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Subject:     Financial Management
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   Which of the following can be defined as the reporting of the
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  issued to the external users on a periodic basis?  | 
  
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   What is concerned with providing financial results to managements,
  creditor, investors, bank, government, stock exchange, brokers and employees,
  etc., for decision making?  | 
  
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   What helps to identify strong areas of performance and also points out
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   Which of the following protects the properties of the business by
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   What is capital used to purchase fixed asset called?   | 
  
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   Which of the following is a person who owes something to business?  | 
  
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   Which of the following is concerned with providing financial results
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   Which of the following also involves in the preparation of the trial
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   Which of the following have interest in information about the
  continuation of an enterprise when they have established a long term
  involvement the enterprise?  | 
  
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   Which of the following is not the function of Financial Accounting?  | 
  
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   What is processing of transactions in accounting called?  | 
  
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   Which of the following is derived from the French word ‘jour’ which
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   What means a daily record?  | 
  
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   Which of the following records all the purchases of inventory on
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   Which of the following records the return of credit purchases or
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   Which of the following records all transactions that are not recorded
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   Which of the following is the principle books of accounts which
  contain all the account information of a business?  | 
  
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   How many type of ledger are there?  | 
  
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   What is Periodical Balance Form also called?  | 
  
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   Who cannot get the information of transactions from the journals?  | 
  
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   Which of the following is required to find out the financial position
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   What refers to buying and selling of goods?  | 
  
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   If the cost price of machinery is Rs 50,000 and it is sold in Rs.60,
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   The gross profit is Rs.60, 000  | 
 
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   The gross profit is Rs.50, 000  | 
 
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   The gross profit is Rs.10, 000  | 
 
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   Which of the following furnishes only those data which are relevant
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   Which of the following reveals Gross Profit or Gross Loss?  | 
  
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   Which of the following is defined as “a Statement which sets out the
  Assets and Liabilities of a business firm 
  and which serves to ascertain the financial position of the same on
  any particular date?  | 
  
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   Which of the following account is prepared to find out the difference
  between Selling price and Cost price?  | 
  
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   Which of the following is stock on hand at the commencement of the
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   Which of the following has been defined in many ways by various
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   Which of the following furnishes only those data which are relevant
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   _____________ decision making can be taken by the help of financial
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   Current liability has to be paid within a _________.  | 
  
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   Financial accounting is used for ___________ and maintenance of
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   ______________ frequently requires timely financial information that
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   Current assets are those which are receivable within a _________.  | 
  
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   Systematically __________ all the business events posting through
  journals and ledgers to finally prepare financial statements like profit and
  loss account and balance sheet.  | 
  
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   The accounting information should be presented in a truthful, accurate
  and complete manner and capable of being verified by the potential
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   ____________ and their agencies are interested in the allocation of
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   The __________ in the entire business are either in a credit basis or
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   In double entry accounting, a company’s _________ are equal to the
  company’s Liabilities plus owner’s equity.  | 
  
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   The _________ always recorded on the left-hand side while the credit
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   If the total debit does not equal to the total credit then there must
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   ____________ in revenue account increases the credit balance.  | 
  
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   __________ items decrease the owner’s equity so they have debit
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      | 
  
   Expenses  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   45  | 
  
   The flow of information starts with _______ data and gradually
  transformed into financial statements.  | 
  
   raw  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   assets  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   old  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   client  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   46  | 
  
   Journal is day book which ________ business history in date wise
  manner.  | 
  
   summarises  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   report  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   record  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   knows  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   47  | 
  
   If the managers want to know that how the ________ are going on for
  the current year then they check out the sales of general ledger  | 
  
   business  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   market  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   sales  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   management  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   48  | 
  
   There are ______ types of ledger  | 
  
   three  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   five  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   two  | 
 
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      | 
  
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   four  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   49  | 
  
   _______the entries made in the journal must be posted into ledger  | 
  
   Record  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   Higher  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   All   | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   None of  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   50  | 
  
   Place the page of _____ where the transferred information is located
  in the post reference column of the ledger account.  | 
  
   Journal  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   Ledger  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   Transfer  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   Posting  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   51  | 
  
   The importance of ________ account is to inform the businessman about
  the business progress and financial position at the right time in the right
  way.  | 
  
   final  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   profit  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   project  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Journal  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   52  | 
  
   ________ & Profit and Loss Account is prepared to find out Profit
  and Loss.  | 
  
   Final  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Report  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Trading  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Transactions  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   53  | 
  
   If all the records are correctly recorded in the book, the _________
  sheet must tally automatically.  | 
  
   balance  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   credit  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   report  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   general  | 
 
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      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   54  | 
  
   Sales return must be ___________ from the Total Sales to get Net Sale  | 
  
   divided  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   multiplyied  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   added  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   subtracted  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   55  | 
  
   The presentation of accounting ____________ in such a way as to
  assists management in the creation of policy and day to day operation of an
  undertaking.  | 
  
   journal  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   information  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   management  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   policy  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   56  | 
  
   Management Accounting Information is useful to _____________.  | 
  
   business  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   market  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   management  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   accounts  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   57  | 
  
   The main motive of Management Accounting is to serve the management
  while making the _________ for the organisation.  | 
  
   work  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   function  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   decision  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   schedule  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   58  | 
  
   There should be a _________ approach for a logical decision-making
  process.  | 
  
   management  | 
 
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      | 
  
      | 
  
   quantitative  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   profit  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   qualitative  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   59  | 
  
   _______________ of accounting is much useful than Financial Report as
  it provides some insight impact of rise in price of the product.  | 
  
   Journal  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Log book  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Cost Book  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   Ledger  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Multiple Choice Single Response  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   60  | 
  
   In ____________ accounting there is a great importance to figures
  worked out accurately.  | 
  
   general  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   financial   | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   management  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   project  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   61  | 
  
   Controlling also points out people who are underperformed  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   62  | 
  
   Financial accounting is used for recording and maintenance of accounts
  of various transactions which needs special skills and knowledge.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   63  | 
  
   Accounting does not follow certain policies, procedures and
  principles.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   64  | 
  
   Buildings, plants are immovable assets.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   65  | 
  
   Fixed assets are used in the production of goods and services.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   66  | 
  
   If a sugar dealer purchase sugar for resale then the sugar is called
  goods.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   67  | 
  
   Fixed assets are those which can be easily converted into cash.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   68  | 
  
   A person to whom goods are sold on credit becomes a trade debtor to
  the business.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   69  | 
  
   Every business involves exchange of goods and services.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   70  | 
  
   Business transaction takes place throughout the year.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   71  | 
  
   The amount is recorded as debit with a corresponding amount being
  recorded as debit.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   72  | 
  
   For every debit account there must be one credit account.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   73  | 
  
   The Double Entry rule can be helpful when there are no mistakes in the
  Financial Records.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   74  | 
  
   First stage of preparing financial statements starts with source
  documents of the business.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   75  | 
  
   There is a ledger account for every Assets, Liabilities, expenses and
  revenue.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   76  | 
  
   The trial balance shows all the accounts in the General Ledger.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   77  | 
  
   The statement of financial performance does not show the results of
  the firm.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   78  | 
  
   No the entries made in the journal must be posted into ledger.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   79  | 
  
   A manager cannot get the information of transactions from the
  journals.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   80  | 
  
   Once the journals are posted, the monetary amounts are then
  transferred to the general ledgers.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   81  | 
  
   It is quite natural that businessman is interested in knowing whether
  his business is running in profit or in loss.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   82  | 
  
   Preparation of Final Account is only possible after the preparation of
  Balance Sheet.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   83  | 
  
   If the final price exceeds the Cost price then it will bring Gross
  Profit.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   84  | 
  
   The difference between the two sides of the Trading Account shows that
  either it is profit or a loss.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   85  | 
  
   All the expenses occurred in the business is divided into two parts.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   86  | 
  
   The total of assets and Liabilities must tally with each other.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   87  | 
  
   With the help of the management-decision the managers cannot maintain
  their work scheduled properly  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   88  | 
  
   Price of a company product is to be revised twice or more than that as
  per the market demand.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   89  | 
  
   The voluminous data in the financial report does not show the
  performance of the business.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   True/False  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Questions  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   90  | 
  
   Management Accounting deals with the internal operation of the
  organization.  | 
  
   TRUE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
      | 
  
   FALSE  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   91  | 
  
   Classification  | 
  
   It is concerned with the systematic analysis of recorded data in such
  a way that the transactions of similar classes are classified under
  appropriate heading.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Controlling  | 
  
   It helps to identify strong areas of performance and also points out
  the individuals or departments to be rewarded.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Protecting  | 
  
   It protects the properties of the business by recording them as per
  the date and showing them in the balance sheet.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Summarising  | 
  
   It is concerned with the presentation of classified data in such a
  manner that the management can figure out which data is required for them in
  decision making  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   92  | 
  
   Management  | 
  
   It needs accounting information to review the firm’s activity, short
  term planning, long term planning and profitability etc  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Creditors  | 
  
   They are both short term and long term.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Employees  | 
  
   They need the account information to know about the stability and
  profitability of the employers  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Tax authorities  | 
  
   This need information to access the tax liabilities of an enterprise.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   93  | 
  
   Capital  | 
  
   Funds brought by the owners to start a business  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Assets  | 
  
   It may be fixed, current and liquid.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Liability  | 
  
   The amount which is to be paid in future with respect to payment
  towards acquisition of an asset or performance of a service.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Goods  | 
  
   Commodities and articles purchased for resale.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   94  | 
  
   Accounting equation  | 
  
   In double entry accounting, a company’s assets are equal to the
  company’s Liabilities plus owner’s equity.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Personal accounts  | 
  
   They are accounts of person, firms, organizations, companies and
  institutions etc.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Real accounts  | 
  
   Accounts related to properties and assets of a businessman.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Nominal accounts  | 
  
   All items of expenses and losses, income and gain come under this
  account  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   95  | 
  
   Cash Receipts Journals  | 
  
   It records all the funds coming to the business in the form of either
  cash or cheque.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Cash Payment journals  | 
  
   It records all cash and cheque paid.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Sales Journals  | 
  
   It records all sales trading stocks like, inventories on credit.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Sales Return and Allowances Journal  | 
  
   It records the returns of credit sales.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   96  | 
  
   Date Column  | 
  
   It is not necessary to write the year because it already mentioned in
  the beginning of the page.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Particular Column  | 
  
   It is one of the most important columns in the Journal.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Debit Amount Column  | 
  
   In this column, the amount of transaction is written against the word
  “Or” in particular column on that time.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Credit Amount Column  | 
  
   In this column, the amount of transaction is written against the name
  of the account credited on that time.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Match the following  | 
  
      | 
 
| 
   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
| 
   97  | 
  
   Periodical Balance Form  | 
  
   In this type of ledger the page is divided into two halves, left hand
  side is called debit side and right hand side is called as credit side.  | 
 
| 
      | 
  
   Running Balance Form  | 
  
   This form of ledger is much similar structure of Journal, with a
  single difference is that it contains an extra column with heading “Balance”
  at the end.  | 
 
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   In the Ledger  | 
  
   Locate the corresponding account  | 
 
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   In the Journal  | 
  
   Posting the ledger is usually made periodically.  | 
 
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   Match the following  | 
  
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   98  | 
  
   Error of Commission  | 
  
   These errors are clerical in nature.  | 
 
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   Error of Omission  | 
  
   This may be recorded at the time of recording the transaction in the
  book of original entry or while posting to the ledger.  | 
 
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   Error of Principle  | 
  
   There are some rules while making entries in the book of accounts.  | 
 
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   Offsetting Error (Compensating Error)  | 
  
   When two or more errors are committed in such a way that the net
  effect of such errors on debit and credit side becomes nil, then that type of
  error  | 
 
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   Match the following  | 
  
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   99  | 
  
   Opening Stock  | 
  
   Stock on hand at the commencement of the year or period  | 
 
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   Closing Stock  | 
  
   It represents the value of goods at the end of the Trading Account  | 
 
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   Purchases  | 
  
   It indicates total purchases both in credit and cash  | 
 
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   Direct Expenses  | 
  
   Wages  | 
 
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   Match the following  | 
  
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   Question ID  | 
  
   Question  | 
  
   Options  | 
 
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   100  | 
  
   Selling Expenses  | 
  
   Carriage Outward, Travelling Expenses, Advertising  | 
 
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   Office Expenses  | 
  
   Office salary, Rent, Tax, Stationary etc  | 
 
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   Maintenance Expenses  | 
  
   Repairs, Renewals and Depreciation  | 
 
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   Financial Expenses  | 
  
   Interest paid on loan, Discount allowed etc  | 
 
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