CMA Foundation RT2 (CH-1) ACC

R.T.2 CH.I CMAF-ACC
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    1. Cash column of cash book can never have

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    Credit balance

    Debit balance

    Zero balance

    None of the above

    1. Which of the following is a transaction of contra entry?

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    Purchased goods from X Rs.10,000

    Cash deposited into bank Rs. 15,000

    Paid to Y Rs. 4,800 in full settlement of Rs. 5,000

    Shop rent of Rs. 6,000, paid by cheque

     

    1. Journal is a

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    Memorandum record

    Secondary record

    Primary record

    None of the above

    1. From the following is not considered as subsidiary book?

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    Bills Receivable Book

    Bills Payable Book

    Journal Proper

    Cash Book

    1. Journal proper is meant for recording ______

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    Credit purchase of fixed assets for recording.

    Returns of goods.

    All such transactions for which no special journal has been kept by the business.

    None of these.

    1. Which of the following will not be entered in the Cash Book?

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    Dishonored cheques

    Post-dated cheques

    Notes and coins received

    Crossed cheques

    1. Journal records all transactions in __

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    Alphabetical order

    Random manner

    Chronological order

    None of the above

    1. Modern financial accounting is based on

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    Dual Aspect Concept

    Cost Concept

    Accrual Concept

    Going Concern Concep

    1. Accrual system of Accounting is also known as –

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    Cash system of accounting

    Mercantile system of accounting

    Cost system of accounting

    None of the above

    1. Purchase of machinery for cash —

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    Decreases total assets

    Increases total assets

    Total assets remain unchanged

    Decrease total liability

    1. All accounts of credit customers are kept in the ______ ledger.

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    General

    Debtors

    Creditors

    Private

    1. Subsidiary Books are ________ books of transaction which are subsequentlyentered the ledger

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    Record

    Memorandum

    Primary

    Secondary

    1. Which of the following statement is/are true? (i) Cash book records all cashreceipts and cash payments (ii) Cash book records all sale and purchase

      transactions of goods both in cash and on credit (iii) Cash book records

      discount on cash payments

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    Only (i) above

    Only (ii) above

    Only (iii) above

    Both (i) and (ii) above

    1. Sales return book is prepared from

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    Inward invoice

    Credit note

    Debit note

    Outward invoice

    1. Sale of old furniture on credit is originally recorded in the —

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    Sales day book

    Purchases day book

    Cash book

    Journal prope

    1. Overcasting of Purchases journal would affect

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    Sales account

    Purchase account

    Supplier’s account and Purchase account

    None of the above

    1. Narrations Are Usually Given At The End Of

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    Each Column

    Each page

    Each journal entry

    Each account

    1. Current liability includes

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    Bills payable

    Creditors

    O/S liabilities

    All of the above

    1. A Withdrawal Of Cash From Business By The Proprietor Should Be Credited

      To

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    Cash Account

    Purchase Account

    Drawings Account

    Capital Account

    1. Which Of The Following Statements Is False?

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    Credit side of total of Discount column of cash Book is an income

    Credit balance of Bank Pass Book is an Overdraft

    Debit balance of bank column of cash book is an asset

    Debit balance of cash column of cash book is an asse

    1. Copy Right A/c is a

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    Tangible Real account

    Intangible Real account

    Personal Account

    None of these

    1. A ltd has a Rs.35,000 account receivable from Mohan. On January 20,

      Mohan makes a partial payment of Rs.21,000 to A ltd. The Journal entry

      made on January 20 by A ltd. to record this transactions includes:

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    A credited to the Cash received account of Rs.21000

    A credited to the Accounts receivable account of Rs.21000

    A debit to the Cash account Rs.14000

    None of these

    1. Rent paid to landlord is credited to

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    Landlord’s account

    Rent account

    Cash account

    None of these

    1. After preparing the trial balance the accountant finds that the total of debit 2 points

    side is short by Rs.15000. This difference will be___

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    Credited to suspense account

    Debited to suspense account

    Adjusted to any of the debit balance account

    None of these

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