WorksheetsReview Missed Questions 10-8-2025
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Ava is the manager of a small retail store. She wants to make sure that the store's finances are handled properly and that no one can misuse the company's money. One of the main purposes of establishing internal accounting controls in Ava's store is to prevent...
robbery.
fraud.
risk.
burglary.
Olivia works in a company's finance department, which is implementing internal control procedures. As part of her responsibilities, she needs to perform a specific task. Can you identify what this task could be? Hint: It all adds up at the end!
Comparing financial records to ensure accuracy and agreement
Filing taxes
Ignoring discrepancies in financial records
Michael is the manager of a company and wants to ensure that their internal control systems are effective. Which of the following best describes the purpose of monitoring these internal control systems? Hint: Does it make sense? Can it identify possible future errors?
A. To assign blame when something goes wrong.
B. To determine whether the system of internal control continues to be relevant and is able to address new risks.
C. To reduce the workload of internal auditors.
At a local retail store, only designated personnel such as cashiers are allowed to handle cash receipts. This practice is an application of the principle of:
segregation of duties.
establishment of responsibility.
independent internal verification.
human resource controls.
Elijah, Michael, and Luna have started a small business together. They decided to establish a petty cash fund of $150 for their daily expenses. Which of the following is the correct journal entry they should make? Hint: Consider what is in front of them at that moment.
Dr Petty Cash 150
Cr Cash 150
Dr Cash 150
Cr Petty Cash 150
Ava manages a $100 petty cash fund at her office. At the end of the month, she prepares a check to replenish the fund. She has receipts totaling $94 for office expenses and finds $4 remaining in cash. In recording the check:
Hint: Add up all receipts and compare to the beginning petty cash fund. Is it over or short?
debit Cash Over and Short for $2.
debit Petty Cash for $94.
credit Cash for $94.
Charlotte manages a $230 petty cash fund at her office. At the end of the month, she finds there is $30 in cash left and $200 in receipts for expenses. The journal entry to replenish the account would include a credit to:_______
Hint: The entry should update the fund to match the original petty cash amount.
Cash for $200
Petty Cash for $200
Cash for $230
Cash Over and Short for $30
Maya is setting up a petty cash fund for her small business. What is the correct journal entry she should make to establish the petty cash fund?
A debit to Cash and a credit to Petty Cash
A debit to Cash and a credit to Cash Over and Short
A debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Cash
A debit to Petty Cash and a credit to Accounts Receivable
At a local retail store, the manager wants to ensure proper internal control over cash handling. Which of the following procedures should the manager implement?
Require two employees to count cash together at the end of each day.
Allow any employee to deposit company funds.
Leave the cash register unlocked during business hours.
Emma is responsible for managing the petty cash fund at her office. When she replenishes the petty cash fund, which account is typically credited?
Supplies
Accounts Receivable
Cash
Petty Cash
At a company, Daniel is responsible for authorizing payments, while Zoe records the transactions in the accounting system. Which principle of internal control is demonstrated by this arrangement?
Segregation of duties
Documentation procedures
Physical controls
Establishment of responsibility
Mia works in the finance department of a company and is learning about internal control procedures. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of these procedures?
To ensure accurate financial reporting
To safeguard company assets
To encourage employees to bypass company policies
Liam is responsible for preparing the monthly bank reconciliation for his company. Which internal control principle is being applied when Liam reconciles the bank statement?
Physical controls
Documentation procedures
Segregation of duties
At a small business, Emma is responsible for collecting cash from customers, while Sophia is in charge of recording each transaction in the accounting system. Which of the following best illustrates the segregation of duties in cash management?
One employee collects cash while another records the transaction.
All employees have access to the petty cash fund.
The same employee deposits cash and records receipts.
At Nora's company, which of the following would be considered a physical control over cash?
Storing cash in a locked safe
Allowing all employees to access cash drawers
Recording cash receipts in the accounting system
Having one person both authorize and record transactions
Sophia manages the petty cash fund at her office. What is the primary reason Sophia should regularly reconcile the petty cash fund?
To increase the petty cash balance
To detect errors or irregularities in cash usage
To avoid recording expenses
To allow unauthorized access to cash
At a company, Jackson is responsible for preparing cash disbursement checks, but before any payment is made, his supervisor reviews and approves all cash disbursements. Which internal control principle is being applied in this situation?
Segregation of duties
Physical controls
Independent internal verification
Documentation procedures
Benjamin and Mason, two employees at a company, used the business’s computerized accounting system to alter some records. They were able to steal $50,000 from the business because the accounting system lacked which of the following?
Protection from theft and fraud
An affordable price
A manual system as backup
Printed financial statements
Maya is responsible for managing the finances of her company. She wants to ensure the company’s cash is handled effectively. Which of the following actions should Maya take?
Ensuring appropriate controls are implemented.
Preparing cash budgets.
Investing excess cash to maximize revenue.
None of the above.
All of the above.
Abigail is starting a new business and wants to ensure that her company runs efficiently and achieves its planned objectives. She is considering different approaches to manage her business operations. What is internal control?
Internal control in a business involves the practices used in day-to-day operations, such as inventory management, asset management, human resource management, and cash management.
Internal control in a business involves the internal measures and methods that ensure efficient management of the business and achievement of planned objectives.
Internal control in a business involves the external measures and methods that ensure efficient management of the business and achievement of planned objectives.
Internal control in a business involves the internal measures and methods to ensure good business practices.
