History
Which came first: Oxford University or the Mongol Empire?
→ Oxford University
Which city is further north: Rome or New York?
→ Rome
Which letter appears most frequently in the English language?
E
Faithful Representation definition
Reports reflect "REAL WORLD ECONOMIC EVENTS", free from bias and material errors.
What is the one food that never spoils?
What is Honey?
What is Ms Ma's ethnicity?
What is Chinese?
What was the name of the 14th-century pandemic that devastated Europe, Asia and North Africa?
→ The Black Death
What is the name of the imaginary line around Earth at 0° longitude?
What is Prime Meridian?
What is the collective noun for a group of flamingos?
→ A flamboyance
What is accummulated depreciation classified as?
Negative Asset
Which fruit is technically a berry: strawberry, banana or raspberry?
What is banana?
In Blue Lock, what sport is being played? →
Football/soccer
Which Australian city was originally called Batmania?
→ Melbourne
What is the name of the world's largest island that is not considered a continent?
→ Greenland
Which planet rotates in the opposite direction to most planets in our solar system?
→ Venus
Identify three expenses part of cost of goods sold
cost of sales, freight in, buying expenses, branding, modification, import duties, delivery in
Which animal can survive being frozen and later thawed back to life?
→ Wood frog
Name Naruto's best Friend (First and last name)
Sasuke Uchiha
What was the name of the secret British project that developed the atomic bomb during World War II?
→ The Manhattan Project
What is the name of the deepest point in Earth's oceans?
→ Challenger Deep
What is the only letter that doesn't appear in the periodic table's chemical element symbols?
→ J
Effect on the accounting equation: Depreciation of $1250.
Assets decrease by 1250 (accummulated depreciation increases by 1250)
no effect on liabilities
Owner's equity decreases (net profit decreases by 1250).
What is the most commonly stolen food in the world?
→ Cheese
In Demon Slayer, which Hashira is known as the "Flame Hashira"?
→ Kyojuro Rengoku
5. What material was commonly used to make ancient Egyptian writing surfaces?
→ Papyrus
What is the only country whose English name ends in the letter "h"?
→ Bangladesh
What is the rarest naturally occurring blood type? Give me the +/- sign
→ AB negative
Name two strategies to improve the gross profit margin
1. increase selling price, whilst cost price remain constant
2. Selling price remain constant, whilst cost prices decrease.
Which animal has the longest pregnancy of any land animal?
→ Elephant
In Chainsaw Man, what is Denji's devil companion? →
Pochita
Which country was the first to grant women the right to vote in national elections?
→ New Zealand
Which country has more pyramids than Egypt?
→ Sudan
What part of the brain is primarily associated with balance and coordination?
→ Cerebellum
What is the relationship between ROI and debt ratio?
A higher debt ratio means the business uses more debt to finance its assets, which can increase financial risk but may allow the business to generate a higher ROI if the borrowed funds earn a return greater than their cost. Therefore, a higher debt ratio can potentially increase ROI, but it can also reduce ROI if the debt is not used effectively.
Which animal has rectangular pupils?
→ Goat
In Jujutsu Kaisen, what is the name of Sukuna's Domain Expansion?
→ Malevolent Shrine
Which civilisation created the Terracotta Army?
→ Qin dynasty / ancient China
What is the capital of Turkey?
→ Ankara
Which novel features the characters Atticus Finch and Scout Finch?
→ To Kill a Mockingbird
What is working capital ratio
The working capital ratio measures a business’s ability to pay its current liabilities using its current assets. A higher ratio generally indicates stronger short-term liquidity, while a lower ratio may indicate difficulty meeting short-term obligations.
First ever toy advertised on tv?
What is Mr Potato Head?
In Dragon Ball Z, what is the name of Goku's home planet?
→ Planet Vegeta
$500: Which English monarch was defeated at the Battle of Hastings in 1066?
→ Harold Godwinson
Which country has a national flag that is not rectangular?
Nepal
What is the speed of light in a vacuum, approximately?
→ 300,000 km/s
Using Double Entry Accounting, record the credit purchase of inventory (plus GST). (Hint, debits and credits)
Dr Inventory
Dr GST Clearing
Cr Accounts Payable
What is the fear of long words ironically called?
→ Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia
what is Ms Ma's MBTI
ENFP