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Principles of Accounts I

The document is a practice exam for Grade 9 Principles of Accounts consisting of 22 multiple choice questions testing concepts such as financial statements, accounting principles, inventory valuation, depreciation, provisions and more. Students are instructed to choose one answer out of four options for each question and record their responses on a separate answer sheet. The exam is timed for 1 hour.

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Principles of Accounts I

The document is a practice exam for Grade 9 Principles of Accounts consisting of 22 multiple choice questions testing concepts such as financial statements, accounting principles, inventory valuation, depreciation, provisions and more. Students are instructed to choose one answer out of four options for each question and record their responses on a separate answer sheet. The exam is timed for 1 hour.

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LYCEUM INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

FIRST SEMESTER EXAMINATION - MARCH 2017


PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTS
PAPER I
9 (Cambridge)..........

Duration : 1 hour

[Total = 100 marks]


Instructions : There are thirty questions on this paper.
Answer ALL questions.
Choose ONE of the FOUR answers given and record your choice on the seperate
answer sheet.

Candidate's name : ........................................................... Admission no : ........................


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Grade 9 Principles of Accounts I contd.....
Answer All the questions.
1) Businesses use financial records to prepare final accounts.
Which record is used in the preparation of the Statement of financial position?
A bank statement B Cash book
C purchases journal D sales journal
2) What is calculated in the trading section of the income statement?
A closing inventory B gross profit
C profit for the year D sales revenue
3) Which is current liability?
A capital B cash C trade receivables D trade payables
4) A business provides the following information.
Revenue $ 10,000
Purchases $ 8,000
Opening inventory $ 1,000
Closing inventory $ 1,500
Sales returns $ 200
Purchases returns $ 300
A $ 2,000 B $ 2,100 C $ 7,200 D $ 8,200
5) Employees skills are not recorded in the books of account.
Which accounting principle is involved?
A consistency B money measurement
C prudence D business entity
6) A retailer's capital is $ 40 000. The following payments are made from the business bank account.
$ 5000 for extension to the retailer's shop
$ 2000 for purchase of television for retailer's private house
How much is the retailer's capital now?
A $33 000 B $35 000 C $38 000 D $45 000
7) Sara's sales journal includes the following entry.
date name amount $
April Ali 350
To which accounts will this item be posted in Sara's ledger?
Account debited account credited
A Ali cash
B Ali sales
C cash Ali
D Sales Ali
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Grade 9 Principles of Accounts I contd.....from page 1
8) Nimal, a business consultant, provided the following information.
$
profit for the year 23 400
rent received from tenant 1 520
general expenses 39 760
loan interest paid 1 230

What was the total of the fees received from clients?


A $60 410 B $61 930 C $62 870 D $63 160
9) The following is a list of a builder's expenditure for the year.
$
motor vehicle 10 000
purchases 25 000
wages 20 000
rent of offices 6 000
machinery 7 000
petrol 3 000
What is the amount of capital expenditure?
A $10 000 B $17 000 C $54 000 D $71 000
10) An office machine cost $8500 and is estimated to have a useful life of four years. Its scrap value
at the end of this time is estimated at $1000.
What is the annual charge for depreciation using the straight-line method?
A $1000 B $1875 C $2125 D $2375
11) A sole trader depreciates his motor vehicles at 25% per annum on a reducing balance basis.
The vehicles cost $16 000 at 1 January Year 1.
What is the depreciation for Year 2?
A $3000 B $4000 C $7000 D $8000
12) Which affects both gross profit and net profi?
A carriage inwards B carriage outwards
C discount allowed D discount received
13) Which will give the cost of goods sold?
A opening stock – purchases + closing stock
B purchases + closing stock – opening stock
C opening stock + purchases – closing stock
D purchases – opening stock – closing stock
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Grade 9 Principles of Accounts I contd.....from page 2
14) Karl's trial balance for 31 December 2017 includes the following balances.
$
sales 3 200
inventory at 1 January 2017 200
purchases 1 800
expenses 800

Karl's stock at 31 December 2017 was $300.


What is Karl's profit for the year?
A $400 B $500 C $700 D $1500
15) The same accounting treatment should be applied to similar items at all times.
Which accounting principle is being applied?
A consistency B duality
C money measurement D prudence
16) Amir buys goods with a list price of $1500 from Zainab, who allows a trade discount of 20%.
A cash discount of 5% is also allowed if settlement is made within 30 days.
What amount will be entered in Amir's purchases journal?
A $1125 B $1140 C $1200 D $1425
17) Abdul is a trader in office furniture. He buys furniture on credit from Farad for use in his own
business.
How will Abdul record this transaction?
account debited account credited
A purchases Farad
B Farad purchases
C office furniture Farad
D Farad office furniture
18) A business provides the following information.
$
accrued expenses 9350
accrued income 24 750
prepaid expenses 14 250
prepaid income 32 650

What is the total amount to be included in current liabilities?


A $34 100 B $39 000 C $42 000 D $46 900
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Grade 9 Principles of Accounts I contd.....from page 3
19) Why is depreciation provided on non-current assets?
A so that the cost is allocated to periods that benefit from them
B so that the entity concept is applied
C so that there is enough cash in the business to replace them
D so that they are shown at market value
20) A trader decides to change his provision for doubtful debts from 2% to 3% of trade receivables.
Which entry is made to record this?
debit credit
A bad debts income statement
B income statement bad debts
C income statement provision for doubtful debts
D provision for doubtful debts income statement

21) Bashir maintains a provision for doubtful debts of 3% of the trade receivables at the end of
the year.
On 31 December 2011 trade receivables amounted to $70 000.
On 31 December 2012 trade receivables amounted to $73 000.
Which double entry should Bashir make on 31 December 2012?
debit $ credit $
A income statement 90 provision for doubtful debts account 90
B income statement 2100 provision for doubtful debts account 2100
C provision for doubtful 90 income statement 90
debts account
D provision for doubtful 2100 income statement 2100
debts account

22) Candy purchased a motor vehicle. She also paid for the cost of delivering the vehicle, insurance
and fuel for the vehicle.
Which would be included in Candy's income statement?
A delivery cost, fuel, insurance
B delivery cost, fuel, insurance, motor vehicle
C delivery cost, motor vehicle
D fuel, insurance
23) At the end of its financial year a business had trade receivables of $16 000 and had provision
for doubtful debts of $640. The provision is to be maintained at 5%.
Which amount is shown in the income statement?
A $160 credit B $160 debit C $800 credit D $800 debit
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Grade 9 Principles of Accounts I contd.....from page 4
24) Which item is revenue expenditure?
A cost of painting new office premises during construction.
B cost of repairs to factory plant and machinery.
C legal fees for the purchase of new factory premises
D wages of a company's own workmen for building an office extension.
25) Sara had the following assets and liabilities on 1 August 2012.
$
non-current assets 44 000
non-current liabilities 10 000
inventory 1 500
trade payables 3 300
trade receivables 2 600
What was Sara's capital?
A $34 800 B $36 200 C $44 800 D $46 200
26) What are assets?
A items that are expected to be turned into cash in the near future.
B items that are owned by or owed to a business
C items that are owned by or owed by a business
D items that are purchased for long-term use by a business
27) Sally supplies goods to Jake.
In Sally's books the account of Jake shows a debit balance of $350.
Jake sends Sally a cheque for $75.
What is the balance on Jake's account after this transaction?
A $275 debit B $275 credit C $425 debit D $425 credit
28) Amounts owed by a trader for electricity are given below.
$
1 January 2 000
31 December 2 500
The charge for electricity shown in the income statement for the year ended 31 December was
$ 15 500.
What was the amount paid for electricity during the year?
A$15 000 B $15 500 C $16 000 D$20 000

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Grade 9 Principles of Accounts I contd.....from page 4
29) A business's trial balance included the following.
Dr CR
$ $
machinery at cost 10 000
provision for depreciation of machinery 3000

Depreciation is to be provided at 10% on cost.


What is the net book value of machinery shown in the Statement of financial position?
A $4000 B $6000 C $7000 D $9000

30) A business sends a cheque to a supplier. The transaction is recorded in the cash book and
supplier's account.
Which accounting principle is being applied?
A consistency B duality
C money measurement D prudence

END

Ref : NK

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