WorksheetsAccounting G12
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 37mins
1. Select the main purpose of accounting.
Know whether the business earned a profit.
Identify the financial position of the business
Provide useful financial information to stakeholders to make decisions
Select the type of resource the following can be classified as:
Goods, Supplies, Inventory
Asset
Liability
Equity
Expenses
Income
Select the type of resource the following can be classified as:
Rent paid
Asset
Liability
Equity
Expenses
Income
Select the type of resource the following can be classified as:
Cash
Asset
Liability
Equity
Expenses
Income
Select the type of resource the following can be classified as:
Bank Loan
Asset
Liability
Equity
Expenses
Income
Select the type of resource the following can be classified as:
Motor vehicles
Asset
Liability
Equity
Expenses
Income
Select all asset accounts listed below.
Accounts Payable
Cash
Supplies
Owner's Capital
Select all examples of liability accounts
accounts payable
accounts receivable
loan payable
owner's capital
Revenue and expenses are recorded under:
assets
liabilities
owner's equity
Select all examples of asset accounts.
accounts receivable
accounts payable
prepaid insurance
sales
Select all examples of owner's equity accounts
cash
owner's capital
accounts payable
owner's drawing
Debit is on the left and credit is on the right for ALL t accounts.
true
false
Asset accounts increase with a
debit
credit
Asset accounts decrease with a
debit
credit
Liability accounts increase with a
debit
credit
Liability accounts decrease with a
debit
credit
Owner's capital and sales increase with a
debit
credit
Owner's capital and sales decrease with a
debit
credit
Owner's drawing and expenses increase with a
debit
credit
Owner's drawing and expenses decrease with a
debit
credit
The normal balance is always the side of the t account that increases.
true
false
Economic resources of business that expected to be of benefit in future time referred as?
Equity
Assets
Liabilities
Revenues
Liabilities are
Equal to the sum of assets plus owner’s equity
Created when stockholder contributed cash to company by stock exchanges
Obligation of the entity to outsiders
All of following are Assets except
A. Prepaid Rent
B. Goodwill
C. Unearned Income
B and C
Revenue
Is a decrease in shareholders’ equity
Is cost of business
Has no impact on shareholders’ equity
Is an increase in shareholders’ equity
All of following are Expenses except
wages
rent payable
delivery charge
salaries
All economic costs that a business incur through its operation to earn revenues?
Asset
Drawing
Expense
Revenue
All of the following are Liabilities except
Notes Payable
Unearned Revenue
Accounts Receivable
Mortgage Payable
All are examples of intangible assets EXCEPT
Dividends
Copyright
Logo
Trademark
Which of the following is an identifiable non-monetary asset without physical substance?
Tangible asset
Intangible asset
Current asset
Fixed asset
An increase in Liability, Equity, Revenue should be _____________.
Debited
Credited
An decrease in Liability, Equity, Revenue should be _____________.
Debited
Credited
A decrease in Assets, Drawing, Expenses should be _____________.
Debited
Credited
An increase in Assets, Drawing, Expenses should be _____________.
Debited
Credited
Assets, Drawing, Expenses will have a normal balance that need to be debited.
True
False
Atty. Jen Campaniero began the practice of law by investing ₱500,000 in cash.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in liabilities = increase in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
Paid monthly rental of the office space ₱20,000.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in liabilities = increase in assets
decrease in assets = decrease in capital
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
Purchased office equipment, ₱50,000 and office supplies, ₱10,000 for cash.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in one form of asset = decrease in another form of asset
increase in assets = decrease in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
Completed legal work for Jenie Rose Blak and collected ₱30,000 cash.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
increase in one form of asset = decrease in another form of asset
increase in liabilities = increase in assets
Purchased additional office equipment from Tagig Marketing on credit, ₱50,000.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in capital
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
Paid the monthly salary of the office secretary, ₱15,000.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in capital
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
Completed legal work for Pedro Dimautangan on credit, ₱20,000.
increase in assets = increase in capital
decrease in assets = decrease in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
Paid one-half of the amount due to Tagig Marketing.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in capital
Withdrew ₱10,000 from the business for personal expenses.
increase in assets = increase in capital
increase in assets = increase in liabilities
decrease in assets = decrease in capital
decrease in assets = decrease in liabilities
An amount recorded on the left of a T account is a credit.
True
False
One of the steps in transaction analysis is to determine the amount to be credited or debited.
True
False
If Assets are P5,000 and Liabilities are P2500, how much is Capital?
P3000
P2500
P2000
P1500
If Capital is P5,000 and Liabilities are P2,500, how much are Assets?
P 0.00
P2500
P5000
P7500
If Assets are P20,000 and Capital is P 5,000 , how much are Liabilities?
P 0.00
P12500
P15,000
P7500
An account has a total debit of P500 and total credit of P50. The account has a balance of P450.
True
False
