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BAC 101
Test # 2 – Guide
**Remember to always list Debits before Credits in your journal entries
Question 1
– T/F
Chapter 5 – Journal entry for sales
Question 2 – Multiple Choice
Chapter 5 – Differences between the income statement for a merchandiser vs. a service company
Question 3
– Multiple Choice
Chapter 5 – Journal entry for purchase of inventory
Question 4 – Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 5 – Calculate payment on invoice within discount period
Question 5 – Multiple Choice
Chapter 5 – Journal entry for purchase of inventory
Question 6 – Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 5 – Calculate amount of purchase discount
Question 7 – Multiple Choice
Chapter 5 – Journal entries for sale of merchandise inventory
Question 8 – Short Problem (Sample Problem # 1)
Chapter 5 – Calculate gross profit percentage
Round answer to nearest tenth of a percent X.X%
Question 9 – Short Problem (Sample Problem # 2)
Chapter 5 Requirement # 1: Journalize closing entries for merchandising company
Remember to record debits before credits; show explanation
Requirement # 2: Calculate ending balance in the Owner, Capital account
Question # 10 – Multiple Choice
Chapter 6 – Inventory shrinkage
Question # 11
–
Multiple Choice
Chapter 6 – Journal entry for sale of merchandise inventory using specific identification method
Question # 12
– Multiple Choice Chapter 6 – Complete a table showing the effects of the different inventory costing methods (FIFO, LIFO,
weighted-average costing) on the financial statements
Question # 13 – Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 6 – Calculate Cost of Goods Sold using specific identification method of inventory costing
Question # 14 – Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 6 – Calculate cost of ending inventory using FIFO Question # 15 – Problem (Sample Problem # 3)
Chapter 6
Requirement 1: Prepare a perpetual inventory record using the FIFO inventory costing system
Requirement 2: Prepare a perpetual inventory record using the LIFO inventory costing system
Requirement 1: Prepare a perpetual inventory record using the weighted-average inventory costing system
Question # 16 – Short Problem (Sample Problem # 4)
Chapter 6 – Review of lower of cost or market inventory valuation
Prepare any necessary journal entries
Determine amount of merchandise inventory to be reported on balance sheet and amount of cost of goods sold to be reported on income statement
Question # 17 – Multiple Choice Chapter 7 – Benefits of an effective accounting information system
Question # 18
– Multiple Choice
Chapter 7 – Computerized accounting information system
Question # 19 – T/F
Chapter 8 – Internal control over cash receipts
Question # 20 – T/F Chapter 8 - Collusion
Question # 21 – Multiple Choice
Chapter 8 – Internal control
Question # 22 – Multiple Choice Chapter 8 – Characteristic of a public company
Question # 23
–
Multiple Choice
Chapter 9 – Direct write-off method of accounting for uncollectible accounts
Question # 24
– Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 9 – Calculate ending balance in Allowance for Bad Debts
Question # 25
– Multiple Choice (Calculation)
Chapter 9 – Compute net realizable value of Accounts Receivable
Question # 26
– Short Problem (Sample Problem # 5)
Chapter 9 – Journalize sales transactions using the allowance method
Remember to record debits before credits; explanations are not required
Question # 27
– Short Problem (Sample Problem # 6)
Chapter 9 Requirement 1: Journalize the adjusting entry for bad debts expense using the percent-of-sales method
Requirement 2: Journalize the adjusting entry for bad debts expense using the percent-of-receivables method
Question # 28
– Short Problem (Sample Problem # 7)
Chapter 9
Requirement 1: Journalize sales transactions and adjusting entry using the aging-of-receivables method (exclude explanations)
Open T-accounts for Accounts Receivable and Allowance for Bad Debts
Requirement 2: Show the presentation of net accounts receivable on the balance sheet
Question # 29
– Short Problem (Sample Problem # 8)
Chapter 9 Journalize notes receivable transactions (including adjusting entry for accrued interest revenue)
Remember to record debits before credits; omit explanations
Question # 30 – Short Problem (Sample Problem # 9)
Chapter 9- Ratio analysis
Requirement 1: Compute acid-test ratio
Round to two decimals X.XX
Requirement 2: Compute accounts receivable turnover
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Round to two decimals X.XX
Requirement 3: Compute days’ sales in receivables
Round interim calculations to two decimals X.XX and the final answer to nearest whole day
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Complete the chart. Two rows have been completed for you as examples
Tip: Some of these accounts are discussed in Chapters 7 & 8, and you can find them on the Sample General Ledger Accounts table at the back of
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Merchandise subject to terms 2/10, n/30, FOB shipping point, is sold on account to a customer for $19,700. What is the amount of sales discount allowable?
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b. $142
c. $201
d. $394
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