Question 1Which of the following is the basic accounting equation?A.Assets = Capital + LiabilitiesB.Capital = Assets + LiabilitiesC.Liabilities = Assets + CapitalD.Assets = Liabilities - EquityObjective Show full explanation
Question 2A system where a separate cash book is maintained for small payments is A.single entryB.imprestC.floatD.reimbursementObjective Show full explanation
Question 3An analytical cash book is used to A.indicate sources of cash receivedB.Categorise petty cash paymentC.separate cash and bank balanceD.analyse amounts due from debtorsObjective Show full explanation
Question 4The sum of money given to a petty cashier out of which small payments are made is called ..........A.bonusB.loanC.advanceD.floatObjective Show full explanation
Question 5A rent of 250,000 was paid by John to his landlord by cheque. The double entry in John's books is .........A.debit Rent account, credit Bank accountB.debit Rent account, credit John's accountC.debit Bank account, credit Rent accountD.debit John's account, credit Rent accountObjective Show full explanation
Question 6Items in the bank statement of a business but not in the cash book before preparation of bank reconciliation statement do not include?A.Bank chargesB.Standing orderC.presented chequeD.interest on overdraftObjective Show full explanation
Question 7The correct sequence in data processing is A.input process ⟶ outputB.input ⟶ output ⟶ processC.process ⟶ input ⟶ outputD.process ⟶ output ⟶ inputObjective Show full explanation
Question 8When a sum of money appears on the credit side of the cash book, but not on the debit side of the bank statement, the sum is regarded as ..........A.uncredited chequesB.dishonoured chequesC.direct remitance to the bank.D.unpresented chequesObjective Show full explanation
Question 9Which of the following is not a data processing method?A.ManualB.MechanicalC.ElectronicD.FormattingObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Fatima withdraws goods from the business for personal use. The accounting treatment is to debitA.stock account and credit profit and loss accountB.drawings account and credit stock accountC.Profit and loss account and credit drawings accountD.Stock account and credit drawings accountObjective Show full explanation
Question 11Given N - Net Profit 25,000, Cost of sales 25,000, Sales 85,000, Determine the total expensesA.N45,000B.N35,000C.N25,000D.N15,000Objective Show full explanation
Question 12The objective of a trading account is to establish theA.cost of goods soldB.gross profitC.manufacturing profitD.net profitObjective Show full explanation
Question 13The process of allocating the cost of an intangible asset over its useful life is known asA.depreciationB.extractionC.depletionD.amortizationObjective Show full explanation
Question 14The profit of a sole trader increases his .........A.stockB.assetC.liabilityD.capitalObjective Show full explanation
Question 15The recording of wages due but not yet paid is an example of, an adjustment for ..........A.apportionment of revenue between two periodsB.recognizing accrued expensesC.recognizing unaccounted revenueD.recognizing prepaid expensesObjective Show full explanation
Question 16The trial balance showed wages, N2,500 and a note stated that N500 wages were due but unpaid. When preparing final accounts and balance sheet, it is required to debit profit and loss account withA.N3,000 and show wages accrued N500 in the balance sheetB.N2,000 and show ages accrued N500 in the balanced sheet.C.N3,000 and show wages prepaid N500 in the balance sheet.D.N2,000 and show wages paid in advance N500 in the balance sheetObjective Show full explanation
Question 17Which of the following is the effect of an increase in the provision for discount allowed?A.Increase in net profitB.Decrease in gross profitC.Decrease in net profitD.Increase in gross profitObjective Show full explanation
Question 18Why are adjustments in the profit loss account necessary?A.To cover some expenses of the following year.B.To ascertain the actual expenses during the year.C.To show the provisions made during the year.D.To show the total expenses paid and income received during the yearObjective Show full explanation
Question 19A seller of vegetables and fruits should be encouraged to value his stock at the end of a period using theA.weighted average methodB.simple average methodC.FIFO methodD.LIFO methodObjective Show full explanation
Question 20Stock valuation is useful because it informs the sales department on theA.prices of the competing goodsB.prices that will affect profitabilityC.number of goods to produceD.number of goods to sellObjective Show full explanation
Question 21Which of the following stock valuation methods is suitable under inflationary conditions?A.FIFOB.LIFOC.Simple averageD.Weighted averageObjective Show full explanation
Question 22In the absence of a sales day book or sales account, credit sales can be computed fromA.creditor control accountB.debtors' control accountC.opening figures of the balance sheetD.closing figures of the balance sheetObjective Show full explanation
Question 23Sales ledger control account contains the total amount in respect ofA.CreditorsB.DebtorsC.InvestorsD.ShareholdersObjective Show full explanation
Question 24The difference in the sales ledger control account is transferred to theA.profit and loss accountB.sales accountC.balance sheetD.trading accountObjective Show full explanation
Question 25The following represents extracts from the trading account of a retail outlet for a given month: Opening stock 2,400 Closing stock 6,400 Other expenses 2,000 Sales 11,000 Profit 900 What is the purchase figure for the month?A.N13, 000B.N12, 100C.N12,000D.N11, 200Objective Show full explanation