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Week 3 Quiz

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  1. In a T-account, what does a debit mean?

    Select one.

    • An amount on the right side of the account
    • An amount on the left side of the account
    • An increase in the account, whatever its type
    • Good news for the business that records it
  2. Which group of accounts increases with debits?

    Select one.

    • Assets, expenses, and dividends
    • Liabilities, common stock, and revenues
    • Assets, liabilities, and revenues
    • Revenues, expenses, and retained earnings
  3. In the illustrative bicycle shop's Month 1, a cycling club pays $1,200 in advance for a season of group tune-ups the shop has not yet performed (transaction 5). Which journal entry records it?

    Select one.

    • Debit Cash $1,200; credit Service Revenue $1,200
    • Debit Unearned Revenue $1,200; credit Cash $1,200
    • Debit Cash $1,200; credit Unearned Revenue $1,200
    • Debit Service Revenue $1,200; credit Cash $1,200
  4. After the illustrative bicycle shop posts Month 1, its Cash T-account shows $35,700 on the left side and $18,600 on the right side. What is the Cash balance?

    Select one.

    • $35,700, a debit balance
    • $17,100, a credit balance
    • $54,300, a debit balance
    • $17,100, a debit balance
  5. The illustrative bicycle shop journalizes and posts all 12 of its Month 1 transactions and prepares an unadjusted trial balance. What are its column totals?

    Select one.

    • $33,200 in each column
    • $36,800 in each column
    • $36,800 of debits and $33,200 of credits
    • $31,700 in each column
  6. Which of these errors would leave a trial balance in balance? Select every one that applies.

    Select every option that applies.

    • Omitting a transaction from the journal entirely
    • Recording the same transaction twice
    • Posting an expense to the wrong expense account
    • Posting only the debit half of a journal entry
    • Posting a $600 debit and a $60 credit for one entry
  7. A balanced trial balance proves that every transaction was recorded correctly.

    True or false.

    • True
    • False
  8. What did Luca Pacioli's Summa de arithmetica, geometria, proportioni et proportionalita, printed in Venice in 1494, contribute to accounting?

    Select one.

    • It contains the first published description of double-entry bookkeeping
    • It shows that Pacioli invented double-entry bookkeeping for his merchants
    • It set out the first generally accepted accounting principles for companies
    • It made the trial balance a legal requirement for merchants in Venice
  9. A bank reviews the illustrative bicycle shop's records before deciding whether to lend it money. What kind of user of accounting information is the bank?

    Select one.

    • An internal user
    • A standard setter
    • An external user
    • A managerial accountant
  10. One of the illustrative bicycle shop's founders pays a personal grocery bill with personal cash. What does the shop's journal record?

    Select one.

    • Debit Supplies and credit Cash, because groceries are supplies the shop uses
    • Debit Dividends and credit Cash, because the money goes to an owner
    • Debit Wages Expense and credit Cash, because the founder works there
    • Nothing, because the shop is an entity separate from its owners

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