A) It helps to calculate the profit or loss of the business B) It stops customers from buying C) It increases the price of goods D) It makes workers lazy
A) Bookkeeping records B) Newspaper articles C) Music notes D) Story books
A) Doubt B) Slowness C) Accuracy D) Carelessness
A) Neatness B) Forgetfulness C) Honesty D) Punctuality
A) Timetable B) Diary C) Textbook D) Receipt
A) Textbook B) Invoice C) Receipt D) Cheque
A) Gift B) Credit C) Charity D) Lottery
A) A bank building B) A type of furniture C) An evidence of payment D) A shopping list
A) Journal B) Ledger C) Source document D) Balance sheet
A) Purchases journal B) Cash book C) Sales journal D) General journal
A) A list of company work B) The original written evidence of a business transaction C) A book used to write final accounts D) A type of box
A) Receipt B) Payment voucher C) Credit note D) Sales invoice
A) Recording a transaction in two places : a debit and a credit B) Counting the money in the cash box twice C) Recoding a transaction only once D) Writing down only what the business owns
A) Liabilities B) Expense C) Capitals D) Assets
A) Double entry B) Zero entry C) Credit entry D) Debit entry
A) Cash B) Assets C) Expense D) Liabilities
A) Debit it B) Clear it C) Credit it D) Divide it
A) Ignore it B) Subtract it C) Debit it D) Credit it
A) Capital side B) Credit side C) Balance side D) Debit side
A) Journal B) Ledger C) Bookkeeping D) Cash book
A) Liability account B) Personal account C) Real account D) Nominal account
A) Personal account B) Nominal account C) Capital account D) Real account
A) General ledger B) Sales ledger C) Purchase ledger D) Private ledger
A) Family background B) Watching television C) Education and training D) Natural talent
A) Manufacturing B) Extractive work C) Service D) Construction
A) A type of food eaten daily B) Any work or activity a person does to earn a living C) A game played during school breaks D) A place where people go to sleep
A) It has no effect on jobs B) It stops people from working completely C) It forces everyone to become pilots D) People living near river are likely to become fishermen
A) A person who organizes factors of production and takes business risks B) A government tax collector C) A person who buys goods just to destroy them D) A person who works only for a monthly salary
A) Loss B) Wages C) Profit D) Rent
A) Running away from problems B) Fear of trying new things C) Laziness D) Being a risk taker
A) Innovative B) Careless C) Slow D) Angry
A) Labour B) Capital C) Land D) Enterprise
A) They close down all shops B) They stop economic growth C) They make people lazy D) They create jobs and reduce poverty
A) It allows fast and efficient creation of emails, documents and messages B) It helps us plays loud music C) It replaces the mouse completely D) It cools down the computer screen
A) To type with only one B) To avoid fatigue, strain , and backaches C) To look funny D) To make the computer
A) Crossed on top of the chair B) On top on the table C) Dangling in the air D) Flat on the floor
A) Bent sideways B) Upright with your back straight against the chair C) Lying flat on the desk D) Slouched forward
A) The process of typing text or data into device using a keyboard B) Turning off the computer C) Repairing a computer D) Walking on a keyboard
A) Hurt their fingers B) Waste time typing slowly C) Save time and reduce error when working D) Break the keyboard keys
A) Playing football on the field B) The act of sleeping C) Reading a story book in school D) The process of running and building a business to make profit |