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ACC 101 QUIZ

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The capital of a business is 1/3 of its total assets, The total of its liabilities amount to £600,000. What is the amount of the total assets?

a)

£200,000

b)

£400,000

c)

£300,000

d)

£900,000

2.

If the firms average inventory is £200,000 and the closing inventory is £120,000, What is the opening inventory

a)

£570,000

b)

£300,000

c)

£280,000

d)

None of the above

3.

Withdrew cash £800 from bank for office use. The entries will be:

a)

DR cash under bank column and CR Bank under cash column

b)

DR Bank under bank column and CR Cash under cash column

c)

DR Bank under Cash column and CR Cash under Bank column

d)

None of the above

4.

A company earned £250,000 profit from a goods costing £1,250,000. The sales margin is

a)

50%

b)

40%

c)

20%

d)

16.7%

5.

Which of the these errors would be disclosed by the trial balance?

a)

A cash sales of £40,000 was debited to Sales account and credited to cash account

b)

A purchase of £30,000 was completely omitted from the books

c)

Credit sales of £20,000 debited to supplier's account and credited to sales account as £20,000

d)

None of the above

6.

In which of the following is purchase of Non-current Assets on credit first recorded?

a)

Purchase day book

b)

Cash account

c)

Asset account

d)

Journal

7.

Stock(31/12/2019) £800; Purchase of flour £2,450; Sales £4,745; Wages of bakery staff £675; Carriage outwards £50; Salary of Administrative staff £225; Stock(31/12/2020) £940; Capital £1,540. Calculate the cost of goods available for sales

a)

£3,925

b)

£3,250

c)

£2,310

d)

£2,985

8.

Stock(31/12/2019) £800; Purchase of flour £2,450; Sales £4,745; Wages of bakery staff £675; Carriage outwards £50; Salary of Administrative staff £225; Stock(31/12/2020) £940; Capital £1,540. Calculate the cost of sales

a)

£3,925

b)

£3,250

c)

£2,310

d)

£2,985

9.

Stock(31/12/2019) £800; Purchase of flour £2,450; Sales £4,745; Wages of bakery staff £675; Carriage outwards £50; Salary of Administrative staff £225; Stock(31/12/2020) £940; Capital £1,540. Calculate the Gross profit

a)

£820

b)

£1,495

c)

None of the above

d)

£770

10.

Stock(31/12/2019) £800; Purchase of flour £2,450; Sales £4,745; Wages of bakery staff £675; Carriage outwards £50; Salary of Administrative staff £225; Stock(31/12/2020) £940; Capital £1,540. Calculate the Net profit

a)

£545

b)

£1,220

c)

-£545

d)

£595

11.

Goods of £1000 purchased from Mr. Ibrahim were recorded in sales day book, The rectification of this error will

a)

Increase gross profit

b)

None of the above

c)

Have no gross profit

d)

Reduce Gross profit

12.

The company's income statement for the year ended 31st December, 2017 showed a net profit of £83,600. It was later found that £18,000 paid for purchase of a motor van had been debited to the motor expenses account. It is the company's policy to depreciate motor van at 25% per year on straight line basis, with a full year's charge in the year of acquisition. What would the net profit be after adjusting for the error

a)

£61,100

b)

£88,100

c)

£97,100

d)

£106,100

e)

£70,100

13.

If Capital as at 31/12/2020 and 31/12/2021 was £12,500 and £18,500 respectively, The owner's withdrawal were £11,500. The amount of net income or net loss for the period was

a)

Net loss of £17,500

b)

Net Income of £17,500

c)

Net income of £7000

d)

Net loss of £7000

14.

Which of the following calculates a sole trader's net profit for a period

a)

Closing net assets - drawings + capital introduced - opening net assets

b)

Closing net assets - drawings + capital introduced - opening net assets

c)

Closing net assets - drawings - capital introduced - opening net assets

d)

Closing net assets + drawings - capital introduced - opening net assets

15.

All transposition errors has a perfect divisor of ___________

a)

10

b)

9

c)

6

d)

7

16.

A cheque for £78,400 paid for purchase of a motor van was debited to the motor Vehicle account as £87,400, The rectification of the error will be

a)

DR Suspense a/c - £78,400

CR Motor Vehicle a/c - £78,400

b)

DR Motor vehicle a/c - £78,400

CR Suspense a/c - £78,400

c)

DR Suspense a/c - £9,000

CR Motor Vehicle a/c - £9,000

d)

DR Motor Vehicle a/c - £9,000

CR Suspense a/c - £9,000

17.

If the trial balance agrees, it implies that ______.

a)

There are no errors in the book

b)

There may be two-sided errors in the book

c)

There may be one-sided errors in the book

d)

There may be both one-sided errors and two-sided errors in the books

18.

Machinery A/C has been incorrectly totaled and understated by £600; the rent account has also be overstated by £600. To correct this,

a)

DR rent a/c £600

CR Machinery a/c £600

b)

DR rent a/c £1200

CR Machinery a/c £1200

c)

DR Machinery a/c £600

CR Rent a/c £600

d)

DR Machinery a/c £1,200

CR Rent a/c £1,200

e)

DR Machinery a/c £600

DR Rent a/c £600

CR Suspense a/c

19.

Giwa's income statement showed a net loss of £3,500. it was later discovered that repairs of motor vehicles £600 has been debited to motor vehicle a/c. What was the actual loss for the year?

a)

£2,300

b)

£2,900

c)

£4,100

d)

£4,700

20.

A credit note for ₦620 issued to a Receivable was entered in the Returns Inwards Book as ₦260 and was posted to the ledger accordingly.The correction will be

a)

Dr Return inwards a/c ₦360

Cr Receivable a/c ₦360

b)

Dr Return inwards a/c ₦360

Cr Suspense account ₦360

c)

Dr Receivables A/c ₦360

Cr Return inwards a/c ₦360

d)

Dr Suspense account ₦360

Cr Return inwards a/c ₦360

21.

A Receivable who owed a sum of ₦120 died without leaving anything behind. This amount was written off his account as a bad debt but no other entry was made in the books. To correct this;

a)

Dr Bad debt account ₦120

Cr Suspense account ₦120

b)

Dr Bad debt account ₦120

Cr Receivables account ₦120

c)

Dr Suspense account ₦120

Cr Bad debt account ₦120

d)

None of the above

22.

Discounts allowed, N784, have not been posted from cash book to ledger. To correct this

a)

Dr Suspense account ₦784

Cr Discount Allowed account

₦784

b)

Dr Discount Allowed account ₦784

Cr Suspense account ₦784

c)

Dr Discount Allowed account ₦784

Cr Receivables account ₦784

d)

None of the options

23.

An invoice for ₦523 received from a supplier was entered correctly in the Purchases Day Book but was posted to the debit side of the supplier's personal account. To correct this;

a)

Dr Suspense account ₦523

Cr Supplier account ₦523

b)

Dr Suspense account ₦1046

Cr Supplier account ₦1046

c)

Dr Supplier account ₦523

Cr Suspense account ₦523

d)

Dr Supplier account ₦1046

Cr Suspense account ₦1046

24.

When the debit side of trial balance is greater than the Credit side, Suspense account will be opened and the difference will be

a)

Debited

b)

Credited

c)

Debited and credited

d)

None of the options

25.

When the credit side of trial balance is greater than the Debit side, Suspense account will be opened and the difference will be

a)

Debited

b)

Credited

c)

Debited and credited

d)

None of the options