The Accounting Cycle Quiz

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Cash, AR, and PPE are examples of nominal accounts.

False

Real accounts are closed at the end of the accounting period.

False

Prepaid expenses are an example of a mixed account.

True

A clearing account holds information temporarily until it is transferred to other ledger accounts.

True

A controlling account summarizes information in a subsidiary ledger.

True

A suspense account holds information temporarily until it is disposed of.

True

Reciprocal accounts have counterparts in other books or ledgers.

True

Principal accounts can stand alone.

True

Auxiliary accounts are technically assets, liabilities, income, or expenses.

False

Posting is the process of transferring data from the journal to the general ledger and subsidiary ledger.

True

True or false: There are 9 basic steps in the accounting cycle?

True

True or false: The accounting cycle consists of two phases known as recording and summarizing?

True

True or false: Analyzing the transaction involves gathering information from source documents?

True

True or false: The equation 'assets equals liabilities plus equity' represents the financial position?

True

True or false: Journalizing is the process of recording transactions in the appropriate journals?

True

True or false: A journal is a chronological record of all transactions?

True

True or false: Special journals are more efficient in recording a large number of like transactions?

True

True or false: The sales journal is used for recording all types of cash receipts?

False

True or false: The purchase journal is used to record all purchases on account?

True

True or false: Real accounts are closed and carryover to the next accounting period?

False

Test your knowledge of the accounting cycle with this quiz! Learn about the 9 basic steps, including the recording and summarizing phases. Explore topics such as analyzing transactions, source documents, and the impact on financial position. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of accounting principles.

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