➡️QUESTION⬅️
Dennis runs a business with two departments, one selling carpets and one selling furniture. 
Total sales were $210000 of which 60% related to the carpet department. 
The total gross profit was $54600 of which 60% related to the furniture department. 
What was the cost of sales of the carpet department? 
A $51240 
B $62160 
C $93240 
D $104160 
ANSWER D
➡️QUESTION⬅️
A business has no non-current liabilities. 
What is added to the non-current assets in order to calculate the capital employed? 
A current assets 
B current liabilities 
C owner's capital 
D working capital
ANSWER D
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which items are used to calculate cost of goods sold?
A carriage on purchases, carriage on sales, net purchases, opening inventory 
B carriage on purchases, closing inventory, net purchases, opening inventory 
C carriage on sales, closing inventory, net purchases, opening inventory 
D carriage on sales, closing inventory, net purchases, sales returns 
ANSWER B
➡️QUESTION⬅️
A golf club sells refreshments to its members. Suppliers of refreshments were owed $250 on January 2018 and $400 on 31 December 2018. Payments to suppliers during the year were $7200. 
The inventory at the end of the year was $100 less than the inventory at the Start of the year. 
What was the cost of sales of refreshments for the year ended 31 December 2018? 
A $7050 
B $7150 
C $7300 
D $7450
ANSWER D
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which ts an intangible asset? 
A buildings 
B goodwill 
C inventory 
D trade receivables 
ANSWER B
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which item is credited in a partnership appropriation account? 
A interest on capital 
B interest on drawings 
C partners’ drawings 
D partners’ salaries 
ANSWER B
➡️QUESTION⬅️
What is an advantage of trading as a partnership? 
A Apartnership is a separate legal entity. 
B Decision-making is easy and quick. 
C Liability is unlimited. 
D Responsibilities are shared. 
ANSWER D
➡️QUESTION⬅️
What is the disadvantage to a sole trader of bringing in a partner? 
A The business will benefit from the knowledge of the new partner. 
B The new partner may bring additional capital into the business. 
CThe profits made by the business will have to be shared with the new partner. 
D The responsibility for running the business may be shared with the new partner. 
ANSWER C
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which item would be entered in a statement of changes in equity? 
A debenture interest accrued 
B debenture interest paid 
C ordinary dividend paid for current year 
D ordinary dividend proposed for current year
ANSWER C
➡️QUESTION⬅️
On 1 January NH Limited was formed with the issue of 200000 ordinary shares of $0.50 each. 
During the first year it made a profit of $21000. A dividend of $0.02 per share was paid and $10 000 was transferred to general reserve. 
A $7000 
B $9000 
C $17000 
D $19000 
What was the total of reserves on 31 December? 
ANSWER C
➡️QUESTION⬅️
The issued share capital of CD Limited consists of ordinary shares. 
Retained earnings were $86 000 on 1 September 2016 and $88 500 on 31 August 2017. 
The company made a profit during the year of $26 000 and made a transfer to general reserve of $5000. 
What was the total ordinary share dividend paid during the year? 
 A $18500 B $23500 C $28500 D $33500 
ANSWER A
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which statements about ordinary shares are correct? 
1 If a company is wound up ordinary shares are repaid after debentures. 
2 Ordinary shares are a non-current liability of the company. 
3 The holders of ordinary shares are the owners of the company. 
A 1and3 
B 1only 
C 2and3 
D 3only 
ANSWER A
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which items are included in the equity section of the statement of financial  position of a limited company? 
A ordinary shares, retained earnings, debentures and current liabilities 
B ordinary shares, retained earnings and debentures only 
C ordinary shares and retained earnings only 
D ordinary shares only
ANSWER C
➡️QUESTION⬅️
A club had an accumulated fund at the start of the year of $18000 and at the end of the year of $16 200. 
Total running costs for the year were $9550. New equipment costing $1100 was bought during the year. The only income came from subscriptions. 
How much were subscriptions for the year? 
A $7750 
B $8850 
C $11350 
D $12450 
ANSWER A
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which may be included in an income and expenditure account? 
A bad debts 
B opening balance on the bank account 
C purchase of equipment 
D subscriptions received for the following financial year 
ANSWER A
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which type of labour would be classified as direct? 
1 factory managers 
2 factory office staff 
3 factory production workers 
A 1,2 and 3 
B 1 and 3 only 
C 2only 
D 3only 
ANSWER D
➡️QUESTION⬅️
Which group contains only indirect costs? 
A carriage inwards, factory rent, wages of factory supervisors 
B carriage inwards, raw materials, wages of machine operators 
C depreciation of machinery, factory rent, wages of factory supervisors 
D depreciation of machinery, raw materials, wages of machine operators
ANSWER C
➡️QUESTION⬅️
A trader does not keep full accounting records. 
How can credit purchases for his first year of trading be calculated? 
A cheques paid + discounts received + amount owing to suppliers at year end 
B cheques paid + discounts received — amount owing to suppliers at year end 
C cheques paid — discounts received + amount owing to suppliers at year end 
D cheques paid — discounts received — amount owing to suppliers at year end
ANSWER A
