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Chapter – 12
Worksheet
Encircle the most appropriate answer from the following:
1.Worksheet provides complete information for preparing:
- Income Statement
- Financial Statement
- Position Statement
- Bank Reconciliation Statement
2.One way of avoiding errors in the permanent accounting records is to use a form which is
- Bank Statement.
- Trial Balance
- Balance Sheet
- Worksheet
3.Adjusting entries affect:
- Balance sheet
- Worksheet
- Income statement
- Both 1,2,3
4.Which one of the following is not considered the permanent part of the accounting record?
- Journal
- Trial Balance
- Worksheet
- Ledger
5.The body of worksheet contains:
- Two pairs of money columns.
- Four pairs of money column
- Three pairs of money column
- Five pairs of money column
6.In the preparation of the worksheet the amounts in the trial balance columns are taken directly from :
- Journal
- Trial Balance
- Ledger
- Transaction
7.Expired cost of fixed assets means:
- Appreciation
- Depreciation
- Amortisation
- None of these
8.A sheet which minimizes the chances of errors to the maximum possible extent is called:
- Balance sheet
- Paper sheet
- Worksheet
- Income statement
9.Which one of the following is used to simplify work, to be done at the end of period.
- Worksheet
- Income statement
- Balance sheet
- Bank Statement
10.Financial statement is prepared from the amount given in:
- Adjustments columns
- Trial Balance columns
- Adjusted trial balance columns.
- Cash column
11.The amount of assets, liabilities, capital and drawings are extended from adjusted trial balance to the:
- Cash columns
- Income statement columns
- Balance sheet columns
- Bank columns
12.Excess of credit column over debit column in income statement is called:
- Net loss
- Cash balance
- Net profit
- Gross profit