Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q1
✓ Answer: D
On November 1, 1998, Zaria Holdings owed N 13,600 in respect of creditor. On November 15, it purchased goods worth N69,000 and paid a cheques of N51,600. On No- vember 29, one of the Holdings’ cheque’s worth N3,000 was returned while the creditor granted N1,500 discount. The amount owed by Zaria Holdings as at November 29 is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q2
✓ Answer: B
To write off bad debt, debit
A
Debtor’s account and credit provision for bad debt.
B
Bad debt account and credit debtor’s account.
C
Debtor’ account and credit bad debt.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q3
✓ Answer: D
In order to make the cash book balance equal to the bank statement, it is usual to add
D
Unpresented cheques. Use the information below to answer the questions 4 and 5 N Sale 20,000 Cost of sales 10,000 Operating expenses 2,500 Expenses prepaid included in operating expense
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q4
✓ Answer: D
Calculate the net profit.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q5
✓ Answer: B
What is the gross profit margin?
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q6
✓ Answer: D
The main object of book keeping is to record economic.
A
Transactions systematically for routine managerial decision making.
B
Events clearly to ensure adequate checks and bal- ances
C
Events clearly to facilitate strategic managerial de- cision-making
D
Transactions systematically to ascertain the finan- cial position of a business.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q9
✓ Answer: C
Yahuza Enterprises Trial Balance (Extracts) as at Dec. 31, 1998. N N Capital 21,000 Premises 90,000 Debtors 35,000 Provisions 1/1/98 Depreciation 9,000 Bad and doubtful debts 1,500 If a premise is to be depreciated at 10% on cost and a 5% provision is to be allowed on debtors, the total as- set in the balance sheet is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q10
✓ Answer: C
The most convenient cash book used by a petty trader operating in an area where there is no banking facility is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q12
✓ Answer: D
Which of the following errors will affect the trial bal- ance totals?
A
Posting discount allowed to the debit side of the discount allowed account.
B
Omission of one account from the list when ex- tracting from the ledgers.
C
Failure to post sales of N 2,000 and purchases of N 2,000 from subsidiary ledgers.
D
Omission of sales of N 3,000 and purchase of N 2,000.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q13
✓ Answer: C
An expense account is closed by a debit to
A
An asset account and credit to the expense account.
B
The expense account and a credit to an asset account.
C
Profit and loss account and a credit to the expense account.
D
The expense account and a credit to profit and loss account. [PAGE 21]
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q15
✓ Answer: B
What is the cost of the opening raw materials?
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q16
✓ Answer: C
The production cost of finished goods is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q17
✓ Answer: B
Amin Ltd. Creditors Ledger Control Account (Extracts) Beginning control account N Balances: Debit 32,000 Credit 61,000 Purchases during the year: Cash 30,000 Credit 60,000 Payment to suppliers: Cash 13,000 Cheque 29,000 Debtor’s contra 6,000 The closing control account balance is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q18
✓ Answer: C
Given: N Depreciation of plant and machinery 1,600 Factory rent Indirect wages General indirect expenses Lubricants 1,235 Carriage inwards Factory power Bank charges Carriage outwards 2,900 Determine the total factory overhead cost
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q19
✓ Answer: A
Given N Cash book items: Paid to suppliers 10,800 Expenses paid 6,900 Drawings made Balances at start 15,750 Balances at end 3,870 Drawings from bank to shop 1,720 Determine the receipt from debtors
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q20
✓ Answer: C
The items entered in an opening statement of affairs of an enterprise that keeps incomplete record are
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q21
✓ Answer: C
In a manufacturing company, the total cost of goods produced is equivalent to
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q22
✓ Answer: A
Given: Sales Ledger Control Account (Extracts) N Balance b/f 10,600 Total cash payments by debtors 32,275 Total credit sales 59,193 Discount received 9,700 Balance c/f 20,751 Discount allowed 2,890 Determine the sales returns
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q23
✓ Answer: B
The simplest form of single entry procedure consist of keeping a
A
Day book or general journal
B
Cash book and ledger accounts showing debt- ors and creditors balances
C
Cash journal, sales journal and purchases jour- nal
D
Day book in which transaction are described in chronological order.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q26
✓ Answer: C
When a customer’s cheque is returned unpaid in a debtor’s control accounting system, the treatment will be
A
debit bank, credit customer and credit control account.
B
credit bank, debit customer and debit control account.
C
debit customer, credit control account and credit bank.
D
credit control account, debit bank and debit customer.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q28
✓ Answer: C
The refund due to an application for 25,000 shares is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q29
✓ Answer: A
What will be the number of shares to be issued to a subscriber who applied for 30,000 shares?
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q30
✓ Answer: B
Which of the following items does not feature in the balance sheet of a club?
A
Arrears of current year’s subscription
B
Salary arrears paid in the current year
C
Rental income received in advance
D
Advance subscription in respect of a coming year.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q31
✓ Answer: D
An outright sale of partnership amounts to the
A
compenstion of vendors by the purchase
B
admission of a new partner
C
purchase of rights of a dead partner
D
change of sharing ratio of vendors
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q32
✓ Answer: B
Given: N Opening Cash balance 20,000 Sale of match tickets 15,000 Clearing of pitch 1,200 Refreshments 3,500 Referees’ allownace 1,000 Cost of petrol for bus 1,120 Donation from local government 3,800 The club’s cash balance is
D
N31,980 Use the information below to answer question 33 and 34 Maimalari Ltd had 1. Earnings per share 30k
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q33
✓ Answer: A
The companys’ yields is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q34
✓ Answer: B
What will be the price earnings ratio of the company?
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q35
✓ Answer: A
The partnership Deed noramally specifies
A
how profits or losses are to be shared
B
the capital to be contributed annually
C
how salaries are paid to employees.
D
the profit that should be earned annually
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q36
✓ Answer: A
The accumulated fund of a non-trading concern can equally be referred to as
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q37
✓ Answer: A
Which of the following is an example of intangible as- set?
A
Trade debtorsB. Stock of goods
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q37
✓ Answer: B
When a purchased business is revalued the effects is that.
A
a decrease in the value of assets has no effect no value of goodwill
B
an increase in the value of asset is treated as an increase in the value of goodwill
C
a decrease in the value of asset is treated as a decrease in the value of goodwill
D
an increase in the value of asset is treated as decrease in the value of goodwill
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q38
✓ Answer: A
An item of appropriation in partnership profit and loss account is.
A
interest on partners’ capital
B
interest on partners’ loan
D
partners drawings Use the information below to answer question 39 and 40 Rakya ad Joy are in partnership and agreed that 5% interest per annum is to be charged on drawings. The drawing made by both partners in one year were: Rakiya, N200 on March 31 and N300 on September 30, Joy, N100 on April 1 and N240 on July 1
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q39
✓ Answer: D
The interest on Joy’s drawing is
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q40
✓ Answer: D
Assuming that Rakiya was not credited with any in come during the period, what is her closing current ac count balance?
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q43
✓ Answer: D
The most appropriate basis for apportioning inventory holding cost among departments is to use the value of
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q44
✓ Answer: A
The body constitutionally charge with the accounts of the Federation and other Assembly in the [PAGE 23]
A
Public Accounts Committee
C
Internal Audit Committee
D
External Audit Committee.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q46
✓ Answer: C
The channel through which all government borrowing and domestic lending transactions pass is called
D
contingency fund Given: Dept A Dept B Floor space 400m 60m Machine Turnover N36million N64 million Labour hoours A joint cost N72 million incurred by the two depart ments was apportioned N30 million to
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q48
✓ Answer: D
Recurrent expenditure are expenses for the period not exceeding.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q50
✓ Answer: D
The conventional source of public revenue include
A
Loans, taxation, foreign reserves and dividends.
B
Interest, royalties, taxation and loans
C
Crude oil, interest, posted price and taxation
D
Taxation, deficit budgeting, royalties and loans.
Principles of Accounts
JAMB 2000
Q97
✓ Answer: C
The company’s policy provides for 15% bad debt annually. Whcih of the following represents the total balance of debtors before adjustments?
D
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