FABM2121 Fundamentals Grade 12 1st Quarter Exam

BAED-FABM2121-2016S Fundamentals
of Accountancy, Business and

Management 2
1st. Quarter Exam
1st Attempt 50/50
The following are examples of non-current assets except

~Property, plant and equipment.
A: Accounts Receivable
Net loss indicates that the business is doing well.
A: False
Cash basis accounting relies entirely on the payment and receipt of cash.
A: True
Financing activities are the common transactions happening in the organization.
A: False
Beginning inventory is P50,000, net cost of purchases is P125,000, and ending

inventory is P35,000. Compute for the cost of goods sold.
A: P140,000
Cash basis accounting is not acceptable in the accounting industry though we

need to understand this in order to prepare our cash flow statement.
A: True
In cash basis accounting, income shall only be recognized when cash is

received, and expenses shall only be recorded when cash is paid.
A: True
The transactions falling under operating activities does not primarily involve
cash received from customers and paid to suppliers, lenders, or employees.
A: False
Investments made by the owner may represent the original investment made at
the start of business, and any additional investments thereafter.
A: True
Net sales is P450,000, sales discounts is P35,000, and sales returns and
allowances is P15,000. Compute for the gross sales.
A: 500,000
SFP is an acronym for Statement of Financial Position, which is also known as the
Balance Sheet.
A: True
The Statement of Financial Position is commonly prepared at the year ended

December 31.
A: False
Land is a current asset.
A: True
A sole proprietor's equity account is written as follows: name of owner, capital.
A: True
The firm can create as many capital accounts as there are owners in a
corporation.
A: True
Sole proprietorships mostly managed by their owners.
A: False
This is derived from the income statement and is also added to the beginning
capital and additional investments done during the year.
A: investment
Owner's equity usually consists of the owner's investment and the earned profit
less any withdrawals made during a given period.
A: True
There are common account titles between assets and liabilities.

A: True
The following are cash flow transactions under the direct method except
A: Cash paid to creditors
If additional investment of the owner is P650,000 and payment of long-term loan

to the bank is P700,000, how much is the net cash increase or decrease from
financing activities?
A: Decrease of P50,000
Account form is more commonly used form of an SFP.
A: True
Liabilities are company's obligations.
A: True
If the firm has been operating in the past year, the beginning capital of the
current year is the same as the ending capital of the previous year.
A: False
Property, plant, and equipment are assets.
A: True
In this principle, it is assumed that the business owners or managers are

separate from the business enterprise.
A: Business entity principle
If the beginning capital of Mrs. Castro is P200,000 and she made an additional
investment during the year of P100,000 with a net profit of P52,000, how much
is the ending capital?
A: P352,000
A liability is a present obligation arising out of past events.
A: True
Accrual basis of accounting is a basic accounting principle that states that

income shall only be recognized when cash is received, and expenses shall only
be recorded when cash is paid.
A: False
Cash flows are categorized into three types; these activities does not determine
the purpose for which the cash has been used.
A: True
GAAP is Generally Applicable Accounting Principles.
A: False
This occurs whenever the enterprise purchased goods or received services on

account issuing a promissory note to settle the account in a specified future
date.
A: Notes Payable
The Calendar year ends on January 01.
A: True
Capital is also known as a residual asset.
A: FALSE
Owner's equity represents the right of the owner over the resources of the firm.
A: True
Accrual basis of accounting records income when earned regardless of when

cash is received.
A: True
The following are the advantages of forming a partnership except

~Minimal regulatory requirements than corporation.
A: Can exist for a period of 50 yrs
Cash and cash equivalents are noncurrent assets.
A: True
Stockholders are the owners of a corporation.
A: False
Residual asset is the result of combining liabilities and equity.
A: False

A: True
Cash receipts from customers is P200,000, cash paid to suppliers is P10,000 and
cash paid to employees is P25,000, how much is the net cash from operating
activities.
A: P165,000
Owner's Equity is to sole proprietorship as Capital is to corporation.
A: False
Merchandising business are charging fees for rendered services.
A: False
Cash and cash equivalents are current assets.
A: True
Gross profit is P150,000, total selling expenses is P39,000, and total general and
administrative expenses cost P52,000. Compute for the operating income.
A: P59,000
Withdrawals or drawings are resources of the firm which were taken by the
owner for personal use.
A: True
A: False
Operating expenses and operating income or operating loss are items which can
be found in an income statement prepared in a multi-step approach.
A: False
CPA means Certified Public Accountant.
A: True
3RD QUARTER EXAMS WEEK 10

1.There are common account titles between assets and liabilities.
True False The correct answer is 'True'. MY ANSWER IS FALSE, THERE ARE NONE ☹
2. Losses are outflows that result from the main activity of the business.
True False The correct answer is 'False'. MY ANSWER IS TRUE ☹
3. Owner's equity represents the right of the owner over the resources of the firm.
True False The correct answer is 'True'.
4. Cash withdrawal of an owner for personal use falls in what cash flow category?
a. Financing b. Assessing c. Investing d. Operating The correct answer is: Investing
5. Merchandising business are charging fees for rendered services.
True False The correct answer is 'False'.
6. Accrual basis of accounting is a basic accounting principle that states that income shall only be
recognized when cash is received, and expenses shall only be recorded when cash is paid.
7. Cash flows are categorized into three types: operating, investing, and financing activities.
8. The following are cash flow transactions under the direct method except
a. Cash paid to creditors b. Cash receipts from customers c. Income taxes paid d. Depreciation of old
building The correct answer is: Cash paid to creditors
9. The cost accountant handles Management Accounting.
10. Account form is more commonly used form of an SFP.
11. Cash on hand is a current asset.
12. It is a voluntary association of at least 15 persons having a common bond of interest for the purpose
of generating capital from among themselves through a systematic and continuous savings program in
order to grant loans to each other at reasonable rates of interest.
a. partnership b. cooperative c. corporation d. single proprietorship The correct answer is: single
proprietorship
13. GAAP is Generally Applicable Accounting Principles.
14. Services businesses offer products.
15. Net loss indicates that the business is doing well.
16. Cash basis accounting relies entirely on the payment and receipt of cash.
17. Sole proprietorships mostly managed by their owners.
18. Stockholders are the owners of a corporation.
19. Manufacturing business converts raw materials to finished goods.
20. Accrual basis of accounting records income when earned regardless of when cash is received.
21. Operating expenses and operating income or operating loss are items which can be found in an
income statement prepared in a multi-step approach.
22. SFP is an acronym for Statement of Financial Position, which is also known as the Balance Sheet
23. Sole proprietorships mostly managed by their owners.
24. The acquisition and disposal of long-term assets, including investments not considered cash
equivalents are parts of an investing activities.
25. The Calendar year ends on January 01.
26. Residual asset is the result of combining liabilities and equity.
27. In cash basis accounting, income shall only be recognized when cash is received, and expenses shall
only be recorded when cash is paid.
28. Current assets are expected to be used after 12 months.
29. The following are cash flow transactions under the direct method except
a. Depreciation of old building b. Cash receipts from customers c. Income taxes paid d. Cash paid to
creditors The correct answer is: Cash paid to creditors
30. Owner's equity usually consists of the owner's investment and the earned profit less any withdrawals
made during a given period.
31. Owner's Equity is to sole proprietorship as Capital is to corporation.
32. Property, plant, and equipment are assets.
33. The firm can create as many capital accounts as there are owners in a corporation.
34. Accounting is defined in part as the art of ____________, ___________, and ____________ in a
significant manner and in terms of money, transactions and events.
a. analyzing, evaluating, assessing b. journalizing, synthesizing, reporting c. processing, computing,

finalizing d. recording, classifying, summarizing
The correct answer is: recording, classifying, summarizing

35. Cash basis accounting is not acceptable in the accounting industry though we need to understand
this in order to prepare our cash flow statement.
36. Cash withdrawal of an owner for personal use falls in what cash flow category?
a. Assessing b. Financing c. Operating d. Investing The correct answer is: Investing
37. Cash and cash equivalents are noncurrent assets.
True False The correct answer is 'True'. MY ANSWER IS FALSE- CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS ARE
CURRENT ASSETS, BUT IN OED IT IS TRUE ☹
38. The following are the advantages of forming a partnership except Minimal regulatory requirements
than corporation.
a. Exempt from paying corporate tax b. more capital from partners c. Can exist for a period of 50 yrs
The correct answer is: Can exist for a period of 50 yrs

39. If the firm has been operating in the past year, the beginning capital of the current year is the same
as the ending capital of the previous year.
True False The correct answer is 'False'. MY ANSWER IS TRUE BUT IN OED FALSE. ☹
40. CPA means Certified Public Accountant.
41. Cash receipts from customers is P200,000, cash paid to suppliers is P10,000 and cash paid to
employees is P25,000, how much is the net cash from operating activities.
a. P175,000 b. P190,000 c. Cannot be determined from the data given d. P165,000 Correct
The correct answer is: P165,000

42. Gross profit is P150,000, total selling expenses is P39,000, and total general and administrative
expenses cost P52,000. Compute for the operating income.
a. Cannot be determined from the given data b. P59,000 Correct c. P163,000 d. P241,000
43. It is a voluntary association of at least 15 persons having a common bond of interest for the purpose
of generating capital from among themselves through a systematic and continuous savings program in
a. cooperative b. single proprietorship c. partnership d. corporation

The correct answer is: single proprietorship MY ANSWER IS COOPERATIVE ☹
44. Services businesses offer products.
45. Financing activities are the common transactions happening in the organization.
46. The following are examples of non-current assets, except-Property, plant and equipment.
a. Accounts Receivable b. Long-term investment c. Intangible asset
The correct answer is: Accounts Receivable MY ANSWER IS LONG TERM

INVESTMENT ☹
47. In the statement of changes in equity of a sole proprietor, this is deducted from the beginning capital
to arrive at the ending capital
a. investment b. Net profit c. None of the choices d. withdrawal The correct answer is: withdrawal
48. The cash in a financing activity mostly involve current assets or income and expense accounts
49. Withdrawals or drawings are resources of the firm which were taken by the owner for personal use.
50. This is derived from the income statement and is also added to the beginning capital and additional
investments done during the year.
a. withdrawal b. investment c. Net profit d. None of the choices
The correct answer is: investment
51. Investments made by the owner may represent the original investment made at the start of business,
and any additional investments thereafter.
52. Cash flows are categorized into three types; these activities does not determine the purpose for
which the cash has been used.
53. In this principle, it is assumed that the business owners or managers are separate from the business
enterprise.
a. Going concern principle b. Dual effect principle c. Business entity principle d. matching principle
The correct answer is: Business entity principle

54. If the beginning capital of Mrs. Castro is P200,000 and she made an additional investment during the
year of P100,000 with a net profit of P52,000, how much is the ending capital?
a. P252,000 b. P300,000 c. P248,000 d. P352,000 The correct answer is: P352,000
55. Operating activities may be presented using either the direct method or indirect method.
56.Increase in assets is recorded as a Debit.
57. The owner's equity is also called capital, net assets, or net worth.
58. Capital is also known as a residual asset.
59. A mortgage payable is a noncurrent liability.
60. Merchandising business are charging fees for rendered

services.
61. Revenues are also known as income.
62. Cash basis accounting relies entirely on the payment and receipt of cash.
63. Stockholders are the owners of a corporation.
64. Net sales is P450,000, sales discounts is P35,000, and sales returns and allowances is P15,000.
Compute for the gross sales.
a. Cannot be determined from the given data b. 500,000 c. P430,000 d. P400,000

The correct answer is: Cannot be determined from
the given data
65. Operating expenses and operating income or operating loss are items which can be found in an
income statement prepared in a multi-step approach.
66. Owner's equity usually consists of the owner's investment and the earned profit less any withdrawals
made during a given period.
67. Among all the activities, only financing activities have different ways of being presented.
68. Beginning inventory is P50,000, net cost of purchases is P125,000, and ending inventory is P35,000.
Compute for the cost of goods sold.
a. Cannot be determined from the given data b. P210,000 c. P110,000 d. P140,000

69. If additional investment of the owner is P650,000 and payment of long-term loan to the bank is
P700,000, how much is the net cash increase or decrease from financing activities?
a. Increase of P650,000 b. Decrease of P50,000 Correct c. Increase of P50,000 d. Decrease of P700,000

The correct answer is: Decrease of P50,000
70. Land is a current asset.
True False The correct answer is 'True'. My answer is FALSE ☹
71. Cash and cash equivalents are current assets.

72. Residual asset is the result of combining liabilities and equity.
73. Liabilities are present obligations arising from past events.
74. The acquisition and disposal of long-term assets, including investments not considered cash
equivalents are parts of an investing activities.

75. Cash flows are categorized into three types; these activities does not determine the purpose for
which the cash has been used.
Accrual basis of accounting records income when earned regardless of when cash is received.
Select one:True
The firm can create as many capital accounts as there are owners in a corporation.
Select one:True
and is a current asset.
Select one:True
The cash in a financing activity mostly involve current assets or income and expense accounts.
Select one:True
SFP is an acronym for Statement of Financial Position, which is also known as the Balance Sheet.
Select one:True
A mortgage payable is a noncurrent liability.
Select one:false
Select one:True
Among all the activities, only financing activities have different ways of being presented.
Select one:True
The transactions falling under operating activities does not primarily involve cash received from
customers and paid to suppliers, lenders, or employees.
Select one:false
The cost accountant handles Management Accounting.
Select one:false
Select one:true
Increase in assets is recorded as a Debit.
Select one:true
Select one:false
Investing activities cannot be presented in direct or indirect method.
Select one:true
Cash flows are categorized into three types: operating, investing, and financing activities.
Select one:false
Accrual basis of accounting is a basic accounting principle that states that income shall only be
recognized when cash is received, and expenses shall only be recorded when cash is paid.
Select one:false
Cash flows are categorized into three types; these activities does not determine the purpose for which
the cash has been used.
Select one:true
Select one: Cash paid to creditors
Current assets are expected to be used after 12 months.
Select one:false
The owner's equity is also called capital, net assets, or net worth.
Select one:true
Select one:false
Services businesses offer products.
Select one:false
Select one:false
Select one:true
Liabilities are present obligations arising from past events.

Select one:true
Select one:true
Gains increase the income of the business.
Select one:true
Select one:false
In cash basis accounting, income shall only be recognized when cash is received, and expenses shall only
Select one:true
Select one:true
Manufacturing business converts raw materials to finished goods.
Select one:true
Cash and cash equivalents are current assets.
Select one:true
Select one:true
The Statement of Financial Position is commonly prepared at the year ended December 31.
Select one:false
Select one:true
Select one:true
Select one:false
Revenues are also known as income.
Select one:true
Cash basis accounting is not acceptable in the accounting industry though we need to understand this in
order to prepare our cash flow statement.
Select one:true
If the firm has been operating in the past year, the beginning capital of the current year is the same as
the ending capital of the previous year.
Select one:false
Net loss indicates that the business is doing well.
Select one:false
Operating activities may be presented using either the direct method or indirect method.
Select one:true
Select one:false
The acquisition and disposal of long-term assets, including investments not considered cash equivalents
are parts of an investing activities.
Select one:true
Select one:false
Residual asset is the result of combining liabilities and equity.
Select one:false
roperty, plant, and equipment are assets.
Select one:true
If the beginning capital of Mrs. Castro is P200,000 and she made an additional investment during the
year of P100,000 with a net profit of P52,000, how much is the ending capital?
Select one:P352,000
If additional investment of the owner is P650,000 and payment of long-term loan to the bank is
P700,000, how much is the net cash increase or decrease from financing activities?
Select one:Decrease of P50,000

Select one:true
Select one:true
Beginning inventory is P50,000, net cost of purchases is P125,000, and ending inventory is P35,000.
Compute for the cost of goods sold.
Select one:P140,000
Withdrawals or drawings are resources of the firm which were taken by the owner for personal use.
Select one:true
Select one:false
Operating expenses and operating income or operating loss are items which can be found in an income
statement prepared in a multi-step approach.
Select one:false
Losses are outflows that result from the main activity of the business.
Select one:false
Investments made by the owner may represent the original investment made at the start of business,
and any additional investments thereafter.
Select one:true
Select one:true
The following are the advantages of forming a partnership except
~Minimal regulatory requirements than corporation.
Select one:Can exist for a period of 50 yrs
Select one:Accounts Receivable
It is a voluntary association of at least 15 persons having a common bond of interest for the purpose of
generating capital from among themselves through a systematic and continuous savings program in
Select one: partnership
Accounting is defined in part as the art of ____________, ___________, and ____________ in a

significant manner and in terms of money, transactions and events.
Select one:recording, classifying, summarizing
Select one:Cash paid to creditors
In the statement of changes in equity of a sole proprietor, this is deducted from the beginning capital to
arrive at the ending capital
Select one:withdrawal
This occurs whenever the enterprise purchased goods or received services on account issuing a
promissory note to settle the account in a specified future date.
Select one:Notes Payable
Branch of accounting solely for government purposes such as collecting of taxes, computing of national
income, fixing the gross national product target, ascertaining the balance of payments position, etc..
Select one: Government Accounting
Liabilities are present obligations arising from past events..
Select one:true
Bank loans are credited to Loans Payable or Mortgage Payable.
Select one:true
A mortgage payable is a noncurrent liability..
Select one:false
Noncurrent assets are assets that are expected to be used within 12 months.
Select one:false
Report form is where assets are listed on the left side.
Select one:false
Asset is equal to Liability plus Capital. Liability is equal to Asset minus Capital.
Select one:Both statements are true

The owner invests trucksto be used in the business.
Select one:Asset Increase, Equity Increase
A Statement of Financial Position is a formal statement presenting the three accounting elements which
are?
Select one:assets, liabilities and equity
Salaries are considered income to the business.
Select one:false
A form of business organization which has unlimited liability for any debt of the business which may
extend up to the owner's personal properties.
Select one:Sole proprietorship
Net income is a result of expenses higher than revenues.
Select one:false
Also known as Time Period Concept
Select one:Periodicity
AICPA means
Select one:American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
A business organization where two or more persons join together to contribute money, property or
industry for purposes of dividing the profits (or loss) among themselves.
Select one:Partnership
Which of the following will cause owner's equity to increase?
Select one:Revenue
All of the following are general and administrative expenses except
Select one:Advertising & promotional expenses
What is the effect on accounting equation of Triple A when it records the transaction as a debit to Rent
Expense for P8,000 and a credit to Accounts Payable for P8,000?Owner's (or Stockholders')
Select one:Equity Decrease, Liability Increase
When the owner makes withdrawal from the business for personal use, only the asset decreases.
Select one:false
Entity principle separate business from personal transactions.
Select one:true
If revenue increases and cost of goods sold remains constant, gross profit also increases.
Select one:trueThe financial statement that reports the assets, liabilities, and stockholders' (owner's)
equity at a specific date is the __________.
Select one:Statement of Financial Position
Accounting is the language of business.
Select one:true
The Statement of Financial Position has two forms.

Select one:true
Cash, Accounts receivable and Office supplies are examples of current assets.
Select one:true
Increases in the assets are recorded on the right side of the account.
Select one:false
Current assets are obligations expected to be settled after a year.
Select one:false
Income statement covers a period of time.
Select one:true
Debit entries with a larger number would always possess a debit balance.
Select one:true
Manufacturing business changes the basic inputs into products that are sold to individual customers.
Select one:true
Examples of real accounts are revenues, expenses, and drawing accounts.
Select one:false
Cash, building, and office supplies are examples of assets.
Select one:true
Wages are considered expenses.
Select one:true
A promissory note issued by the customer is an evidence of the notes receivable account.
Select one:true
Assets minus Liabilities is equal to Equity is also considered an Accounting Equation.
Select one:true
Examples of this type of business are laundry shops, salons, spas, dress shops, barber shops, appliance
repair shops, vulcanizing shops, computer/internet shops, printing and photocopying.
Select one:Service business
A mortgage payable is a noncurrent liability..
Select one:false
Withdrawals are also known as "drawings".
Select one:true
If Revenue is greater expenses, there is a Gain.
Select one:false
Losses from trading investments of a law firm are not considered expenses.
Select one:true
Accounting is the system of measuring business activities of financial character.
Select one:true
Any twelve-month period starting from any month other than 01 January
Select one:Fiscal year
Capital is another term for equity.
Select one:true
As compared to the corporation, single proprietorship is easier to form because of its simplicity in
operation.
Select one:true
Select one:Accounts Receivable
This principle has two aspects, the quantifiability and stability of peso.
Select one:Stable monetary unit
Refers to the outflows of resources usually paid in cash or incurred on credit resulting from the main
operating activities of the business.
Select one:Expenses
Capital are claims by creditors against the company's assets.
Select one:false
Rent Expense, Wages Expense and Utilities Expense are nominal accounts.
Select one:true
The accounts in the report form of SFP are arranged in a single column wherein assets are listed first,
followed by the liabilities and owner's equity..
Select one:true
Revenue is synonymous to Gains.
Select one:false
The business receives cash from a bank loan.
Select one:Asset Increase, Equity Increase
Ownership of a cooperative is divided into shares of stock.
Select one:false
What form of the SFP wherein the assets are listed on the left side and the liabilities and equity are on
the right side, and the two sides must equal?
Select one:Account form
Meaning of GAAP
Select one:General Accepted Accounting Principles
Select one:true
Losses are outflows that result from the main activity of the business.
Select one:false
Management accounting is also referred to as General Information Financial Accounting.
Select one:false
Increase in assets is recorded as a Debit..
Select one:true
Current assets are presented in the SFP as follows:
Select one:Cash, Accounts Receivable, Prepaid expense
In this concept, accounts assume that the business will continue operating at a foreseeable future.
Select one:going concern concept
Long-term debts are noncurrent.
Select one:true
It is the difference arrived at after deducting withdrawals from the sum of the beginning capital,
additional investments, and profit.
Select one:ending capital
The equation for cost of goods sold is:
Select one:Beginning inventory + Net cost of goods purchased - Ending inventory

These are reductions in the total sales price given to the customer if the account will be paid within a
short period of time.
Select one:sales discount
The following are parts of the heading of the Statement of Changes in Equity except:
Select one:net profit
These are resources of the firm which were taken by the owner for personal use.
Select one:Withdrawals
It represents the residual claim of the owner on the total resources or assets of the firm after deducting
the claims of creditors.
Select one: Statement of Income
Net Profit is derived from:
Select one:statement of income
An income statement for _________________ could be written using a single-step approach.
Select one:service businessIt is the usual account title used for corporations.
Select one:Stockholder's Equity
How many parts does the Statement of Changes in Equity have?
Select one:5
Income statement for merchandising businesses usually have how many sections?
Select one:7
These are added to the capital beginning to arrive at the total investments used during the year.
Select one:investment
The owner's equity is usually consists of ___________________.
Select one:Owner's investment and the earned profit less any withdrawals made during a given period.
The heading of a statement of income usually consists of the following except:
Select one:Both A and B
These are deducted in the purchase price either because of returns or reductions due to defects or
damages of goods purchased.
Select one:Purchase returns and allowances
Its use varies depending on the form of business organization.
Select one:Equity Accounts
It is the total or gross purchases less any purchase discounts and purchase returns and allowances.
Select one: Net cost of goods purchased
Refers to total or gross sales less any sales discounts, and sales returns and allowances.
Select one:net sales
It is the difference arrived at after deducting withdrawals from the sum of the beginning capital,
additional investments, and profit.
Select one:ending capital

How many sections do income statement for merchandising businesses usually have?
Select one:7
This could be deducted to the beginning capital and additional investments done during the year.
Select one:net loss
It is the total or gross purchases less any purchase discounts and purchase returns and allowances.
Select one: Net cost of goods purchased
It represents the total amount of inventory on hand.
Select one:Merchandise Inventory
These are reductions in the total sales price given to the customer if the account will be paid within a
short period of time.
Select one:Sales discount
The following consists an income statement for merchandising businesses except:
Select one: None of the choices
Operating expenses and operating income or operating loss are items which can be found in an income
statement prepared in a multi-step approach.
Select one:False
2nd Attempt 49/50

Services businesses offer products.
A: False
A: False
A: True
A: False
A: False
Cash flows are categorized into three types; these activities does not determine
the purpose for which the cash has been used.
A: True
The acquisition and disposal of long-term assets, including investments not

considered cash equivalents are parts of an investing activities.
A: True
Manufacturing business converts raw materials to finished goods.
Answer: True
Among all the activities, only financing activities have different ways of being
presented.
A: True
A: False
Accounting is defined in part as the art of ____________, ___________, and

____________ in a significant manner and in terms of money, transactions and
events.
A: recording, classifying, summarizing
If the beginning capital of Mrs. Castro is P200,000 and she made an additional
investment during the year of P100,000 with a net profit of P52,000, how much
is the ending capital?
A: P352,000
The Statement of Financial Position is commonly prepared at the year ended

December 31.
A: False
The cash in a financing activity mostly involve current assets or income and
expense accounts.
A: True
A: True
SFP is an acronym for Statement of Financial Position, which is also known as the
Balance Sheet.
A: True
A mortgage payable is a noncurrent liability.
Answer: False
The firm can create as many capital accounts as there are owners in a
corporation.
Answer: True
A: Cash paid to creditors
It is a voluntary association of at least 15 persons having a common bond of

interest for the purpose of generating capital from among themselves through a
systematic and continuous savings program in order to grant loans to each
other at reasonable rates of interest.
Answer: single proprietorship
Property, plant, and equipment are assets.
A: True
A: False
A: Accounts Receivable
Accrual basis of accounting is a basic accounting principle that states that

income shall only be recognized when cash is received, and expenses shall only
Answer: False
Investments made by the owner may represent the original investment made at
the start of business, and any additional investments thereafter.
A: True
A: True
Gross profit is P150,000, total selling expenses is P39,000, and total general and
administrative expenses cost P52,000. Compute for the operating income.
A: P59,000
This occurs whenever the enterprise purchased goods or received services on
account issuing a promissory note to settle the account in a specified future
date.
A: Notes Payable
In cash basis accounting, income shall only be recognized when cash is
received, and expenses shall only be recorded when cash is paid.
A: True
A: True
If additional investment of the owner is P650,000 and payment of long-term loan
to the bank is P700,000, how much is the net cash increase or decrease from
financing activities?
A: Decrease of P50,000

A: False
Current assets are expected to be used after 12 months.
A: False
A: True
Owner's equity usually consists of the owner's investment and the earned profit
less any withdrawals made during a given period.
A: True
A: True
A: True
Cash receipts from customers is P200,000, cash paid to suppliers is P10,000 and
cash paid to employees is P25,000, how much is the net cash from operating
activities.
A: P165,000
A: False
The transactions falling under operating activities does not primarily involve
cash received from customers and paid to suppliers, lenders, or employees.
A: False
A: True
Operating expenses and operating income or operating loss are items which can
be found in an income statement prepared in a multi-step approach.
A: False
Increase in assets is recorded as a Debit.
A: True
If the firm has been operating in the past year, the beginning capital of the
current year is the same as the ending capital of the previous year.
A: False
Accrual basis of accounting records income when earned regardless of when
cash is received.
A: True
Investing activities cannot be presented in direct or indirect method.
A: True
Gains increase the income of the business.
A: True
A: True
The cost accountant handles Management Accounting.
A: False
A: False
Net sales is P450,000, sales discounts is P35,000, and sales returns and
allowances is P15,000. Compute for the gross sales.
Answer: 500,000 or Cannot be determined from the given data
If perfect mo sa answer sa 500,000 let me know, if

“Cannot be determined from the given data”gali pm sad ko
huhu
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BAED-FABM2121-2016S Fundamentals

of Accountancy, Business and

1st Attempt 50/50

The following are examples of non-current assets except

Net loss indicates that the business is doing well.

Financing activities are the common transactions happening in the organization.

Beginning inventory is P50,000, net cost of purchases is P125,000, and ending

Cash basis accounting is not acceptable in the accounting industry though we

In cash basis accounting, income shall only be recognized when cash is

The Statement of Financial Position is commonly prepared at the year ended

Land is a current asset.

A sole proprietor's equity account is written as follows: name of owner, capital.

Sole proprietorships mostly managed by their owners.

There are common account titles between assets and liabilities.

A: Cash paid to creditors

If additional investment of the owner is P650,000 and payment of long-term loan

Account form is more commonly used form of an SFP.

Liabilities are company's obligations.

Property, plant, and equipment are assets.

In this principle, it is assumed that the business owners or managers are

A: Business entity principle

A liability is a present obligation arising out of past events.

Accrual basis of accounting is a basic accounting principle that states that

GAAP is Generally Applicable Accounting Principles.

This occurs whenever the enterprise purchased goods or received services on

The Calendar year ends on January 01.

Capital is also known as a residual asset.

Accrual basis of accounting records income when earned regardless of when

The following are the advantages of forming a partnership except

A: Can exist for a period of 50 yrs

Cash and cash equivalents are noncurrent assets.

Stockholders are the owners of a corporation.

Residual asset is the result of combining liabilities and equity.

There are common account titles between assets and liabilities.

Owner's Equity is to sole proprietorship as Capital is to corporation.

Merchandising business are charging fees for rendered services.

Cash and cash equivalents are current assets.

Capital is also known as a residual asset.

CPA means Certified Public Accountant.

3RD QUARTER EXAMS WEEK 10

True False The correct answer is 'False'. MY ANSWER IS TRUE ☹

True False The correct answer is 'True'.

a. Financing b. Assessing c. Investing d. Operating The correct answer is: Investing

5. Merchandising business are charging fees for rendered services.

True False The correct answer is 'False'.

True False The correct answer is 'False'.

True False The correct answer is 'False'. MY ANSWER IS TRUE ☹

9. The cost accountant handles Management Accounting.

True False The correct answer is 'False'.

10. Account form is more commonly used form of an SFP.

True False The correct answer is 'True'.

11. Cash on hand is a current asset.

True False The correct answer is 'True'.

13. GAAP is Generally Applicable Accounting Principles.

True False The correct answer is 'False'.

14. Services businesses offer products.

True False The correct answer is 'False'.

15. Net loss indicates that the business is doing well.

True False The correct answer is 'False'.

True False The correct answer is 'True'.

17. Sole proprietorships mostly managed by their owners.

True False The correct answer is 'False'. MY ANSWER IS TRUE ☹