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Accounting Test Easy Mode MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
In accounting all business transactions are recorded which have:
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Dual aspect
Single aspect
None of the above
Economic aspect
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Question # 2
A copy of the customer's account in the bank's ledger is called:
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Deposit statement
Balance statement
Bank statement
Customer
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Question # 3
The amount becomes due from the customers is called
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Allowance
Loan
Debts
Doubtful debts
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Question # 4
Allowance for doubtful debts normally has a
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Debit balance
Credit balance
Both debit & credit balance
None of these
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Question # 5
Cash account is a
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Personal account
Nominal account
Real account
Both personal and real account
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Question # 6
An error completely omitted to be entered in the journal
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partial error
error of posting
error of casting
complete error
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Question # 7
If goods purchased from Rahim for Rs. 499, credited to Rehman's account for Rs. 499. this is an
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Error of commission
Error of principle
Compensating error
Error of principle
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Question # 8
Loss of good by fire should be credited to:
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Purchase account
Sales account
Loss by goods by fire account
Capital account
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Question # 9
An entry which is recorded on the both sides of cash book is called
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Simple entry
Compound entry
Combined entry
Contra entry
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Question # 10
All those expenses which have not become due but paid in advance are called
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Accrued expenses
Outstanding expenses
Prepaid expenses
Payable expenses
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Question # 11
The revenue that has not become due, but received in cash in current year is known as
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Revenue received in advance
Accrued revenue
Unearned revenue
Both a & c
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Question # 12
If the price required to be paid to the company for the share is more than nominal value of that share, it is called.
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At discount
At premium
At par
None of these
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Question # 13
At the end of the year non trading institutions prepare.
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Profit and loss account
Income and expenditure account
Manufacturing account
None of the above
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Question # 14
Income and expenditur eaccount is prepared at the
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Start of the year
Mid of the year
End of the year
At the start and ed of the year
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Question # 15
Non-profit making organizations are established for
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Profit
Charitable or religious purpose
To manufacture goods
To help the rich people
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Question # 16
Income and expenditure account is usually accompanied by.
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Trail balance
Balance sheet
Cash book
None of these
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Question # 17
The persons to whom the goods are dispatched for the purpsoe of sales is called.
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Debtor
Consignee
Consignor
None of these
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Question # 18
For the firm, interest on drawing is.
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Expense
Income
Liability
None of these
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Question # 19
The joint stock company is formed under companies ordiance.
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1984
1974
1884
1962
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Question # 20
Depreciation under diminishing balance method ont he cost price of the fixex asset of Rs. 50.000 after two year @10% will be
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RS. 5,000
Rs. 4050
Rs.4500
Rs. 40,000
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Question # 21
Purchase of sports material for the club should be treated as.
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Expense
Assets
Income
Liability
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Question # 22
The investment in partners capital accounts is to be credited to.
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Partners capital accounts
Profit and loss account
Interest account
None of these
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