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Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) from the Ledger chapter of Accountancy, along with the correct answers
SBSIRCommerce PRESENT
1. What is a ledger?
- [ ] A journal entry book
- [x] A principal book of accounts
- [ ] A trial balance sheet
- [ ] A profit and loss statement
2.What does posting refer to in accounting?**
- [ ] Recording transactions in the journal
- [ ] Preparing financial statements
- [ ] Reconciling bank statements
- [x] Transferring entries from the journal to the ledger
3. Which side of the ledger account is the debit side?**
- [ ] Right side
- [x] Left side
- [ ] Both sides
- [ ] It varies
4. The ledger account of a customer from whom goods are sold on credit is called:
- [ ] Purchase account
- [ ] Sales account
- [ ] Cash account
- [x] Accounts receivable
5. A ledger account of a supplier from whom goods are bought on credit is called:
- [ ] Sales account
- [ ] Purchase account
- [ ] Cash account
- [x] Accounts payable
6.Which document is considered the book of original entry?
- [ ] Ledger
- [x] Journal
- [ ] Balance sheet
- [ ] Cash flow statement
7. What is a trial balance?
- [ ] A financial statement
- [x] A list of all ledger account balances
- [ ] A record of all cash transactions
- [ ] An income statement
8.Which of the following is not a part of a ledger?
- [ ] Debit side
- [ ] Credit side
- [ ] Account title
- [x] Bank statement
9. Closing entries are used to:
- [ ] Open new accounts
- [ ] Correct errors
- [x] Transfer balances to the profit and loss account
- [ ] Record daily transactions
10.A ledger folio column is used for:
- [ ] Recording dates
- [x] Referencing the journal entry page
- [ ] Writing amounts
- [ ] Descriptions
11.Which account will typically have a debit balance?
- [ ] Accounts payable
- [x] Accounts receivable
- [ ] Sales
- [ ] Capital
12.Which account will typically have a credit balance?
- [ ] Cash
- [ ] Inventory
- [ ] Expenses
- [x] Revenue
13.What is the purpose of a ledger account?
- [ ] To record daily transactions
- [x] To categorize and summarize financial data
- [ ] To prepare the trial balance
- [ ] To calculate net income
14.Which of the following is true about double-entry bookkeeping?
- [x] Each transaction affects at least two accounts
- [ ] Only one account is affected per transaction
- [ ] It doesn't require balancing
- [ ] It is only used for large businesses
15.What does the term 'ledger balance' refer to?
- [ ] The balance in the journal
- [ ] The balance in the trial balance
- [ ] The balance in the profit and loss statement
- [x] The balance of a specific account in the ledger
11.Which account is credited when cash is received from a debtor?**
- [ ] Debtor’s account
- [x] Cash account
- [ ] Sales account
- [ ] Purchase account
12.What is the primary purpose of the ledger?**
- [ ] To record transactions
- [ ] To prepare the balance sheet
- [ ] To calculate depreciation
- [x] To classify and summarize financial information
13.What is meant by the term "balancing a ledger account"?
- [ ] Making sure each entry is correct
- [ ] Verifying each transaction
- [x] Calculating the difference between the debit and credit sides
- [ ] Preparing the trial balance
14.What type of ledger contains individual accounts for customers and suppliers?
- [ ] General ledger
- [x] Subsidiary ledger
- [ ] Special ledger
- [ ] Control ledger
15.Which account is debited when goods are purchased on credit?
- [ ] Cash account
- [x] Purchase account
- [ ] Sales account
- [ ] Debtors account
16. **What is a contra entry?
- [ ] An entry that corrects an error
- [x] An entry that affects both the debit and credit side equally
- [ ] An entry in the profit and loss statement
- [ ] An entry in the balance sheet
7. **Where are nominal accounts closed?**
- [ ] Balance sheet
- [ ] Cash flow statement
- [x] Profit and loss account
- [ ] Journal
8. **What is a ledger control account?**
- [x] An account that summarizes subsidiary ledger balances
- [ ] An account used to control cash flow
- [ ] An account for recording errors
- [ ] An account for adjusting entries
9. **In a ledger, which side are revenues recorded on?**
- [ ] Debit
- [x] Credit
- [ ] Both sides
- [ ] None of the above
10. **When a company pays its suppliers, which account is debited?**
- [x] Accounts payable
- [ ] Accounts receivable
- [ ] Revenue
- [ ] Expense
11. **What is the correct entry when recording depreciation?**
- [ ] Debit cash, credit expense
- [x] Debit depreciation expense, credit accumulated depreciation
- [ ] Debit accumulated depreciation, credit expense
- [ ] Debit expense, credit cash
12. **What is the normal balance of an expense account?**
- [ ] Credit
- [x] Debit
- [ ] Zero
- [ ] Varies
13. **Which of the following is true about a trial balance?**
- [ ] It proves the accuracy of the books
- [ ] It shows the profit or loss
- [x] It lists all the ledger accounts and their balances
- [ ] It only lists revenue and expenses
14. **Which of the following will not appear in a ledger?**
- [x] Bank reconciliation statement
- [ ] Debtors account
- [ ] Creditors account
- [ ] Cash account
15. **What does the abbreviation "Dr." stand for in accounting?**
- [ ] Draw
- [ ] Deposit receipt
- [x] Debit
- [ ] Deficit
### Set 3:
1. **Which of the following is a real account?**
- [ ] Sales account
- [x] Land and building account
- [ ] Rent expense account
- [ ] Interest income account
2. **When goods are returned by a customer, which account is debited?**
- [x] Sales return account
- [ ] Purchase return account
- [ ] Cash account
- [ ] Inventory account
3. **The ledger account that contains the financial transactions of a specific customer is known as:**
- [ ] General ledger
- [ ] Cash ledger
- [x] Personal ledger
- [ ] Control ledger
4. **What does a credit balance in an asset account indicate?**
- [x] A reduction in the asset
- [ ] An increase in the asset
- [ ] No change in the asset
- [ ] An error in the account
5. **In accounting, which of the following is always true?**
- [ ] Total debits equal total expenses
- [x] Total debits equal total credits
- [ ] Total credits equal total revenues
- [ ] Total debits equal total liabilities
6. **What is an opening balance?**
- [ ] Balance at the end of the period
- [x] Balance at the beginning of the period
- [ ] Balance after adjusting entries
- [ ] Balance after closing entries
7. **Which account is typically credited when revenue is earned?**
- [ ] Expense account
- [x] Revenue account
- [ ] Asset account
- [ ] Liability account
8. **Which of the following best describes the purpose of closing entries?**
- [ ] To record daily transactions
- [ ] To prepare the trial balance
- [ ] To correct errors
- [x] To transfer temporary account balances to permanent accounts
9. **Which type of account is the capital account?**
- [x] Owner's equity
- [ ] Asset
- [ ] Liability
- [ ] Revenue
10. **Which of the following is recorded on the credit side of a ledger account?**
- [ ] An increase in assets
- [ ] An increase in expenses
- [x] An increase in liabilities
- [ ] A decrease in revenue
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