WorksheetsABM_Acctg Equation and Types of Accounts
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 20mins
Accounts receivable is a/an ______
liability
asset
capital
The basic accounting equation is ____
assets + liabilities = capital
assets = liabilities - capital
assets = liabilities + capital
assets - liabilities = capital
Any "payable" account is _____
a liability
an asset
a capital
a revenue
The term that refers to the equity of the owners.
asset
revenue
expense
capital
Prepaid expenses are part of _____
assets
expenses
liabilities
capital
What business transactions result to a decrease in capital?
a. withdrawal by the owner
b. purchase of an asset
c. payment of expenses
d. a and c
e. b and c
State the effect of the business transaction:
Invested land and building to the business.
increase in one form of asset accompanied by a decrease in another form of asset
increase in assets accompanied by increase in liabilities
increase in assets accompanied by an increase in capital
increase in liability accompanied by a decrease in capital
State the effect of the business transaction:
Purchase of supplies for cash.
Decrease in liability accompanied by an increase in capital
Increase in one asset with a corresponding decrease in another asset account
Decrease in asset because of a decrease in capital
Increase in assets accompanied by an increase in capital
Asset, liability and equity accounts are extended to
balance sheet section
income statement section
retained earnings
trial balance
Revenue and expense accounts are extended to
retained earning statement
balance sheet section
income statement
accounts payable section
Which one is not belongs to liability?
Mobile Phone Bill
Bank Loan
Bank Balance
Owed To Friends
Property owned by an individual
Liability
Asset
Property
Net Worth
Debts and financial obligations (responsibilities).
Liabilities
Assets
Negative Net Worth
Property
Examples of Liabilities include which of the following:
Loans, credit cards, and real property
Loans, mortgage, and credit cards
Loans, Art collection, and savings account
Mortgage, credit card, and real property
Examples of assets include:
Real Property, Car, and credit cards
Car, Jewelry, and Checking account
Art collection, Jewelry, and unpaid taxes
Real Property, Car loan, Jewelry
Solve for the asset
Total liabilities (323,528) + Equity (186,422)
509,905
509,950
510,950
509,955
What is the name given for all the resources owned by the business?
Assets
Liabilities
Capital
All of the Above
What is the name given to the account in which the owner withdraws money from the business?
Assets
Liability
Drawings
Capital
A supplier's account to whom money is owed to for goods or services supplied is known as___________.
Assets
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable
Capital
In a business transactions, Mrs. Leonor B. Castolo received cash, P10,000.00 from service rendered. What is the correct Journal Entry:
Debit, Cash Credit, Capital
Debit, Capital Credit, Cash
Debit, Cash Credit, Income
Debit, Income Credit, Cash
In the Accounting Equation (A = L + OE {R-E}). If the total Liability is P250,000.00 and the Owner's Equity is P50,000.00 totaled with the Income and Expense. How much is the Total Asset?
P200,000.00
P300,000.00
P250,000.00
P300,000.00
In transactions Affecting Changes in Accounting Values. The Beginning Total Assets is P750,000.00 and its total Liabilities is P450,000.00. Case 1: If the Total Asset increased by P150,000.00. How much is the Ending Total Assets?
P1,350,000.00
P1,200,000.00
P750,000.00
P900,000.00
In transactions Affecting Changes in Accounting Values. The Beginning Total Assets is P750,000.00 and its total Liabilities is P450,000.00. Case 2: If the Total Asset increased to P850,000.00. How much is the Ending Total Assets?
P850,000.00
P1,200,000.00
P750,000.00
P2,050,000.00
Double entry in accounting means there must be________ entries for every transaction?
two
Three
six
one
A general Leger/T) has a ______ and _______ side.
cash receipt and debtors
debit and payments
debit and credit
creditors and debtors
Assets increase on the ________ side?
subsidiary
T-account
credit
debit
owners equity decreases on the _________ side?
credit
debit
payments
liability
assets decreases on the _______ side?
debit
two
credit
sixth
________ are debts of the business?
assets
liabilities
owners equity
vehicles
trading stock is an/a ________?
equity
liabilities
assets
owners equity
rates and taxes are an/a ________?
profit
income
VAT
Expense
water and electricity is an/a __________?
credit
asset
expense
income
Assets = P410,000 ; Capital = P139,232. How much is the Liability?
P 549, 232
P 277, 068
P 270, 768
P 594, 232
Capital = P192,345 ; Liabilities = P88,765. How much is the Total Assets?
P 103, 580
P 281, 101
P 130, 580
P 281, 110
Assets = P1,567,769 ; Liabilities = 26% of Assets. How much is the Capital?
P 1,160,149.60
P 1,160,149.06
P 1,610,149.60
P 1,161,149.60
Assets = P1,567,769 ; Liabilities = 26% of Assets. How much is the Liability?
P 407,619.94
P 470,691.94
P 1,610,149.60
P 1,161,149.60
Capital = P678,987 ; Liabilities = 36% of Assets. How much is the Liability?
P 1,060,917.19
P 1,060,971.19
P 381,903.19
P 381,930.19
Capital = P678,987 ; Liabilities = 36% of Assets. How much is the Assets?
P 1,060,917.19
P 1,060,971.19
P 381,903.19
P 381,930.19
Liabilities = P67,843 ; Capital = 72% of Assets. How much is the Assets?
P 174,435.43
P 174,453.43
P 242,296.34
P 242,296.43
Liabilities = P67,843 ; Capital = 72% of Assets. How much is the Capital?
P 174,435.43
P 174,453.43
P 242,296.34
P 242,296.43
Increase of this account will decrease Owner's Equity
Asset Account
Expense Account
Liability Account
Income Account
If there is a PhP 500,000-worth of assets and PhP 200,000 worth of liabilities, then there is PhP 300,000 worth of owner's equity.
True
False
An increase in liabilities could be explained by a decrease in owner's equity.
True
False
