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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Quiz 4
Score %
Name
Course Section
PROBLEM 1—FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
INSTRUCTIONS: Indicate the placement on financial
statements of the items listed below by inserting the
appropriate letter or letters in the Answers column. Assume the
use of the multiple-step income statement and the
perpetual inventory system.
STATEMENTS
Income Statement G. Retained Earnings StatementBalance
Sheet
A. Administrative expenses H. Current
assets
B. Cost of merchandise sold I. Current
liabilities
C. Other expense J. Long-term liabilities
D. Other income K. Stockholders’ equity
E. Revenue from sales L. Property, plant,
and equipment
F. Selling expenses
For
Scoring
ITEMS APPEARING ON STATEMENTS
Answers
0. Cash
0. ____
1. Merchandise inventory at end of period
1. ____
2. Cost of merchandise sold
2. ____
3. Sales discounts
3. ____
4. Interest expense
4. ____
5. Loss on sale of fixed assets
5. ____
6. Dividends
6. ____
7. Interest receivable
7. ____
8. Accumulated depreciation—store equipment
8. ____
9. Interest revenue
9. ____
10. Retained earnings at end of period
10. ____
11. Sales
11. ____
12. Store supplies expense
12. ____
13. Mortgage note payable (payable in 2015)
13. ____
PROBLEM 2—ANALYSIS OF TRANSACTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS: For O'Neill's, indicate the accounts to be
debited and credited in recording the selected transactions
described below by inserting the letter designation for the
accounts in the appropriate columns. The perpetual inventory
system is used.
ACCOUNTS
A. Accounts Payable E. Merchandise Inventory I.
Dividends
B. Accounts Receivable F. Office Supplies J.
Sales
C. Cash G. Office Supplies Expense K. Sales
Discounts
D. Cost of Merchandise Sold H. Capital Stock L.
Sales Returns and Allowances
For
Scoring
For
Scoring
TRANSACTIONS
Debit
Credit
0. Purchased office supplies for cash
1–2. Sold merchandise on account
3–4. Received a return of part of the merchandise sold in
Question 1–2
5–6. Received cash for merchandise sold in Questions 1–2
and 3–4 within the discount period
7–8. Purchased merchandise on account
9–10. Returned part of the merchandise purchased in
Question 7–8
FILL-IN-THE-BLANK 1—PRINCIPLES AND TERMINOLOGY
INSTRUCTIONS: Complete the following statements by
writing the appropriate words or amounts in the Answers
column.
For
Scoring
STATEMENTS
Answers
0. The form of balance sheet with assets, liabilities, and
stockholders’ equity listed in a downward sequence is referred
to as the
0. ____
1. The document that the seller sends to the buyer
listing the terms of the sale is called the
1. ____
2. The inventory accounting system in which the amount
of inventory on hand can always be determined is called the
2. ____
3. The inventory accounting system in which the cost of
the merchandise sold is determined at the end of the accounting
period is called the
3. ____
4. If the purchaser is to assume the cost of delivering
the goods, the terms of the sale are stated as FOB
4. ____
5. If the seller is to assume the cost of delivering the
goods, the terms of sale are stated as FOB
5. ____
6–8. A sales invoice for $25,000, terms 2/10, n/30, FOB
shipping point, is paid within the discount period. The seller has
prepaid transportation costs of $125. Purchases of $450 are
returned to the seller
6. The amount of the sales discount is
6. ____
7. The title of the account in which the discount is
recorded by the seller is
7. ____
8. The amount of cash received from the customer
assuming payment is not made in the discount period is
8. ____
9. Gross profit is the difference between sales and
9. ____
10. If ownership (title) to merchandise passes to the
buyer when merchandise is delivered to the freight carrier, the
shipping terms are
10. ____
FILL-IN-THE-BLANK 2—PRINCIPLES AND TERMINOLOGY
INSTRUCTIONS: Complete each of the following statements by
writing the appropriate words in the Answers column.
For
Scoring
STATEMENTS
Answers
0. In which section of the balance sheet is merchandise
inventory reported?
0. ____
1–3. Would a perpetual inventory system normally be
practical for the following types of businesses without a
computerized system? (answer yes or no)
1. Retail jewelry store
1. ____
2. Wholesale clothing store
2. ____
3. Retail candy store
3. ____
4. If the cost of an item of inventory is $75, the current
replacement cost is $64, and the selling price is $95, the amount
included in inventory
according to the lower of cost or market concept is
4. ____
5. Merchandise in transit should not be included in the
seller’s inventory if the terms are FOB
5. ____
6. The inventory method where the last units purchased
are assumed to be sold and the ending inventory is made up of
the first units purchased.
6. ____
7. A method that is useful for estimating the cost of
inventory that has been destroyed that uses the relationship
between cost and retail value is
7. ____
8. During a period of consistently falling prices, the
method (FIFO or LIFO) that will result in reporting the greater
cost of merchandise sold is
8. ____
9–11. Inventory at the end of the current fiscal year
was understated. State
whether each of the following will be overstated, understated,
or not affected:
9. Cost of merchandise sold reported on the income
statement for the
current year
9. ____
10. Net income reported on the income statement for the
current year
10. ____
11. Retained earnings reported on the balance sheet at the
end of the current year
11. ____
12. Damaged merchandise that can only be sold at below
cost should be
valued at
12. ____
PROBLEM 3—PROBLEMS
INSTRUCTIONS: Solve the following problems and record the
answers in the Answers column.
For
Scoring
Answers
0. The amount credited to sales for the sale of
merchandise costing $500,
with 40% added to the cost price to determine selling price, is
0. ____
1. Summarized data on sales and merchandise available
for sale are as follows:
April 1 Merchandise inventory $ 415,000
April 1–30 Purchases (net) 675,000
April 1–30 Sales (net) 1,400,000
If the estimated rate of gross profit is 40%, the
estimated cost of the
merchandise inventory on April 30 is
1. ____
2. The following lots of a particular commodity were
available for sale during the year:
Beginning inventory 10 units at $61
First purchase 40 units at $62
Second purchase 35 units at $65
Third purchase 15 units at $63
Based on the periodic system, the total cost of the 23
units in inventory at the end of the year, according to the first-
in, first-out method, is
2. ____
3. Based on the data in Question 2, the total cost of the
23 units in inventory by the last-in, first-out method is
3. ____
4. Based on the data in Question 2, the total cost of the
23 units in inventory by the average cost method is
4. ____
5. A purchase order for $15,000 of merchandise was
mailed to a supplier on December 22, 2011. The merchandise
was shipped by the supplier
on December 29, 2011, under terms of FOB shipping point, and
the
merchandise was received on January 3, 2012. If 50% is added
to its
cost by the purchaser to determine selling price, the amount to
be
included in the inventory of the purchaser on December 31,
2011, is
5. ____
6. Beginning inventory, purchases, and sales of a
commodity are presented below:
Inventory: July 1 15 units at $55
Sales: July 6 10 units at $57
12 30 units at $58
22 40 units at $59
Purchases: July 9 30 units at $60
18 50 units at $65
Assuming that the perpetual inventory system is used,
the cost of the
inventory balance on July 31 by the FIFO method is
6. ____
7. Based on the data in Question 6, the cost of the
inventory balance on July 31 by the LIFO method is
7. ____
8. Summarized data on sales and merchandise available
for sale are as follows:
CostRetail
June 1 Merchandise inventory $137,000
$210,000
June 1–30 Purchases (net) 252,000 300,000
June 1–30 Sales (net) 350,000
The estimated cost of the merchandise inventory on
June 30 by the retail method is
8. ____
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Quiz 4
Score
%
Name
Course
Section
PROBLEM
1
—
FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
INSTRUCTIONS:
Indicate the placement on financial statements of the items
listed below by inserting the
appropriate letter or letters i
n the Answers column. Assume the use of the multiple
-
step income statement and the
perpetual inventory system.
STATEMENTS
Income Statement
G.
Retained Earnings Statement
Balance Sheet
A.
Administrative expenses
H.
Current assets
B.
Cost of merchan
dise sold
I.
Current liabilities
C.
Other expense
J.
Long
-
term liabilities
D.
Other income
K.
Stockholders’
equity
E.
Revenue from sales
L.
Property, plant, and equipment
F.
Selling expenses
For
Scoring
ITEMS APPEARING ON STATEMENTS
Answers
0.
Cash
................................
................................
................................
.......................
0. ____
1.
Merchandise inventory at end of period
................................
...........................
1. ____
2.
Cost of merchandise sold
................................
................................
....................
2. ____
3.
Sales discounts
................................
................................
................................
....
3. ____
4.
Interest
e
xpense
................................
................................
................................
...
4. ____
5.
Loss
on sale of fixed assets
................................
................................
...............
5. ____
6.
Dividends
................................
................................
................................
...............
6. ____
7.
Interest receivable
................................
................................
................................
7. ____
8.
Accumulated depreciation
—
store equipment
................................
.................
8. ____
9.
Interest revenue
................................
................................
................................
...
9. ____
10.
Retained earnings
at end of period
................................
................................
...
10. ____
11.
Sales
................................
................................
................................
......................
11. ____
12.
Store supplies expense
................................
................................
.......................
12. ____
1
3
.
Mortgage note payable (payable in 2015)
................................
.......................
1
3
. ____
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Quiz 4
Score %
Name
Course Section
PROBLEM 1—FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
INSTRUCTIONS: Indicate the placement on financial
statements of the items listed below by inserting the
appropriate letter or letters in the Answers column. Assume the
use of the multiple-step income statement and the
perpetual inventory system.
STATEMENTS
Income Statement G. Retained Earnings Statement Balance
Sheet
A. Administrative expenses H. Current assets
B. Cost of merchandise sold I. Current liabilities
C. Other expense J. Long-term liabilities
D. Other income K. Stockholders’ equity
E. Revenue from sales L. Property, plant, and equipment
F. Selling expenses
For
Scoring
ITEMS APPEARING ON STATEMENTS Answers
0. Cash
...............................................................................................
........................ 0. ____
1. Merchandise inventory at end of period
........................................................... 1. ____
2. Cost of merchandise sold
.................................................................................... 2.
____
3. Sales discounts
...............................................................................................
..... 3. ____
4. Interest expense
...............................................................................................
.... 4. ____
5. Loss on sale of fixed assets
............................................................................... 5. ____
6. Dividends
...............................................................................................
................ 6. ____
7. Interest receivable
...............................................................................................
. 7. ____
8. Accumulated depreciation—store equipment
................................................. 8. ____
9. Interest revenue
...............................................................................................
.... 9. ____
10. Retained earnings at end of period
................................................................... 10. ____
11. Sales
...............................................................................................
....................... 11. ____
12. Store supplies expense
....................................................................................... 12.
____
13. Mortgage note payable (payable in 2015)
....................................................... 13. ____
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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGQuiz 4Score Name Course.docx

  • 1. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Quiz 4 Score % Name Course Section PROBLEM 1—FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INSTRUCTIONS: Indicate the placement on financial statements of the items listed below by inserting the appropriate letter or letters in the Answers column. Assume the use of the multiple-step income statement and the perpetual inventory system. STATEMENTS Income Statement G. Retained Earnings StatementBalance Sheet A. Administrative expenses H. Current assets B. Cost of merchandise sold I. Current liabilities
  • 2. C. Other expense J. Long-term liabilities D. Other income K. Stockholders’ equity E. Revenue from sales L. Property, plant, and equipment F. Selling expenses For Scoring ITEMS APPEARING ON STATEMENTS Answers 0. Cash 0. ____ 1. Merchandise inventory at end of period 1. ____ 2. Cost of merchandise sold 2. ____ 3. Sales discounts 3. ____ 4. Interest expense 4. ____ 5. Loss on sale of fixed assets 5. ____ 6. Dividends 6. ____ 7. Interest receivable
  • 3. 7. ____ 8. Accumulated depreciation—store equipment 8. ____ 9. Interest revenue 9. ____ 10. Retained earnings at end of period 10. ____ 11. Sales 11. ____ 12. Store supplies expense 12. ____ 13. Mortgage note payable (payable in 2015) 13. ____ PROBLEM 2—ANALYSIS OF TRANSACTIONS INSTRUCTIONS: For O'Neill's, indicate the accounts to be debited and credited in recording the selected transactions described below by inserting the letter designation for the accounts in the appropriate columns. The perpetual inventory system is used. ACCOUNTS A. Accounts Payable E. Merchandise Inventory I. Dividends
  • 4. B. Accounts Receivable F. Office Supplies J. Sales C. Cash G. Office Supplies Expense K. Sales Discounts D. Cost of Merchandise Sold H. Capital Stock L. Sales Returns and Allowances For Scoring For Scoring TRANSACTIONS Debit Credit 0. Purchased office supplies for cash 1–2. Sold merchandise on account 3–4. Received a return of part of the merchandise sold in Question 1–2 5–6. Received cash for merchandise sold in Questions 1–2
  • 5. and 3–4 within the discount period 7–8. Purchased merchandise on account 9–10. Returned part of the merchandise purchased in Question 7–8 FILL-IN-THE-BLANK 1—PRINCIPLES AND TERMINOLOGY INSTRUCTIONS: Complete the following statements by writing the appropriate words or amounts in the Answers column. For Scoring STATEMENTS Answers 0. The form of balance sheet with assets, liabilities, and
  • 6. stockholders’ equity listed in a downward sequence is referred to as the 0. ____ 1. The document that the seller sends to the buyer listing the terms of the sale is called the 1. ____ 2. The inventory accounting system in which the amount of inventory on hand can always be determined is called the 2. ____ 3. The inventory accounting system in which the cost of the merchandise sold is determined at the end of the accounting period is called the 3. ____ 4. If the purchaser is to assume the cost of delivering the goods, the terms of the sale are stated as FOB 4. ____ 5. If the seller is to assume the cost of delivering the goods, the terms of sale are stated as FOB 5. ____ 6–8. A sales invoice for $25,000, terms 2/10, n/30, FOB shipping point, is paid within the discount period. The seller has prepaid transportation costs of $125. Purchases of $450 are returned to the seller
  • 7. 6. The amount of the sales discount is 6. ____ 7. The title of the account in which the discount is recorded by the seller is 7. ____ 8. The amount of cash received from the customer assuming payment is not made in the discount period is 8. ____ 9. Gross profit is the difference between sales and 9. ____ 10. If ownership (title) to merchandise passes to the buyer when merchandise is delivered to the freight carrier, the shipping terms are 10. ____ FILL-IN-THE-BLANK 2—PRINCIPLES AND TERMINOLOGY INSTRUCTIONS: Complete each of the following statements by writing the appropriate words in the Answers column. For Scoring STATEMENTS
  • 8. Answers 0. In which section of the balance sheet is merchandise inventory reported? 0. ____ 1–3. Would a perpetual inventory system normally be practical for the following types of businesses without a computerized system? (answer yes or no) 1. Retail jewelry store 1. ____ 2. Wholesale clothing store 2. ____ 3. Retail candy store 3. ____ 4. If the cost of an item of inventory is $75, the current replacement cost is $64, and the selling price is $95, the amount included in inventory according to the lower of cost or market concept is 4. ____ 5. Merchandise in transit should not be included in the seller’s inventory if the terms are FOB 5. ____ 6. The inventory method where the last units purchased are assumed to be sold and the ending inventory is made up of the first units purchased.
  • 9. 6. ____ 7. A method that is useful for estimating the cost of inventory that has been destroyed that uses the relationship between cost and retail value is 7. ____ 8. During a period of consistently falling prices, the method (FIFO or LIFO) that will result in reporting the greater cost of merchandise sold is 8. ____ 9–11. Inventory at the end of the current fiscal year was understated. State whether each of the following will be overstated, understated, or not affected: 9. Cost of merchandise sold reported on the income statement for the current year 9. ____ 10. Net income reported on the income statement for the current year 10. ____ 11. Retained earnings reported on the balance sheet at the end of the current year 11. ____
  • 10. 12. Damaged merchandise that can only be sold at below cost should be valued at 12. ____ PROBLEM 3—PROBLEMS INSTRUCTIONS: Solve the following problems and record the answers in the Answers column. For Scoring
  • 11. Answers 0. The amount credited to sales for the sale of merchandise costing $500, with 40% added to the cost price to determine selling price, is 0. ____ 1. Summarized data on sales and merchandise available for sale are as follows: April 1 Merchandise inventory $ 415,000 April 1–30 Purchases (net) 675,000 April 1–30 Sales (net) 1,400,000 If the estimated rate of gross profit is 40%, the estimated cost of the merchandise inventory on April 30 is 1. ____ 2. The following lots of a particular commodity were available for sale during the year: Beginning inventory 10 units at $61 First purchase 40 units at $62 Second purchase 35 units at $65 Third purchase 15 units at $63
  • 12. Based on the periodic system, the total cost of the 23 units in inventory at the end of the year, according to the first- in, first-out method, is 2. ____ 3. Based on the data in Question 2, the total cost of the 23 units in inventory by the last-in, first-out method is 3. ____ 4. Based on the data in Question 2, the total cost of the 23 units in inventory by the average cost method is 4. ____ 5. A purchase order for $15,000 of merchandise was mailed to a supplier on December 22, 2011. The merchandise was shipped by the supplier on December 29, 2011, under terms of FOB shipping point, and the merchandise was received on January 3, 2012. If 50% is added to its cost by the purchaser to determine selling price, the amount to be included in the inventory of the purchaser on December 31, 2011, is
  • 13. 5. ____ 6. Beginning inventory, purchases, and sales of a commodity are presented below: Inventory: July 1 15 units at $55 Sales: July 6 10 units at $57 12 30 units at $58 22 40 units at $59 Purchases: July 9 30 units at $60 18 50 units at $65 Assuming that the perpetual inventory system is used, the cost of the inventory balance on July 31 by the FIFO method is 6. ____ 7. Based on the data in Question 6, the cost of the inventory balance on July 31 by the LIFO method is 7. ____
  • 14. 8. Summarized data on sales and merchandise available for sale are as follows: CostRetail June 1 Merchandise inventory $137,000 $210,000 June 1–30 Purchases (net) 252,000 300,000 June 1–30 Sales (net) 350,000 The estimated cost of the merchandise inventory on June 30 by the retail method is 8. ____ FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Quiz 4
  • 16. INSTRUCTIONS: Indicate the placement on financial statements of the items listed below by inserting the appropriate letter or letters i n the Answers column. Assume the use of the multiple - step income statement and the perpetual inventory system. STATEMENTS Income Statement G. Retained Earnings Statement Balance Sheet A. Administrative expenses H.
  • 17. Current assets B. Cost of merchan dise sold I. Current liabilities C. Other expense J. Long - term liabilities D. Other income K.
  • 18. Stockholders’ equity E. Revenue from sales L. Property, plant, and equipment F. Selling expenses For Scoring ITEMS APPEARING ON STATEMENTS Answers 0. Cash
  • 19. ................................ ................................ ................................ ....................... 0. ____ 1. Merchandise inventory at end of period ................................ ........................... 1. ____ 2. Cost of merchandise sold ................................ ................................ ....................
  • 20. 2. ____ 3. Sales discounts ................................ ................................ ................................ .... 3. ____ 4. Interest e xpense ................................ ................................ ................................ ... 4. ____ 5.
  • 21. Loss on sale of fixed assets ................................ ................................ ............... 5. ____ 6. Dividends ................................ ................................ ................................ ............... 6. ____ 7. Interest receivable ................................ ................................ ................................
  • 22. 7. ____ 8. Accumulated depreciation — store equipment ................................ ................. 8. ____ 9. Interest revenue ................................ ................................ ................................ ... 9. ____
  • 23. 10. Retained earnings at end of period ................................ ................................ ... 10. ____ 11. Sales ................................ ................................ ................................ ...................... 11. ____ 12. Store supplies expense ................................ ................................ .......................
  • 24. 12. ____ 1 3 . Mortgage note payable (payable in 2015) ................................ ....................... 1 3 . ____ FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Quiz 4 Score %
  • 25. Name Course Section PROBLEM 1—FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INSTRUCTIONS: Indicate the placement on financial statements of the items listed below by inserting the appropriate letter or letters in the Answers column. Assume the use of the multiple-step income statement and the perpetual inventory system. STATEMENTS Income Statement G. Retained Earnings Statement Balance Sheet A. Administrative expenses H. Current assets B. Cost of merchandise sold I. Current liabilities C. Other expense J. Long-term liabilities D. Other income K. Stockholders’ equity E. Revenue from sales L. Property, plant, and equipment F. Selling expenses For Scoring ITEMS APPEARING ON STATEMENTS Answers 0. Cash ............................................................................................... ........................ 0. ____ 1. Merchandise inventory at end of period ........................................................... 1. ____ 2. Cost of merchandise sold .................................................................................... 2. ____
  • 26. 3. Sales discounts ............................................................................................... ..... 3. ____ 4. Interest expense ............................................................................................... .... 4. ____ 5. Loss on sale of fixed assets ............................................................................... 5. ____ 6. Dividends ............................................................................................... ................ 6. ____ 7. Interest receivable ............................................................................................... . 7. ____ 8. Accumulated depreciation—store equipment ................................................. 8. ____ 9. Interest revenue ............................................................................................... .... 9. ____ 10. Retained earnings at end of period ................................................................... 10. ____ 11. Sales ............................................................................................... ....................... 11. ____ 12. Store supplies expense ....................................................................................... 12. ____ 13. Mortgage note payable (payable in 2015) ....................................................... 13. ____