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1.Easy
Money or goods taken out of a sole trader's business for personal use are called:
ADrawings
BLiabilities
CDividends
DExpenses
2.Easy
Which of these increases a sole trader's capital (equity)?
ADrawings by the owner
BA profit for the year
CRepaying a bank loan
DBuying inventory for cash
3.Easy
In double-entry bookkeeping, an increase in an asset account is recorded as:
AA debit to equity
BA credit to revenue only
CA credit
DA debit
4.Medium
Retained earnings represent:
ACash kept in the bank
BMoney owed to shareholders
CThe share price
DAccumulated profits that have not been paid out as dividends
5.Medium
Current assets are €300,000, including inventory of €100,000. Current liabilities are €200,000. What is the quick (acid-test) ratio?
A0.5
B1.0
C2.0
D1.5
6.Medium
Net working capital is:
ACurrent assets minus current liabilities
BRevenue minus operating expenses
CNon-current assets minus long-term loans
DTotal assets minus total liabilities
7.Hard
A firm has spent €50,000 on market research for a new product and must decide whether to launch it. How should the €50,000 be treated in the decision?
ASpread over the product's expected life
BIgnored, because it is a sunk cost
CAdded to the launch cost
DDeducted from expected sales
8.Hard
An investor holds 30% of a company's shares and has significant influence but not control. How is the investment usually accounted for in group accounts?
AUsing the equity method as an associate
BAt cost with no changes ever
CAs a joint operation with line-by-line sharing
DBy full consolidation as a subsidiary
Answer key
1. A · Drawings
2. B · A profit for the year
3. D · A debit
4. D · Accumulated profits that have not been paid out as dividends
5. B · 1.0
6. A · Current assets minus current liabilities
7. B · Ignored, because it is a sunk cost
8. A · Using the equity method as an associate
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