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Chapters – 3

 Analysis of Business Transactions & Double Entry System

Encircle the most appropriate answer from the following four answers.

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1  The best system of accounting in the modern world is:

1. No entry system
2. Multiple entry system
3. Single entry system
4. Double entry system

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 2  Discount allowed is:

1. An asset
2. A liability
3. A Revenue
4. An expense

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3Accounts which keep records of properties or things are

1. Nominal accounts
2. Personal accounts
3. Real accounts
4. None of these

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4  Accounts which keep records of expenses, gains and losses are called;

1.  Personal accounts
2. Nominal accounts
3. Real accounts
4. None Of these

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5  Purchase of furniture should be debited to:

1. Cash account .
2. Furniture account
3. Purchase. account
4. Creditors account

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6  Rent salaries and wages paid are:

1. Nominal accounts
2. Real accounts
3. Personal accounts
4. None Of these

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7  The claim of the supplier in the business is called:

1. Expense
2. Revenue
3. Liability
4. Assets

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8  Ahmed’s account is an example of:

1. Personal account
2. Nominal account
3. Real account
4. None of these

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9  How many categories of accounts are:

1. Five
2. Four
3. Three
4. Two

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10 Goods purchased for cash from Babar should be debited to:

1. Goods account
2.  Cash account
3.  Babar account
4. Purchases account

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11  Stationery account is an example of;

1. Loss
2.  Consumable asset
3.  None of these
4. expenses

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12  Discount received from Ali should be debited to:

1. Cash account
2. Discount received account
3. Ali account
4. None Of these

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13 Cash invested in business by Owner will increase

1. cash
2. Capital
3. Liability
4. Both 1 and 2

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14 Discount allowed to Mr A Will be credited to:

1. Cash account
2. Mr A’s Account.
3. None of these
4. Discount allowed account

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15 Cash and personal accounts maintained in

1.  None of these
2. Single entry system
3. Double entry system
4.  Multiple entry system

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 16. Real and Nominal accounts are maintained under:

1. Triple entry system
2.  Single entry system
3. Double entry system
4. .Multiple entry system

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17  Rent paid to the landlord for a portion of b “ld (d) Multiple “my system

1. Building account
2. Landlord account
3.  Rent account
4. Cash account

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18  Purchased goods on credit increases the:

1. Debtors
2. Customers
3. Creditors
4. None of these

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19, Purchased furniture on account will be credited to:

1. Furniture account
2. Creditor account
3.  Purchased account
4. Cash account

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20, All expenses and losses should be debited and all gains should be credited“ is applied to:

1. Real Accounts
2. Nominal Accounts
3. Personal Accounts
4. None of these

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21. Assets coming in should be debited and going out should be credited is applied to:

1. Personal Accounts
2.  Real Accounts
3. Nominal Accounts ‘
4. 1 and 2 Accounts

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22   A person who receives the benefit should be debited and who gives the benefit should be credited is applied to:

1. Personal Accounts
2. Real Accounts
3. Nominal Accounts
4. 1 and 2 account

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23  debit the increase

1.  Assets, Revenue
2. Assets, Expenses
3. Assets, Liabilities
4.  Assets, Capital

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24  Credit the increase in

1. Expenses, Capital and Liabilities
2.  Assets, Expenses
3. Revenue, Capital and Liability
4. Assets, Capital andLiabilities

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25. Debit the decrease in:

1. Revenue, Capital and Liabilities
2. Expenses, Capital and Liabilities,
3. c) Assets. Capital and Liabilities
4. Assets. Expenses

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Credit the decrease in:

1. Revenue and Liabilities
2. Asset and Expenses\
3. Expenses and Liabilities
4. Assets and Liabilities

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27. Sold merchandise on Credit to Ali Rs.7000 involves

1. Real and Real accounts ,
2. Nominal and Personal accounts
3. Nominal and Real accounts
4.  Real and Personal accounts;

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28- Invested Rs.2. 00.000 Cash, Building Rs.7500 furniture rs 25000

1. Real and Nominal accounts
2. Real and Personal accounts .
3. Personal and Nominal accounts
4. Real accounts

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29. Purchased Goods for Cash Rs.50000 subject to 10% trade discount involves:

1.  Real and Personal accounts
2. Real and Nominal accounts
3. Personal and Nominal accounts
4.  Nominal accounts

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30. Withdrew Cash for personal use Rs.300 involves: , – ,_

1.  Real and Proprietorship account
2. Proprietorship and Personal account
3. nominal account and real account
4. Nominal and Personal accounts

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31. Discount received is a:

1. Revenue
2. Liability
3.  Expense
4. Asset

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32. A summary of transactions relating to a person or thing: ,

1. Book-keeping
2. Accountancy
3. Accounting
4. Accoun

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