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Accounting Test 005

Accounting Test 005

Note
There is no time limit.
The test will remain available until midnight today 29 July 2020.
The test examines the contents of chapter 2 of AS Accounting.
The test total is 100 marks.


Number Question Marks
1 Explain the difference between
  1. credit and debit on a t-account
  2. a current and non-current asset
  3. capital and liability
  4. bank and cash accounts
  5. expenditure and expenses
(10)
2 Name the accounts involved in the following transactions and whether they are debited or credited
  1. buying 100 widgets for sale in the business
  2. investing money in a business when it starts
  3. receiving a cheque for widgets sold on behalf of another company
  4. purchasing chairs, desks and shelving for an office
  5. paying 3 people to clean and tidy an office
  6. borriwing £2000 from a bank for the business
(24)
3 Explain capital expenditure and revenue expenditure with examples. (6)
4 Prepare the t-accounts for the following transactions for ILP Ltd showing dates, descriptions and references.
  • 2 January 2020 start a business with an investment by depositing a cheque for £2000 in the business bank account
  • 3 January 2020 paid rent of £195 per month by bank transfer for January and February
  • 5 January 2020 bought desks and chairs for the business at a cost of £420 paying with a business cheque
  • 6 January 2020 bought a second-hand vehicle for the business at a cost of £1800 paying with a business cheque
  • 10 January 2020 received £800 commission
  • 12 January 2020 invested a further £2000 in the business by depositing a cheque in the business bank account
  • 13 January 2020 owner withdrew £65 for personal use from the business bank account
  • 15 January 2020 received a loan of of £5000 from Barlcays Bank
  • 21 January 2020 received £450 commission
  • 23 January 2020 owner withdrew £50 for personal use from the business bank account
(60)


End of Accounting Test 005.

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