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Principles of accounting Icom Part 1 English Medium Chapter 2 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
In double entry system of bookkeeping every business transaction affects:
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Debit or credit side of the same account
Two accounts
The same side of the same account
None of the above
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Question # 2
Written below each entry is the
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Transaction
Voucher no
Narration
Date
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Question # 3
Bill receivable account is a:
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Nominal account
Personal account
Real account
Expenses account
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Question # 4
Book-keeping is mainly concerned with:
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Recording of business transactions
Recording classifying and summarizing the recorded data
Interpreting the recorded data
None of the above
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Question # 5
A trial balance can be constructed by
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Three Methods
Two Methods
Four Methods
Five Methods
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Question # 6
Which of the following normally has a credit balance
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Machinery a/c
Purchases a/c
Stock a/c
Sales a/c
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Question # 7
A bill of exchange is drawn by:
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A debtor
A creditor
A holder
Endorsee
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Question # 8
Contain all residual account
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Debtors Ledger
Creditors Ledger
General Ledger
Cash Ledger
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Question # 9
A schedule of balances of all accounts is called
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Journal
Ledger
Balance Sheet
Trial Balance
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Question # 10
Ledger Records Transaction in a/an
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Chronological Order
Daily order
Arithmetical Order
Analytical Order
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Question # 11
A transaction is recorded on the same days as its takes place, so journal is also called:
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A day book
A history book
An entry book
Ledger book
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Question # 12
The statement which contains the explanation of different in cash book and bank statement is known as:
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Bank statement
Cash statement
Balance statement
Bank reconciliation statement
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Question # 13
The Amount of salary paid to Sohail should be debited to
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Sohail's a/c
Cash Account
Salaries a/c
Both a & c
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Question # 14
A Ledger is a book in which
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Only Personal & Cash Accounts are Opened
Only Real Accounts are Opened
Only Nominal Accounts are Opened
All Real, Nominal and Personal Accounts are Opened
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Question # 15
کسی شے کے مسلسل اور لگاتار استعمال سے مختتم افادہ میں کمی آتی جاتی ہے بشرطیکہ دیگر امور بدستور ہیں اس قانون کو کہتے ہیں
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قانون تقلیل افادہ مختتم
قانون مساوی افادہ مختتم
قانون طلب
قانون تقلیل حاصل
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Question # 16
Trading account is the account which is prepared to determine the:
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Only gross profit of the business
Only gross loss of the business
Gross pro0fit or the gross loss of the business
None of the above
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Question # 17
Bank account is a:
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Personal account
Real account
Nominal account
None of these
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Question # 18
Payment of Rs. 50 to Raheel as wages for repairing machine should be debited to
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Machinery a/c
Repair a/c
Wages a/c
Raheel a/c
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Question # 19
The balance of the trading account is the transferred to:
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Profit and loss account
Balance sheet
Work sheet
Position statement
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Question # 20
Personal account are related to:
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Assets and liabilities
Expenses, losses
Customers, creditors etc.
Incomes
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Question # 21
The expenditures which reduce revenue (profit) of the business are:
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Revenue expenditures
Capital expenditure
Fixed expenditures
Future expenditures
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Question # 22
In case of a debt becoming bad, the amount should be credited to
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Debtor's a/c
Bad Debts a/c
Sales a/c
cash a/c
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