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Accounting Test Easy Mode MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Ahmed's cheque endorse to Akbar should be debited to
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Cash account
Cheque account
Akbar's account
Ahmed account
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Question # 2
A bill of exchange is a method of payment on
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Cash Basis
Credit Basis
Reserve Basis
Accommodation Basis
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Question # 3
Net profit plus expenses is equal to
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purchases
Cost of goods sold
Capital
Gross profit
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Question # 4
The periodical total of purchases book is posted to the
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Debit of purchases account
Credit of purchases account
Credit of cash account
Debit of sales account
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Question # 5
An Entry which is recorded on the both sides of cash book is called
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Simple Entry
Compound Entry
Combined Entry
Contra Entry
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Question # 6
A Journal is generally kept on:
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A columnar basis
A row basis
A single line basis
Vertical basis
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Question # 7
The errors in which amount have occurred on the opposite sides of two or more accounts and have concealed themselves in the net result, are:
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Error of principle
Errors of omission
Errors of commission
Compensating error
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Question # 8
The profit which is earned during the ordinary course of business is regarded as:
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Capital profit
Revenue profit
Revenue loss
Long term profit
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Question # 9
Journal is prepared in
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Columnar form
Vertical form
Horizontal form
Row form
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Question # 10
Accounting principles can be classified in
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three types
two types
five types
six types
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Question # 11
If the error committed in the capital account, it will affect
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trading account
profit & loss account
trading and profit & loss account
balance sheet
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Question # 12
When a new partner is admitted with out the consent of the old partner.
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Partnership will be dissolved
Will value
Agreed value
None of these
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Question # 13
Arithmetical accuracy of the books of accounts cannot be checked under.
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Single Entry system
Double entery system
None entery system
Both a and b
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Question # 14
The debentures which does not carry any charges o the assets of the company.
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Simple debentures
Mortagage debentures
Redeemable debentures
None of these
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Question # 15
Partnership is formed under the act of.
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1984
1932
1912
1962
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Question # 16
The method for preparing the final accounts in trading concerns and non-profit making organizations are
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Same
Different
Easy
Difficult
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Question # 17
Non-profit making organizations are established for
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Profit
Charitable or religious purpose
To manufacture goods
To help the rich people
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Question # 18
The losses arise in consignment transactions, such as loss of goods in transit, theft, goods damaged or destroyed by fire etc are.
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Normal losses
Additional loss
Abnormal losses
Both abnormal and normal loss
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Question # 19
The consignment inward book or journalis matinained by.
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Consignor
Consignee
Customer
Debtors
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Question # 20
The amount payable to the retiring partner is shown in the balance sheet of partnership as.
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Capital
Loan
Investment
Assets
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Question # 21
Receipts and payments account shows
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Debit and credit balances of ledgers
Incomes and expenditures
Cash receipts and payments
Assets and liabilities
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Question # 22
According to companies ordinance, single entry system cannot be adopted by,
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Sole proprietorship
Partnership
"a" and "b"
Joint stock companies
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