11th Grade > Accountancy
RECORDING OF TRANSACTIONS 2 MCQs
Total Questions : 30
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Answer: Option A. -> Cash account
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A
The cash account is credited.
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A
The cash account is credited.
Answer: Option C. -> Contra Entry
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C
An entry which is made on both sides of a cash book is called Contra Entry.
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C
An entry which is made on both sides of a cash book is called Contra Entry.
Answer: Option C. -> Both sides will have the same total
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C
Both sides will have the same total after balancing.
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C
Both sides will have the same total after balancing.
Answer: Option C. -> Debit Office Expense Rs27, debit Supplies Rs36 and credit Petty Cash Rs63
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C
Debit Office Expense Rs27, debit Supplies Rs36 and credit Petty Cash Rs63
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C
Debit Office Expense Rs27, debit Supplies Rs36 and credit Petty Cash Rs63
Answer: Option B. -> Credit purchases do not find place in purchase day book as they are recorded in Cash book.
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B
Cash purchases do not find place in purchase day book as they are recorded in Cash book.
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B
Cash purchases do not find place in purchase day book as they are recorded in Cash book.
Answer: Option B. -> Credit
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B
When balance of an account is a debit balance, the entry for balancing is done on credit side of ledger.
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B
When balance of an account is a debit balance, the entry for balancing is done on credit side of ledger.
Answer: Option C. -> Cash Book
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C
Cash received from debtors is recorded in Cash Book.
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C
Cash received from debtors is recorded in Cash Book.
Answer: Option B. -> Credit
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B
Purchase returnaccount is always credited with the amount of purchase return book as sundries.
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B
Purchase returnaccount is always credited with the amount of purchase return book as sundries.
Answer: Option D. -> Cash Book
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D
Cash purchases are recorded in a cash book.
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D
Cash purchases are recorded in a cash book.
Answer: Option C. -> A book of prime entry in which all credit sales are recorded
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C
A sales book is a book of prime entry in which all credit sales are recorded.
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C
A sales book is a book of prime entry in which all credit sales are recorded.