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Journal — Practice Worksheet
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Roll No.: __________
Date: ____________
General Instructions
- All questions are compulsory.
- Choose the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each question.
- The answer key is at the end — try the paper first!
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
15 × 1 = 15 marks
1.
The journal is the book of:
- A.Final entry
- B.Original entry
- C.Secondary entry
- D.No entry
2.
Ram's account is a ____ account.
- A.Real
- B.Nominal
- C.Personal
- D.Asset
3.
Cash account is a ____ account.
- A.Personal
- B.Real
- C.Nominal
- D.Expense
4.
Rent paid is a ____ account.
- A.Real
- B.Personal
- C.Nominal
- D.Capital
5.
Golden rule for personal accounts:
- A.Debit what comes in
- B.Debit the receiver, credit the giver
- C.Debit expenses
- D.Credit incomes
6.
Golden rule for real accounts:
- A.Debit the receiver
- B.Debit what comes in, credit what goes out
- C.Debit expenses & losses
- D.Credit the giver
7.
Under the modern rule, an increase in an asset is a:
- A.Credit
- B.Debit
- C.Loss
- D.Gain
8.
Under the modern rule, an increase in capital is a:
- A.Debit
- B.Credit
- C.Expense
- D.Asset
9.
'Started business with cash' is journalised as:
- A.Cash A/c Dr, To Capital A/c
- B.Capital A/c Dr, To Cash A/c
- C.Purchases A/c Dr, To Cash A/c
- D.Drawings A/c Dr, To Cash A/c
10.
An entry with more than two accounts is a:
- A.Simple entry
- B.Compound entry
- C.Single entry
- D.Null entry
11.
A machine bought for use in the factory is debited to:
- A.Purchases A/c
- B.Machinery A/c
- C.Goods A/c
- D.Expense A/c
12.
Cash withdrawn by the proprietor for personal use is debited to:
- A.Salary A/c
- B.Drawings A/c
- C.Capital A/c
- D.Cash A/c
13.
In an opening entry, liabilities and capital are:
- A.Debited
- B.Credited
- C.Ignored
- D.Erased
14.
Closing entries transfer nominal accounts to the:
- A.Balance Sheet
- B.Trading and Profit & Loss Account
- C.Cash Book
- D.Journal Proper only
15.
Errors already recorded are corrected by:
- A.Erasing
- B.A rectifying entry
- C.Overwriting
- D.Whitener
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
10 × 2 = 20 marks
16.
Paid Rs 9,700 to Sohan in full settlement of his account of Rs 10,000. The correct entry is:
- A.Sohan A/c Dr 10,000; To Cash A/c 9,700; To Discount Received A/c 300
- B.Cash A/c Dr 9,700; To Sohan A/c 9,700
- C.Sohan A/c Dr 9,700; To Cash A/c 9,700
- D.Discount A/c Dr 300; To Sohan A/c 300
17.
Goods costing Rs 2,000 are given away as a charity/donation. The debit goes to:
- A.Charity (Donation) A/c
- B.Sales A/c
- C.Cash A/c
- D.Capital A/c
18.
A student debits 'Purchases A/c' when the firm buys a delivery van for its own use. This is wrong because:
- A.A van for own use is a fixed asset, not goods for resale
- B.Vans are never recorded
- C.It should be credited
- D.Purchases must always be cash
19.
Why do total debits always equal total credits in every journal entry?
- A.Because of the dual aspect concept
- B.Because of inflation
- C.Because of the bank
- D.It is a coincidence
20.
Received Rs 5,000 from Gita, allowed her Rs 100 discount. The entry is:
- A.Cash A/c Dr 5,000; Discount Allowed A/c Dr 100; To Gita A/c 5,100
- B.Gita A/c Dr 5,100; To Cash A/c 5,000
- C.Cash A/c Dr 5,100; To Gita A/c 5,100
- D.Discount A/c Dr 100; To Cash A/c 100
21.
Using the modern rule, salary outstanding (unpaid) at year-end increases an expense AND creates a liability. The entry is:
- A.Salary A/c Dr; To Outstanding Salary A/c
- B.Outstanding Salary A/c Dr; To Salary A/c
- C.Cash A/c Dr; To Salary A/c
- D.Salary A/c Dr; To Cash A/c
22.
Which is a personal account in disguise?
- A.Outstanding Rent A/c (a representative personal account)
- B.Rent A/c
- C.Cash A/c
- D.Salary A/c
23.
Sold goods to Ravi for Rs 8,000 on credit. The correct entry is:
- A.Ravi A/c Dr 8,000; To Sales A/c 8,000
- B.Sales A/c Dr 8,000; To Ravi A/c 8,000
- C.Cash A/c Dr 8,000; To Sales A/c 8,000
- D.Ravi A/c Dr 8,000; To Cash A/c 8,000
24.
An opening entry shows assets Rs 80,000 and liabilities Rs 30,000. The capital credited will be:
- A.Rs 50,000
- B.Rs 1,10,000
- C.Rs 30,000
- D.Rs 80,000
25.
The proprietor takes goods (cost Rs 3,000) for personal use. The entry is:
- A.Drawings A/c Dr 3,000; To Purchases A/c 3,000
- B.Drawings A/c Dr 3,000; To Sales A/c 3,000
- C.Purchases A/c Dr 3,000; To Drawings A/c 3,000
- D.Cash A/c Dr 3,000; To Drawings A/c 3,000
Answer Key
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
- (B) Original entry
- (C) Personal
- (B) Real
- (C) Nominal
- (B) Debit the receiver, credit the giver
- (B) Debit what comes in, credit what goes out
- (B) Debit
- (B) Credit
- (A) Cash A/c Dr, To Capital A/c
- (B) Compound entry
- (B) Machinery A/c
- (B) Drawings A/c
- (B) Credited
- (B) Trading and Profit & Loss Account
- (B) A rectifying entry
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
- (A) Sohan A/c Dr 10,000; To Cash A/c 9,700; To Discount Received A/c 300
- (A) Charity (Donation) A/c
- (A) A van for own use is a fixed asset, not goods for resale
- (A) Because of the dual aspect concept
- (A) Cash A/c Dr 5,000; Discount Allowed A/c Dr 100; To Gita A/c 5,100
- (A) Salary A/c Dr; To Outstanding Salary A/c
- (A) Outstanding Rent A/c (a representative personal account)
- (A) Ravi A/c Dr 8,000; To Sales A/c 8,000
- (A) Rs 50,000
- (A) Drawings A/c Dr 3,000; To Purchases A/c 3,000
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