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WorksheetsChapter 2: Double entry book-keeping (Definition)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 15mins
Transaction is a ..................... activity or event. (a)
Cash transactions are financial activities involving the .............. use of ................. (a)
Credit transactions are financial activities when the payment or receipt of money is .................... (a)
A trader is a business organisation that aims to make profit from the buying and selling of ................ No ................ takes place. (a)
A T-Account is a ...................... form used to record transactions affecting a particular aspect of a business's financial activities . (a)
Debit is the ................. side of an account . (a)
Credit is the ................. side of an account . (a)
Double entry is the process of making two .............. for every transaction. (a)
Double entry book-keeping is the process of making a ............... entry and a .............. entry for each transaction. (a)
An account is a record in ledgers, used to collect and store .............. and ............. amounts relating to an asset, a liability, capital, an ............... or an .................. . For example, every transaction that involves machinery will be recorded in the machinery account. (a)
