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| The accounting cycle consists of which of the following number of specific steps? | ||
| A) | Three | ||
| B) | Four | ||
| C) | Five | ||
| D) | Eight | ||
| E) | Ten | ||
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2 |
| The collection of all of the accounts is kept together in the: | ||
| A) | journal, only. | ||
| B) | ledger, only. | ||
| C) | trial balance, only. | ||
| D) | both the journal and the ledger. | ||
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3 |
| Which of the following is not true about the normal balance of the accounts or account categories shown below? | ||
| A) | Assets normally have a debit balance. | ||
| B) | Liabilities normally have a credit balance. | ||
| C) | Owners equity accounts normally have a credit balance. | ||
| D) | Accounts receivable normally has a credit balance. | ||
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4 |
| Consider the following: If you have $5,000 in Savings and a Car that is worth $10,000 and you still owe $3,000 on the car, what is your equity. | ||
| A) | $5,000 | ||
| B) | $15,000 | ||
| C) | $12,000 | ||
| D) | $18,000 | ||
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5 |
| Recording a $100,000 investment by owners on January 1 for capital stock of the company will result in which of the following? | ||
| A) | Increase an asset and decrease owners equity | ||
| B) | Increase an asset and increase owner's equity | ||
| C) | Increase an asset and increase liability | ||
| D) | Increase an asset and decrease a liability | ||
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6 |
| Revenue can be described as which of the following? | ||
| A) | Net income for the accounting period | ||
| B) | Sales minus expenses | ||
| C) | Gross increase in owners' equity resulting from operation of the business | ||
| D) | All of the above | ||
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7 |
| An advertising program was paid in advance on March 1 for delivery through newspaper advertisements beginning on April 1 and ending on April 15. The advertising program cost $5,000. When should the expense of the advertising program be recognized? | ||
| A) | April 1 | ||
| B) | March 1 | ||
| C) | May 1 | ||
| D) | April 15 | ||
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8 |
| If revenue is $50,000 and cost of goods sold was $20,000 and Salaries for the company was $15,000, and taxes are $5,000 how much is net income | ||
| A) | $30,000 | ||
| B) | $10,000 | ||
| C) | $15,000 | ||
| D) | $5,000 | ||
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9 |
| The debit balance of the trial balance is $456,000 and the credit balance of the trial balance is $465,000. This indicates which of the following? | ||
| A) | An account was not posted | ||
| B) | An account was posted twice | ||
| C) | An account was posted for an incorrect amount | ||
| D) | Any of the above might have occurred | ||
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10 |
| If, in fulfilling your duties as a bookkeeper or accountant, you are requested by a superior to record a nonexistent transaction that will reflect favorably on the financial position of the company, you should do which of the following? | ||
| A) | Not record the transaction, and report the request to a higher supervisor | ||
| B) | Ask for a raise in exchange for the risk involved in the fraud being disclosed | ||
| C) | Record the transaction, adding a note about the circumstances. | ||
| D) | Record the transaction as part of the normal journaliz |
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