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S'23 Wk 3&4 Revision

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
GST is known as;
a)
Goods and Services Tax
b)
Goods and Services Taxation
c)
Gold and Services Tax
d)
Gold and Sanctions Tax
2.

Select the GST free items (there is more than one to select)

a)

Loans

b)

Sales of non-exempt items

c)

Electricity

d)

Wages

e)

Paying Ac Payables

3.

GST collected is classified as;

a)

Asset

b)

Liability

c)

Revenue

d)

Expense

4.

Purchased a car for $20,000 excluding GST. How much will the GST be?

a)

$200

b)

$220

c)

$2,000

d)

$2,200

5.

Paid Garden Bag service $330 (inc GST). How much was the GST?

a)

$3

b)

$30

c)

$33

d)

$300

6.
Insurance Paid is recorded as an.....
a)
Asset
b)
Liability
c)
Expense
d)
Revenue
7.
Accounts Payable
a)
Asset
b)
Liability
c)
Expense
d)
Revenue
8.

Sales of goods or services is a...

a)
Asset
b)
Liability
c)
Expense
d)
Revenue
9.
Accounts Reveivable
a)
Asset
b)
Liability
c)
Expense
d)
Revenue
10.
Interest Paid
a)
Asset
b)
Liability
c)
Expense
d)
Revenue
11.

Cash funds given to the business by the Owner is recorded in which account?

a)
Capital
b)
Asset
c)
Revenue
d)
Owner's Equity
12.

Cash taken by the Owner for their own use is called

a)
Expense
b)
Liability
c)
Drawings
d)
Owner's Equity
13.

What is the Entity concept/assumption?

a)

The owner's goal is to increase the owner’s wealth.

b)

The business is treated as separate from the owner.

c)

Accounts Payable and Receivable are separate entities.

d)

Loans from the bank are treated separately from assets.

14.

A business records transactions based on the dollars paid at the time of the transaction...

a)

Historical cost concept

b)

Monetary unit concept

c)

Entity concept

d)

Accrual accounting

15.

The source documents for a transaction show the value of the exchange in terms of money...

a)

Historical cost concept

b)

Monetary unit concept

c)

Entity concept

d)

Accrual accounting

16.

Assumes the business will continue to operate in the future

a)

Going Concern

b)

Accrual Accounting

c)

Matching Principle

d)

Accounting period assumption

17.

Revenues and related expenses are recorded when the goods are provided regardless of when cash is received or paid

a)

Going Concern

b)

Accrual Accounting

c)

Matching Principle

d)

Accounting period assumption

18.

Business operations can be divided into time spans so that totals of revenues and expenses can be reported

a)

Going Concern

b)

Accrual Accounting

c)

Matching Principle

d)

Accounting period assumption

19.

Expenses incurred are matched against the revenues generated in the period

a)

Going Concern

b)

Accrual Accounting

c)

Matching Principle

d)

Accounting period assumption

20.

What is the correct accounting equation?

a)

Owner's Equity = Liabilities + Assets

b)

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Expenses

c)

Assets = Liabilities+ Owner's Capital+Revenues-Expenses

d)

Revenue = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Assets+Expenses

21.

The owner begins the business with cash deposited into the business bank account...

a)

Cash (Asset) increases and Owner's Equity (Capital) increases

b)

Cash (Asset) decreases and Owner's Equity (Capital) increases

c)

Cash (Asset) decreases and Owner's Equity (Capital) decreases

d)

Cash (Asset) increases and Owner's Equity (Capital) decreases

22.

Paid 12 month's insurance in advance

a)

Cash (asset) decreases / Prepaid Insurance (asset) increases & GST Paid (asset) increases

b)

Cash (asset) decreases / Insurance expense (Liability) & GST Paid (asset) increases

c)

Cash (asset) increases / Prepaid Insurance (asset) decreases & GST Paid (asset) decreases

d)

Prepaid Insurance (asset), GST Paid (asset) and Ac Payable (Liability) all increase

23.

Purchase office stationary (supplies) on credit

a)

Supplies (asset), GST Paid (asset) & Account Payable (liability) all increase

b)

Supplies (asset) & GST Paid (asset) both increase / Cash (asset) decreases

c)

Supplies (asset) & GST Paid (asset) both decrease / Cash (asset) increases

d)

Supplies (asset), GST Paid (asset) & Account Payable (liability) all decrease

24.

Buy inventory for cash

a)

Inventory (asset) & GST Paid (asset) increase / Cash (asset) decreases

b)

Inventory (asset) & GST Paid (asset) decrease / Cash (asset) increases

c)

Inventory (asset) & GST Paid (asset) and Cash (asset) all decrease

d)

Inventory (asset) & GST Paid (asset) and Cash (asset) all increase

25.

Buy shop equipment for part cash and partly on credit

a)

Cash (asset) decrease / Shop Equipment, GST Paid (asset) & Ac Payable (liability) increases

b)

Cash (asset) increase / Shop Equipment, GST Paid (asset) & Ac Payable (liability) decreases

c)

Shop Equipment & GST Paid (asset) increase / Ac Payable (liability) decreases

d)

Cash (asset), Shop Equipment (asset), GST Paid (asset) & Ac Payable (liability) all increase

26.

Obtain a loan from the bank

a)

Cash (asset) & Loan Payable (liability) both increase

b)

Cash (asset) increase / Loan Payable (liability) decreases

c)

Cash (asset) & Accounts Payable (liability) both increase

d)

Cash (asset) increase / Loan Payable (liability) decrease

27.

Sell old equipment on credit

a)

Equipment (asset) decrease / Ac Receivable (asset) & GST Collected (liability) increase

b)

Cash (asset) increase / Equipment (asset) & GST Collected (liability) decrease

c)

Cash (asset) decrease / Equipment (asset) & GST Collected (liability) increase

d)

Cash (asset) increase / Ac Payable (liability) & Equipment (asset) decrease