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BAC 101
Exam # 3
Question 1: Multiple Choice
Chapter 10 – Intangible assets Question 2: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 1
Chapter 10
Requirement 1: calculate assigned costs to assets purchased in a group purchase
Total cost paid for a group of assets is divided among the assets according to the
relative fair values.
Requirement 2: Journalize the lump sum purchase
Question 3: Short Problem
Chapter 10 – Calculate asset turnover ratio
Question 4: Multiple Choice
Chapter 10 – Depreciation methods
Question 5: Short Problem – Sample Problem # 2
Chapter 10
Compute depreciation using the following methods:
Straight-line
Units of production
Double-declining balance
Question 6: Multiple Choice
Chapter 10 – Depletion
Question 7: Short Problem Chapter 10
Compute partial year depreciation using the straight-line method
Question 8: Short Problem – Sample Problem # 3
Chapter 10
Compute depreciation using the following methods:
Straight-line
Units of production
Double-declining balance
Show the book value for all three methods
Book value = Cost – Accumulated Depreciation
Question 9: Short Problem
Chapter 10: Determine the cost of land, land improvements and building
Question 10: Short Problem – Sample Problem # 4
Chapter 10: Account for the disposal of equipment
Question 11: Short Problem – Sample Problem # 5
Chapter 10: Journalize intangible asset transactions
Question 12: Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 11 – Sales tax
Question 13: Fill in the Blanks
Chapter 11 – Determine if liabilities are current or long-term
Question 14: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 6
Chapter 11:
Complete the missing parts of an income statement starting with interest expense
o
Interest Expense = Principal X Interest Rate X Time
Compute times-interest-earned ratio
Question 15: Short Problem – Sample Problem # 7
Chapter 11- Estimated liabilities
Calculate and journalize the entry for accrued vacation expense
Question 16: Problem
– Sample Problem # 8
Compute gross pay, payroll deductions, and net pay
Compute total payroll tax expense
Journal entries for above
Question 17: Short Problem Chapter 11 – Calculate times-interest-earned ratio
Question 18: Multiple Choice Chapter 13 – Stock definitions
Question 19: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 9
Chapter 13 – Cash Dividends
Calculate dividends to preferred and common shareholders
Question 20: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 10
Chapter 13 – Ratio Analysis
Calculate the following ratios:
Earnings per share
Price/earnings ratio
Rate of return on common stockholders’ equity
Question 21: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 11
Prepare journal entries to record issuance of preferred and common stock
Prepare journal entries to record cash dividends Question 22: Short Problem
Chapter 13 – Journalize the issuance of stated value common stock
Question 23: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 12
Prepare journal entries to record declaration and issuance of a small stock dividend
Question 24: Short Problem
Chapter 13 – Journalize the issuance of par value common stock
Question 25: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 13
Chapter 13 – Journalize treasury stock transactions
Question 26: Short Problem
– Sample Problem # 14
Chapter 13 – Journalize large stock dividend transactions
Question 27: Matching Chapter 3 – Match accounting principles/concepts with their definitions
Question 28: Multiple Choice
Chapter 3 – Cash and accrual accounting
Question 29: Matching Chapter 4 – Steps in the accounting cycle
Question 30: Multiple Choice
Chapter 4 – Closing entries
Question 31: Matching Chapter 4 – Match accounts with their account category
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