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ACC 100 Unit 1 Milestone Sophia course
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Which of the following account groups has a natural debit balance?
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Revenue
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Liabilities
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Natural Balance
2
Which one of the following statements is true regarding permanent accounts?
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They document resources for longer than one fiscal timeframe.
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They track specific assets during an exact fiscal timeframe.
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They are associated with financial transactions for the life of the company.
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They are associated with one product for the life of the product.
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Account Groups
3
Eric owns a heating and cooling company. He routinely inspects a food storage warehouse. Eric is paid a future expense of $299 for replacing a worn belt the next time he inspects the warehouse.
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Which of the following correctly shows Eric's entry for this transaction?
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Journal Entries
4
Accounting has its roots in the 15th century, when which of the following groups of people used the double entry accounting system?
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Turkish craftsmen
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Italian merchants
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Chinese traders
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Greek fishermen
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Origins and Ethics
5
Transferring $12,000 in revenue and $8,000 in expenses into equity would be performed during which phase of the accounting cycle?
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Accounting Cycle Summary
6
The bookkeeper for Dr. Mark Scholz, DVM, informed the veterinarian that the business' revenue for the day was $18,920.
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Which statement below best describes how the bookkeeper would record this?Â
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$18,920 would be recorded on the debit side of the purchases account.
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$18,920 would be recorded on the debit side of the owner's equity account.
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$18,920 would be recorded on the credit side of the cash account.
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$18,920 would be recorded on the credit side of the revenue account.
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Debit and Credit
7
Which image below shows the correct general ledger account for Accounts Receivable?
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Posting to the General Ledger
8
An auditor's role is which of the following?
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To document all of a company's monetary transactionsÂ
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To assist a company's management team with decision-making
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To objectively analyze a company's accounting data
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To report a company's financial standing to external sources
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Accounting in Practice
9
A business owner who wants to make adjustments to her company's production would make use of which of the following?
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Inventory accounting
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Managerial accounting
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Financial accounting
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Production accounting
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Accounting in Practice
10
Which of the following is true of an LLC?
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An LLC itself pays no taxes.Â
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All members of the LLC are liable for the actions of the others.
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An LLC is required to have more than five members.
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An LLC is terminated at any member's choice.
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Businesses and Organizations
11
Which of the following is a responsibility of the FASB?
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Developing and controlling the U.S. GAAP.
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Developing rules for security laws
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Overseeing publicly-traded companies
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Investigating the use of public funds
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Governance
12
Which of the following is NOT a good use of a T-account?
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Transferring final balances of accounts to the company's financial records
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Prior to recording an entry, to see the effect of the debits and credits on each account
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To make sure the debits and credits in each transaction are equal
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Analyzing a complicated transaction, prior to recording the event in the general journal
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T-Accounts, Cash Entries
13
Which of the following is a major advantage to forming a corporation?
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A corporation is usually managed by its owners.
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The income from a corporation is not taxed.
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Lenders of a corporation do not have the right to claim the corporation's assets to pay its debts.
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Stockholders have limited liability for the debts of the corporation.
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Businesses and Organizations
14
Which description below is a characteristic of journal entries?
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Changes are verified by at least two qualified individuals.
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Changes are made when there is a planned expense.
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Changes are associated with at least two different accounts.
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Changes are recorded with either a debit or a credit, but not both.
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General Journal and General Ledger
15
Which of the following organizations might Daniel be interested in joining if he recently passed his certified public accountancy exams?
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IRS
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AICPA
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GAO
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FASB
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Governance
16
The actions of employees at Enron and Worldcom demonstrate that accounting is vulnerable to which of the the following kinds of behavior?
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Controlling
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Resourceful
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Origins and Ethics
17
Money borrowed from a bank to purchase new machinery would be considered which of the following?
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Liabilities
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Account Groups
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Which of the following is NOT a permanent account?
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2
The ____________ provides a numerical label for each account, so that activity can easily be tracked for a given account.
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Chart of Accounts
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General Journal and General Ledger
3
The statues and garden decorations in the warehouse belonging to Woodman’s Flowers and Gifts are considered which of the following?
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Profits
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Account Groups
4
Which of the following statements is true about GAAP?
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GAAPÂ refers to the international accounting rules that U.S. companies must follow for their international operations.
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GAAPÂ was created to educate the public about how to invest in U.S. securities markets.
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GAAP contains the procedures, standards and rules for accounting information in the U.S.
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As long as a publicly-traded U.S. company uses GAAP, they are not required to report to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Governance
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Brian discussing the financial position of his company with Mike, who is interested in acquiring Brian's company, is an example of which of the following?
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Accounting in Practice
6
The actions of employees at Enron and Worldcom demonstrate that accounting is vulnerable to which of the the following kinds of behavior?
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Origins and Ethics
7
An auditor's role is which of the following?
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To report a company's financial standing to external sources
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Accounting in Practice
8
Which image below correctly shows a general ledger?
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Posting to the General Ledger
9
Which of the following accounts would Carlo credit when a customer who bought three dozen pastries and muffins from his bakery paid $55 in cash?
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Asset
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T-Accounts, Cash Entries
10
Who is credited with documenting the double-entry accounting system?
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Luca Pacioli
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Marco Lorenzo
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Rocca Giovanni
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Origins and Ethics
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Transferring $12,000 in revenue and $8,000 in expenses into equity would be performed during which phase of the accounting cycle?
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12
If Tom earned $1,890 in revenue from selling running shoes at last weekend's triathlon expo.
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Where would this accounting event be recorded?
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$1,890 would be marked on the credit side of the revenue account.
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$1,890 would be marked on the credit side of the accounts payable.
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$1,890 would be marked on the debit side of the accounts payable.
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Debit and Credit
13
Which of the following is NOT true of a natural balance?
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Each account is associated with only one account group.
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Each individual account has a natural balance.
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An account increase occurs on the opposite side of the account's natural balance.
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Each account group has a natural balance.
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Natural Balance
14
Which of the following correctly describes the difference between an LLP and an LLC?
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Partners of an LLC are NOT allowed to purchase a company's stock shares, while partners of an LLP are allowed to purchase a company's stock shares.
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Partners of an LLC are legally treated the same as a business, while partners of an LLP bear no legal responsibility.
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Partners of an LLC exist separately from owners and shareholders, while partners of an LLP are held accountable for the actions of the other partners.
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Partners of an LLC are NOT responsible for liabilities, while partners of an LLP are responsible for their investment amount.
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Businesses and Organizations
15
Which illustration below correctly shows Paula opening her baby clothing store with a monetary investment of $9,250.00?
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Journal Entries
16
Which of the following best describes a non-profit organization?
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One that relies solely on private donations for the organization’s financial needs
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One in which the leadership is governed by a board of directors
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One in which the workforce is made up of volunteers
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One that reinvests profit into the organization instead of distributing it to owners
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Businesses and Organizations
17
Which of the following is responsible for the creation and governance of accounting standards in the United States?
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Sarbanes-Oxley Act
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Financial Standards Accounting Board (FASB)
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Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
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Governance
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