Principles of accounting Icom Part 1 English Medium Chapter 5 Online Test With Answers

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Principles of accounting Icom Part 1 English Medium Chapter 5 Online Test

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1 Assets come into existence upon the happening of a certain event, are called: Fixed assets Fictitious assets Floating assets Contingent assets
2 A bill from the point of view of a creditor is called a: Bill payable Bill receivable Bil acceptable Bill rejectable
3 The person to whom a bill is addressed is the: Debtor Creditor Holder Agent
4 The payments side of the cash book is undercast by Rs. 200, when overdraft as per bank statement i s the starting points: Rs. 200 will be deducted Rs. 200 will be added Rs. 400 will be added Rs. 400 will be deducted
5 In adjusting the cash balance one of the following is not taken into account: Mistakes in the cash book Mistake in the bank statement Interest and dividends credited in the bank statement None of the abvove
6 Cash account is a: Personal account Real account Nominal account Both real and personal account
7 The balance of the 'Caha Column' in cash book is always: Debit balance Credit balance Both debit and credit balance None of the above
8 Loss of good by fire should be credited to: Purchase account Sales account Loss by goods by fire account Capital account
9 Any mistake in ledger can be easily detected with the help of: Journal  Balance sheet Trial balance Financial statement
10 The money with which business is started is known as: Capital Creditor Income Debtor
11 Rent account' is a kind of: Real account Personal account Nominal account <div>Capital account</div>
12 The creditor of the business are called: Assets Liabilities Capital&nbsp; Income
13 The const concept applied only to the assets and not to: Expenses Liabilities Incomes None of these
14 Financial accounting is mainly confined to preparation of: Manufacturing statement Financial statements Production statement Sale statement
15 The concession given by the supplier to the buyer on purchases of good is known as: Sales discount Trade discount Purchase discount Discount received
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