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100

1. Proof that the transaction took place from which        the transaction will be recorded.

    A- Memorandum

     B- Sales notes

     C -Cash register

     D -Source documents

D -Source documents

100

1. The abbreviation EFT stands for:


   A- Electronic funds transfer

   B- Electric funds transfer

   C- Exclusive financial training

   D- Electronic Financial test    

A- Electronic funds transfer

100

Cashed one cheque to pay the week’s wages, R 1 200 and buy paper for the printer, R100.

1. The above transaction will be recorded to which JOURNAL?

Cash Payment Journal

200

1. Valuable possessions or belongings of a business     are known as                                                       

      A -Expenses

      B -Income

      C -Assets

      D- Liabilities

  C -Assets

200

1. When a business owner deposits money into the         business bank account it is called…

     A -Deposit

     B -Capital

     C -Sales

     D -Services rendered

B -Capital

300

The left side of a General Ledger is known as the ___________ side.

Debit

300

All cash received is recorded in the________

Cash Receipt Journal

400

Green Fingers Garden Services is an example of a _____________ business.

Service

400

Analyse the transactions below to show the effect on the Accounting Equation.

1. Services rendered per the Cash register roll, 

     R2 000.

Which account DEBIT and which account to CREDIT

DEBIT - BANK

CREDIT - CURRENT INCOME

500

The Mabusela household recorded the following assets:

House and plot         R655 000

Furniture                   R115 000

Car                           R 65 000

Cash in the bank        R 2 750

Mr Mabusela still owes R415 000 on his house and R37 000 on the family car.

1. Calculate the total ASSETS and total LIABILITY

 Total ASSETS - R837 750

 Total LIABILITIES - R452 000


500

Analyse the transactions below to show the effect on the Accounting Equation.

1. The owner bought new equipment costing R4 000.

Which account to DEBIT and which account to CREDIT?

DEBIT - EQUIPMENT

CREDIT - BANK

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