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Principles of Business - Ch 17-19 Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of account is this: Money the business owes to its vendors for buying merchandise on account (buying without paying cash)

a)

Owner's Equity

b)

Liability

c)

Asset

2.

What type of account is this: Office Supplies

a)

Asset

b)

Liability

c)

Owner's Equity

3.

Any transaction a business makes results in an action to at least 2 different accounts. What are the two actions that must occur?

a)

A credit and a reduction in cash

b)

an increase and a decrease

c)

A debit and a credit

d)

A debit and a charge to a credit card

4.

If Assets are $19,500 and Owner's Equity is $14,300, how much is in the Liabilities accounts?

a)

$5200

b)

$19500

c)

$33800

5.

Which of the following DOES NOT represent the accounting equation?

a)

Assets - Owner's Equity = Liabilities

b)

Assets - Liabilities = Owner's Equity

c)

Assets = Liabilities - Owner's Equity

d)

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity

6.

You fill this form out when you first start a new job. You use this form to prove that you are eligible to work in the US

a)

W2

b)

1099

c)

1040

d)

W4

e)

I9

7.

This is the form that you use to file your personal tax returns.

You complete this form every April. 

a)

W2

b)

1099

c)

1040

d)

W4

e)

I9

8.

You receive this form when you first start a job. You list information about yourself and your family. This tells your employer how much taxes to take out of your paycheck. 

a)

W2

b)

1099

c)

1040

d)

W4

e)

I9

9.

You get one of these forms if you were paid by the company but are not an employee of the company. You usually receive this in January. You more than likely didn't get taxes taken out of your pay if you get one. 

a)

W2

b)

1099

c)

1040

d)

W4

e)

I9

10.

This form is a summary of what you earned and how much you paid in taxes.

Employees receive in January

a)

W2

b)

1099

c)

1040

d)

W4

e)

I9

11.

An ________ is an allowed expense that can be deducted from adjusted gross income.

a)

Standard deduction

b)

Itemized deduction

12.

________ is a fixed amount that may be deducted from adjusted gross income.

a)

Standard deduction

b)

Itemized deduction

13.

All of the below are steps in the budgeting process EXCEPT

a)

track spending

b)

set a budget period

c)

file a 1040 form

d)

list estimated income

14.

Katie worked 40 hours a week and 4 hours of overtime. If she is paid $15.00 per hour, what is her hourly wage for those extra 4 hours of overtime?

a)

A) $15 per hour

b)

B) $20 per hour

c)

C) $22.50 per hour

d)

D) $30 per hour

15.

Drew makes a salary of $2500 per month. He is having trouble every month because he is not sure where all of his money is going. He decides to make a budget so he can figure out where all of his money is going and start a small savings account. He pays $375 a month total in federal income taxes, social security and insurance. He also adds up all of his household expenses and they total $1900 per month. How much does Drew have left over to put in savings every month?

a)

A) $2125

b)

B) $2500

c)

C) $375

d)

D) $225

16.

It's tax time and William is sitting down to do his tax returns. He has a W2, which shows that he made $50,000 last year. He also made $250 in interest from his savings accounts and made $500 in a cryptocurrency sale. What was William's Earned Income for last year?

a)

A) $50250

b)

B) $750

c)

C) $50750

d)

D) $50000

17.

When someone is financially capable they

a)

A) have the ability to understand the basic topics related to finance

b)

B) make enough money to cover all of their bills

c)

C) have enough money to cover all of their bills and invest their money in stocks

d)

D) they understand all there is to know about investment accounts

18.

Match the below investment accounts with their definitions:

a)

A: Mutual Fund

b)

B: 401(k) plan

c)

C: Individual retirement account (IRA)

d)

D: 403 (b) plan

e)

E: Roth IRA

19.

The below are all examples of common bank products EXCEPT

a)

Safe deposit boxes

b)

Loans

c)

Checking accounts

d)

all of the above are correct

20.

The process of spreading risk by putting money in a variety of investments is called

a)

personal investment plan

b)

diversification

c)

investing

d)

estate planning

21.

______ is a legal document stating a person's wishes for his or her estate after death.

a)

a will

b)

estate plan

c)

executor

d)

investment plan

22.

A ________ is a type of security issued by a corporation, government or other organization that pays interest over time. The investor is usually paid the face value plus interest.

a)

Stock

b)

Bond

23.

A ________ is a share in the ownership of a corporation, government or other organization. The investor is paid dividends, which is a portion of the company's earnings.

a)

Stock

b)

Bond

24.

In what situation below is good to use a S.M.A.R.T goal?

a)

A. when creating an investment plan

b)

B. when creating a monthly budget

c)

C. when setting personal goals for yourself

d)

D. all of the above

25.

The rules, standards and practices businesses follow to record and report financial information

a)

journaling

b)

GAAP

c)

Audit

d)

budgeting principles