Source Document
Journalizing
Transactions
Lesson 3-4
BONUS
100

This document is used as a source for recording a sale on account.

Sales Invoice

100

This is the term for recording transactions in chronological order.

Journalizing
100

When you buy supplies with cash, which account is credited?

Cash

100

Where do you find the year and month written on a journal page?

In the Date column on the first line

200

You use this business form when you receive cash from a customer.

Reciept

200

True or False: You should always record the credit part of a transaction first.

False (Debits are always recorded first)

200

If you "Buy on Account," which liability account is increased?

Accounts Payable

200

If you make a mistake in a journal, what is the standard way to fix it?

Draw a single line through it and write the correction above.

300

This is the document used when you order a bank to pay cash from your account.

Check

300

This is the column where you write the abbreviation for the source document (ex. C1 or R1).

Doc. No. column

300

When the owner takes money out for personal use, which account is debited?

(Owner's Name), Drawing

300

What do you do when you run out of room on a journal page?

Total the columns and carry them forward to a new page

400

When no other document fits a transaction, you use this brief written message.

Memorandum(Memo)

400

This type of accounting records both the debit and credit parts of a transaction.

Double-entry Accounting

400

To record "Received cash from sales," which two accounts are used?

Cash (Debit) and Sales (Credit)

400

What is the source document for daily cash sales recorded from a machine?

Calculator Tape

500

Name the four steps, in order, to journalize a transaction.

 1. Date, 2. Debit, 3. Credit, 4. Source Document

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