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Statements
Accounting Cycle
Asset / Liabilities
Just for fun
100

What is the expanded accounting equation?

Assets=Liabilities + Capital - Withdrawals +Revenues - Expenses

100

What is the Owner's Capital accounts' normal balance?

Credit

100

True or False: 

Adjustments and closing entries are always dated the last day of the month.

True

100

True or False: 

An asset is any resource that a business owns or controls.

True

100

Idaho is called the ________  state. 

Gem

200

Name two things that appear on the balance sheet.

Assets, liabilities, owners equity

200

What statement does the revenue and expenses belong in?

Income Statement

200

Accounts whose balances at the end of an accounting period are not carried over to the next accounting period....

 Temporary Account

200

Name two things that can be liabilities.

 Accounts Payable and Salaries Payable.

200

This famous Indian was born in Idaho.

Sacagawea

300

Journal entries that are prepared to reset all temporary accounts to a zero balance an update capital to a new balance ...

Closing Journal Entries

300

What order do you complete the three financial statements in?

Income Statement, Statement of Owner's Equity, Balance Sheet

300

What is the last step in the accounting cycle and what does it do?

The Post-closing trial balance and it lists only the permanent accounts after closing and adjusting entries have been made to the ledger.

300

What is an example of an assets shift?

Purchasing prepaid rent with cash 

or

Purchasing a vehicle with Cash

300

What is Idaho's State fruit?

Huckleberry

400

What is working capital?

Working capital is calculated as current assets minus current liabilities, which is used in day-to-day trading.

400

When revenue totals more than expenses, the result is...

Net Income

400

What is the difference between a permanent and a temporary account?

A permanent account is an account that will not be closed like a cash account. A temporary account is an account that is only open for a period of time and then closed out at the end of the life cycle.

400

What is an example of a Contra-Asset?

Accumulated Depreciation

400

Idaho is the _______ growing state in the U.S.

A. 3rd                    B. 7th

C. 11th                  D. 1st

D. 1st

500

What accounts have a normal balance of Debit and what have the normal balance of Credit

On the Normal Balance the debit side has Assets, Withdrawals and Expenses and on the credit side is Liabilities, Capital and Revenue.

500

When closing an expense, what do you debit, and what do you credit?

You debit the income summary and then credit the expenses

500

How many phases are there in the accounting life cycle and what are each of them in order?

9 Phases: Each phase is as follows: Identifying transactions, recording transactions, posting the transactions to the ledger, creating the trial balance, analyze the worksheet, adjusted journal entries, create financial statements, and close your books.

500

Which of the below is a true statement about Liabilities:  

A - Liabilities are closed to the Income Statement at the end of each month 

B - Salaries Payable is not a liability, it is an expense. 

C - Liabilities appear on the Balance Sheet 

D - Only service based businesses can have liabilities, merchandise based businesses do not have liabilities  

C - Liabilities appear on the Balance Sheet

500

Idaho is known as the _______ capital of the world.  (Hint:  It is grown here, but it is not potatoes)

Lentil

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