This document is a practice test for accounting students. It contains two sections:
1. Short questions (15 questions worth 2 marks each) defining key accounting terms related to bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements, renewals, dishonoring bills, and more.
2. Multiple choice questions (10 questions worth 1 mark each) testing understanding of concepts like the definition of a bill of exchange, classification of expenses and assets, identification of debtors and creditors, maintenance of cash accounts, allocation of partnership profits and losses, and posting of dividend transactions.
The test is out of a total of 40 marks and students are given 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete it. Good luck is
This document is a practice test for accounting students. It contains two sections:
1. Short questions (15 questions worth 2 marks each) defining key accounting terms related to bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements, renewals, dishonoring bills, and more.
2. Multiple choice questions (10 questions worth 1 mark each) testing understanding of concepts like the definition of a bill of exchange, classification of expenses and assets, identification of debtors and creditors, maintenance of cash accounts, allocation of partnership profits and losses, and posting of dividend transactions.
The test is out of a total of 40 marks and students are given 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete it. Good luck is
This document is a practice test for accounting students. It contains two sections:
1. Short questions (15 questions worth 2 marks each) defining key accounting terms related to bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements, renewals, dishonoring bills, and more.
2. Multiple choice questions (10 questions worth 1 mark each) testing understanding of concepts like the definition of a bill of exchange, classification of expenses and assets, identification of debtors and creditors, maintenance of cash accounts, allocation of partnership profits and losses, and posting of dividend transactions.
The test is out of a total of 40 marks and students are given 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete it. Good luck is
This document is a practice test for accounting students. It contains two sections:
1. Short questions (15 questions worth 2 marks each) defining key accounting terms related to bills of exchange, promissory notes, endorsements, renewals, dishonoring bills, and more.
2. Multiple choice questions (10 questions worth 1 mark each) testing understanding of concepts like the definition of a bill of exchange, classification of expenses and assets, identification of debtors and creditors, maintenance of cash accounts, allocation of partnership profits and losses, and posting of dividend transactions.
The test is out of a total of 40 marks and students are given 1 hour and 20 minutes to complete it. Good luck is
Q1. Short questions all the questions carry equal marks (15*2=30) 1. Define days of grace. 2. Bill of exchange. 3. Define Maturity. 4. Difference between inland bill and trade bill. 5. Define renewal of bill. 6. Define dishonored of bill. 7. Define endorsement of bill. 8. Define promissory note. 9. Noting charges. 10. Define tenor 11. Accommodation bill 12. Define payee 13. Foreign bill 14. Rebate 15. Define Acceptance of bill Q3. Solve following Mcqs’. (10*1=10) i. Bill of exchange is (a) An unconditional order (b) a promise (c) A conditional order (d) a regret ii. Expenses paid in advance is (a) An expense (b) an income (c) an asset (d) a liability iii. A person who owes money to the business is called (a)Debtor (b) creditor (c) shareholder (d) owner iv. Cash and personal accounts are maintained in (a) Simple entry system (b) double entry system (c) Multiple entry system (d) none of these v. In the absence of an agreement profits and losses are divided by partners is ratio of (a) Capital (b) time devoted by partners (c) equally (d) their drawings vi. Dividend received Rs. 1500 from A will be posted to credit side of (a) Cash account (b) dividend account (c) A’s account (d) None of these Vii . When a drawer discount a bill,he debits: (a)Bank account (b) interest account (c) Drawee account (d) Bill receivable account Viii Business receive discount from its (a) Creditors (b) debtors (c) partners (d) owners Ix Interest on renewal of a bill is an expense to the (a) Acceptor (b) Drawer (c) Endorsee (d) Endorser X .A person who owes money to the business is called (a)Debtor (b) creditor (c) shareholder (d) owner