Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Multiple choice questions for Ch # 2. ACCOUNTS FROM INCOMPLETE RECORD



MCQS
EACH QUESTIONS HAS FOUR POSSIBLE ANSWERS Choose THE CORRECT ANSWER:
(1)
The opening capital is ascertained by preparing:

(a)          Cash book(b)          Creditors A/c
(c)          Debtors A/c
(d)          Opening statement of affairs. (T)
(2)
A single entry system it:

(a)          Complete and scientific system(b)          Incomplete and unscientific (T)
(c)          Incomplete and scientific
(d)          Complete and unscientific
(3)
Single entry system has effect:

(a)       One effect (T) (b)       Tow effect(c)       Three effect                           (d)       None of the above
(4)
In single entry system, it is not possible to prepare:

(a)          Receipts and payments A/c(b)          Trial balance (T)
(c)          Balance sheet
(d)          Account sales
(5)
A single entry system is usually adopted by:

(a)       Company                                           (b)      Partnership(c)       Government (T) (d)       None of above
(6)
Single entry system is must suited where:

(a)          Cash transactions are many (T) (b)          Credit transactions are many.(c)          Cash & credit transactions are more.
(d)          None of the above
(7)
Capital can be obtained by preparing:

(a)       Cash book                              (b)       Statement of affairs (T) (c)       Debtors A/c                           (d)       Creditors A/c
(8)
Credit sale can be obtained by preparing:

(a)       Cash book                              (b)       Statement of affairs(c)       Debtors A/c (T) (d)       Creditors A/c
(9)
Credit purchase can be calculated by preparing:

(a)       Cash book                              (b)       Statement of affairs(c)       Debtors A/c                           (d)       Creditors A/c (T)
(10)
Cash in hand can be obtained by preparing:

(a)       Cash book (T) (b)       Statement of affairs(c)       Debtors A/c                           (d)       Creditors A/c
(11)
In single entry system profit is calculated as follows:

(a)          Opening Capital + Drawing + Fresh Capital- Ending capital
(b)          Capital at the end – Drawing – Fresh capital
- Opening capital
(c)          Capital at the end + Drawing – Fresh capital.
-Opening capital (T)
(d)          None of the above
(12)
In single entry system only accounts are opened:

(a)       Personal A/c(T) (b)       Real A/c(c)       Nominal A/c                          (d)       Real & Nominal A/c
(13)
Single entry system cannot be a maintained by:

(a)       Joint stock company (T) (b)       Partnership A/c(c)       Sole-tradership A/c               (d)       All of these
(14)
Single entry system of book – keeping is generally followed by:

(a)       Small business (T) (b)       Non – trading(c)       Large business                       (d)       None
(15)
A statement of assets and liabilities prepared under the single entry system is called:

(a)       Balance sheet                         (b)       Financial statement(c)       Cash statement                      (d)       Statement of affairs (T)
(16)
Net worth of an organization means the excess of its total assets over total:

(a)       Expenses                                (b)       Incomes(c)       Liabilities (T) (d)       Both (a) and (b)
(17)
Which one of is most likely to have the lowest rate of stock turn:

(a)       Jeweler (T) (b)       Green grocer(c)       Super market              (d)       News agent
(18)
If a store’s mark up is 25% the margin must be:

(a)       5%                                          (b)       15%(c)       10%                                        (d)       20% (T)
(19)
If the rate of G.P on sale is 20% and cost of goods, sold is Rs. 100,000, then amount of G.P will be equal to:

(a)       Rs. 20,000                             (b)       Rs. 25,000 (T) (c)       Rs. 35,000                             (d)       Rs. 15,000
(20)
Bad-debts written off always affect the:

(a)       Debtors A/c (T) (b)       Creditor A/c                                (c)       Cash A/c                           (d)       None of these

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