WorksheetsMico Intro to Accounts Recap Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 28mins
What type of an account is cash?
ASSET
LIABILITIES
OWNER'S EQUITY
The accounting equation must always be
balanced
uneven
zero
equal to the square root of 5
The accounting equation must always be
balanced
uneven
zero
equal to the square root of 5
Something of value OWNED by the company is a
Liability
Asset
Owner's Equity
Something of value OWED by a company is called a(n)
Asset
Liability
Owner's Equity
Owners equity just refer to the Capital of the owner
True
False
The following are liabilities .
Bank Loan
Stock / inventory
Mortgage
Accounts Payable
Equity can also be called Capital
TRUE
FALSE
When the business is owed money it is called
Accounts Receivable
Account Payable
The following are expenses
Insurance
Salaries
Sales
Fees Received
Petrol
After transaction information has been recorded in the journal, it is transferred to the
trial balance.
income statement.
book of original entry.
ledger.
A trial balance is a listing of
transactions in a journal.
the chart of accounts.
general ledger accounts and balances.
the totals from the journal pages.
Issued by the seller to the buyer in the event of a credit transaction.
Invoice
Delivery Notes
Debit Notes
Credit Notes
Purchase Order
Issued by the seller to the buyer in the event of a credit transaction.
Invoice
Delivery Notes
Debit Notes
Credit Notes
Purchase Order
What is something you already own (positive cash value)?
asset
liability
What is debts you owe (negative cash value)?
assets
liabilities
MONEY IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
asset
liability
CAR LOAN
asset
liability
DIRT BIKE
asset
liability
CREDIT CARD BILL
asset
liability
STOCK
asset
liability
STOCK
asset
liability
HOME VALUE
asset
liability
HOME MORTGAGE
asset
liability
Furniture is regarded as
Assett
Fixed Assett
Liability
Current Liability
If Assets are $7,300 and Liabilities are $500, how much is Capital?
$7,800
$7,300
$6,800
If Capital is $31,400 and Liabilities are $15,500, how much are Assets?
$46,900
$15,500
$15,900
If Assets are $19,500 and Capital is $14,300, how much are Liabilities?
33,800
$5,200
$19,500
If Assets are $40,000 and Liabilities are $23,000, how much is Capital?
$63,000
$17,000
$23,000
If Capital is $17,500 and Liabilities are $7,500, how much are Assets?
$7,500
$10,000
$25,000
If Liabilities are $15,425 and Assets are $32,350, how much is Capital?
$16,925
$15,425
$47,775
If Capital is $27,500 and Liabilities are $5,400, how much are Assets?
$32,900
$27,500
$22,100
If Assets are $15,500 and Capital is $9,600, how much are Liabilities?
$5,900
$15,500
$25,100
If Liabilities are $23,000 and Capital is $9,750, how much are Assets?
$23,000
$32,750
$13,250
Assets= Capital+--------------.
(a)
What will happen to liabilities when a business takes out a loan?
Loans will increase
No effect
Loans will decrease
Double entries implies that
Recording entries in journal
Recording entries in ledger account
Recording two aspects of every transactions
Recording every transaction in books
The Accounting Equation
Assets= Liability + Owners Equity
Liability= Assets + Owners Equity
Owners Equity= Assets - Liability
Assets= Liability- Owners Equity
Identify assets account
Cash
Account Payable
Account Receivable
Land
Bank loan
Identify liabilities account
Account Receivable
Account Payable
Capital
Loan
Revenue
Which of the following is not a plant asset?
Land
Buildings
Equipment
Accounts Payable
Whats the difference between a current and non current asset
One is held for 12 months, whereas the other is held for a period greater than 12 months
there is no difference
one has a 'non' infront of it
One is a present economic resource whereas the other isn't a present economic resource
Cash
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Inventory
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Overdraft
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Payables (Creditors)
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Receivables (Debtors)
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Premises
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Dividends
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Vehicles
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Mortgage
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Machinery
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
Money in the Bank
Non Current Asset
Non Current Liability
Current Asset
Current Liability
