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Accounting Test Easy Mode MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Which one of the following is a direct expense?
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Packing expense
Advertisement expense
Manufacturing expense
Traveling expense
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Question # 2
The cash book is a
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Subsidiary Journal
Ledger Account
Subsidiary Journal and Ledger
Trial Balance
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Question # 3
At the time of drawing a bill the drawer credits:
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Debtors account
Creditors account
bill receivable account
Suppliers account
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Question # 4
Net Sales represent
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Sales - return outwards
Sales - return inwards
Sales - return to supplier
both b and c
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Question # 5
The book in which all cash transaction are primarily recorded is called
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Pass book
Cheque book
Finance book
Cash book
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Question # 6
Bill receivable account is a:
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Nominal account
Personal account
Real account
Expenses account
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Question # 7
Accommodation bills are drawn accepted and endorsed
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Without any Consideration
for some Consideration
for Quarter Consideration
none of the above
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Question # 8
The person to whom a bill is addressed is the:
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Debtor
Creditor
Holder
Agent
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Question # 9
Cash account is a:
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Personal account
Real account
Nominal account
Both real and personal account
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Question # 10
It is prepared to determine the net profit or net loss
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Trading account
Profit or loss account
Cash book
Balance sheet
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Question # 11
Record of business transaction in the journal is called
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Detail
Summary
Narration
Entry
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Question # 12
General reserve at the time of admission of anew partner is credited.
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New partner capital account
General reserve account
Old parners capital account
All partners capital account
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Question # 13
Kind of company is.
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2
3
4
5
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Question # 14
The amount of good will broght in cash by nw partner will be credited to old partner in.
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Gaining Ratio
New Ratio
Old Ratio
Sacrifice Ratio
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Question # 15
In consignmetn all the expenses either paid by the consiger himself or by the consignee are born by the.
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Consignor
purchaser
Consignee
None of these
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Question # 16
In the absence of any agreement Reserve on dissolution of a partnership firm is credited to the partners.
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In capital ratio
In profit sharing ratio
Equality
None of these
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Question # 17
Liability of the partners in partnership is.
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Limited
Unlimited
Limited up to the extent of their capitals
Depend on the will of the partners
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Question # 18
Account salesis submitted by.
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Teh consignor to the consignee
The consignee to the consignor
the debtor to the creditors
The principle to his agent
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Question # 19
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 # 20
Under single entry system sometimes,
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Double aspects of a transaction are recorded
Single aspect of a transaction is recorded
No aspect of a transaction is recorded
All of the above
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Question # 21
In case of Garner Vs. Murray rule, the decision was given is.
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Mr. Justice james
Mr Garner
Mr. Justice joyee
Mr. Murray
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Question # 22
In the absence of an agreement partners shall
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Be paid salaries
Not to be paid the salaries
Be paid salaries by the consent of the pariners
Be paid salaris to thos who worked for the firm
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