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IGCSE Accounting Complete Exam Paper3
IGCSE Accounting Complete Exam Paper3
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O Level Sample Examination Paper
1 Which double entries will record a cheque issued to a supplier for goods bought on credit?
A copy invoice
B credit note
C debit note
D statement of account
3 Samir sends faulty goods back to Jasmine. In which book of prime entry would Jasmine record this
transaction?
A general journal
C sales journal
4 The trial balance of John James failed to agree. A cheque for the purchase of a equipment had
been debited to equipment maintenance.
debit credit
A equipment maintenance suspense
B equipment equipment maintenance
C equipment suspense
D suspense equipment
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5 A cash book has separate columns for bank and cash transactions. On 1 August the debit balance
on the bank account was $1 000. Transactions during August were as follows.
$
Cash paid into bank 200
Cheque drawn for office cash 50
A $750
B $850
C $1 150
D $1 250
A correction of an error
B discount received
D sales on credit
7 Patel owes Jarvis $50. He pays by cheque after deducting a 10 % cash discount.
8 Which error will not affect the balancing of the trial balance?
A The payment of an insurance premium for $650 was entered correctly in the bank account but
debited as $560 in the insurance account.
B A purchase invoice for $200 had not been entered in the purchases journal.
C A rent payment of $1 000 had been entered correctly in the bank account but omitted from the
rent account.
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A balance at bank
B balance in cash
C discounts allowed
D discounts received
11 What is the effect on the final accounts of treating expenditure on motor expenses as capital
expenditure?
decrease Increase
A non-current assets
profit for the year
B non-current assets
profit for the year
C non-current assets profit for the year
D profit for the year non-current assets
Depreciation is charged at 20 % each year, using the diminishing (reducing) balance method.
A $2 240
B $2 800
C $5 500
D $5 000
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13 A business fails to include a provision for depreciation of its non-current assets when preparing its
financial statements. What is the effect of this omission?
14 A company buys a truck for $25 200 and sells it four years later for $7 500 when the provision for
depreciation is $14 800.
C $2 900 debit
D $2 900 credit
15 Sara owes a business $3 000. The business is not sure if Sara will pay.
16 How is accrued rental income receivable at the end of an accounting year shown in the financial
statements?
A current liability
B current asset
C non-current liability
D non-current asset
17 A trader rents his premises from another business. How is the rent accrued at the end of the
accounting year recorded?
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18 X and Y agree to amalgamate their businesses. X’s business is valued at $30 000 of which $4 000 is
Goodwill.
What amount will be shown in X’s capital account in the books of the new business?
19 The owner of a business has taken goods for personal use but not recorded this in the books.
debit credit
A drawings purchases
B drawings sales
C purchases drawings
D sales drawings
B partners’ drawings
21 What name is given to the amount that a club owes to its members?
A accumulated fund
B capital
C net profit
D subscriptions
22 A sports club includes the purchase of a new running machine costing $6 000 in its Income and
Expenditure Account. What is the effect of this error?
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23 The values of cost of sales and closing inventory are known. What other value is needed to
calculate the rate of stock turnover?
A gross profit
C opening inventory
D sales
25 During last year, a trader’s capital increased from $120 000 to $180 000. In the same period,
drawings amounted to $25 000 and capital of $16 000 was introduced.
A $31 000
B $35 000
C $40 000
D $49 000
$
direct expenses 6 000
direct labour 15 000
direct materials 20 000
office expenses 4 000
factory heating and lighting 10 000
selling expenses 8 000
A $41 000
B $45 000
C $51 000
D $63 000
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27 Paola works 40 hours each week and is paid $15 per hour. She pays income tax at 20 %, national
insurance at 10 % and pension contributions at 5 %.
A $390
B $420
C $450
D $480
$
inventory 11 000
trade receivables 39 000
bank overdraft 8 000
trade payables 12 000
long-term loan 30 000
What was the working capital ratio or current ratio of the business?
A1:1
B 1.38 : 1
C 1.95 : 1
D 2.5 : 1
What was the effect on the gross profit for the year ended 31 December 2013?
A $6 000 overstated
B $6 000 understated
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30 Barry purchased a motor vehicle from a motor trader for $26 000. The trader told Barry that the
original price of the motor vehicle was $32 000.
Barry debited the motor vehicles account and credited the cash book with $26 000.
A accounting entity
B going concern
C historical cost
D prudence
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