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Question-1
Spot out the odd one and state reason.
(A)
Purchase a/c
(B)
Capital a/c
(C)
Sales a/c
(D)
Journal proper
Question-2
Double column cash book records.
(A)
All transaction
(B)
Cash and bank transaction
(C)
Only cash transaction
(D)
Only credit transaction.
Question-3
Spot out the odd one and state reason
(A)
Cash a/c
(B)
Cash book
(C)
Purchase book
(D)
Sales book
Question-4
In cash Book, all receipts of cash are recorded on _________ side.
(A)
Credit
(B)
Debit
(C)
Unaffected
(D)
Both side
Question-5
_______ cashier is appointed by main cashier to make petty cash transactions.
(A)
Cashier
(B)
Petty cashier
(C)
None of these
(D)
All of these
Question-6
Cash book is a subsidiary book as well as _________ Book.
(A)
Secondary
(B)
Principal
(C)
None of these
(D)
Both of these
Question-7
A cash book which contain two column of amount is called double column cash book or
(A)
Single column cash book
(B)
Two column cash book
(C)
None of these
(D)
Both of these
Question-8
If petty cash contain may column for payment of expenses. It is
(A)
Analytical petty cash book
(B)
Petty column cash book
(C)
Both of these
(D)
None of these
Question-9
Cash book performs the functions of both ___________ and ___________.
(A)
Journal and balance sheet
(B)
Ledger and trial balance
(C)
Journal and Ledger
(D)
None of these.
Question-10
A cash book which contains three columns of amount column each side is called ________ cash book.
(A)
Single column
(B)
Double column
(C)
Triple column
(D)
None of these.
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Practice in Related Chapters
Introduction to Accounting
Conceptual Frame work of Accounting
Basic Accounting Procedures I - Double Entry System of Book-Keeping
Basic Accounting Procedures II- Journal
Basic Accounting Procedures III- Ledger
Subsidiary Books I- Cash Book
Bank Reconciliation Statement
Trail Balance and Rectification of Errors
Capital and Revenue Transactions
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