrowed $12 000 from the Commonwealth Bank
a)

Decrease Bank/Increase Loan

b)

Increase Capital/Increase Loan

c)

Increase Bank/Increase Accounts Payable

d)

Increase Bank/Increase Loan

13.

Owner brought a personal computer cost $1,800 to be used by the business

a)

Cash increase $1,800

b)

Computer increase $1,800

c)

Capital increase $1,800

d)

Capital decrease $1,800

14.

Bought motor vehicle by loan from bank $70,000

a)

Motor Vehicle increase $70,000

b)

Motor Vehicle decrease $70,000

c)

Cash at Bank decrease $70,000

d)

Loan from Bank increase $70,000

15.

a transaction in which goods and services are provided now and paid later is a ....

a)

cash transaction

b)

credit transaction

c)

illegal transaction

d)

theft

16.

Customers that owe a business money are called

a)

accounts payable

b)

accounts receivable

c)

assets

d)

Liabilites

17.

If a business buys furniture on credit, which 2 accounts are affected?

a)

Cash in Bank & Furniture

b)

Accounts Receivable & Furniture

c)

Assets & Furniture

d)

Accounts Payable & Furniture

18.

The source document for a credit transaction is ...

a)

a receipt

b)

a cheque

c)

a memorandum

d)

an invoice

19.

Suppliers that a business owes money are called ...

a)

accounts receivable

b)

accounts payable

c)

liabilites

d)

assets

20.

Accounts receivable are treated as....

a)

assets

b)

liabilities

c)

current assets

d)

current liabilities