The document is a worksheet for Grade 10 accounting focused on control accounts, presenting multiple-choice questions related to credit sales, sales ledger, and purchase ledger control accounts. It includes practical scenarios for calculating balances and preparing control accounts based on given data. The document also provides specific transactions for the month of May 2008 to analyze and prepare the Sales Ledger Control Account and Purchases Ledger Control Account.
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Control Account MCQ
The document is a worksheet for Grade 10 accounting focused on control accounts, presenting multiple-choice questions related to credit sales, sales ledger, and purchase ledger control accounts. It includes practical scenarios for calculating balances and preparing control accounts based on given data. The document also provides specific transactions for the month of May 2008 to analyze and prepare the Sales Ledger Control Account and Purchases Ledger Control Account.
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Hoarafushi Accounting / Work sheet Control account Grade 10 Choose the best answer. 1. What is the source of information for credit sales for preparing the control accounts? A. Sales account in the General ledger B. Sales journal C. General journal D. Sales ledger 2. Which of the following is not considered while preparing the sales ledger control account? A. Opening balance of debtors B. Discount received C. Discount allowed D. Returns inwards 3. Which item will appear on the debit side of a debtors ledger control account? A. Cash sales B. Cheques received C. Return inwards D. Sales on credit 4. Which item will appear on the credit side of a purchase ledger control account? A. Cheques paid B. Discount received C. Credit purchases D. purchases returns 5. What is the purpose of preparing the control accounts? A. To calculate the total sales B. To calculate the closing debtors only C. To calculate the closing creditors only D. To check the arithmetical accuracy of each ledger separately. 6. What is the alternative name of the sales ledger control account? A. Total debtors account B. Total creditors account C. Purchases account D. sales account. 7. Cash is refunded to customer, who had overpaid his account. In which ledger control account it is recorded? A. Debit side of sales ledger control account. B. Credit side of sales ledger control account. C. Debit side of purchase ledger control account. D. Credit side of purchase ledger control account. 8. A refund was received from a supplier for excess payment made by us. Where should it be recorded? A. Debit side of sales ledger control account. B. Credit side of sales ledger control account. C. Debit side of purchase ledger control account. D. Credit side of purchase ledger control account. 9. A purchase ledger control account is prepared from the following list of items:- Total creditors at the start of the month $ 900 Credit purchases $ 12000 Customers’ debts written off $ 200 Cash paid to creditors $ 11800 Returns inwards $ 300 What is the closing balance? A. $ 600 B. $900 C. $ 1100 D. 1400 The following details are available from Kims’s books for the month of May 2008 2008 $ May 1 Sales Ledger Control account balance 10 000
Purchases Ledger Control account balance 8 000
31 Purchases for month 12 000
Sales for month 16 000
Returns inwards 1 000
Returns outwards 400
Payments to creditors 11 000
Receipts from debtors 15 500
Customer’s cheque returned unpaid by bank 500
Bad debts written off 300
Discount received 550
Discount allowed 750
Transfer of debit balances from Sales Ledger to
Purchases Ledger during month 400
Credit balances in Sales Ledger 31 May 2008 600
Debit balances in Purchases Ledger 31 May 2008 200
Prepare the Sales Ledger Control Account and Sales Ledger Control Account for the month of May 2008.
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