WASSCE style · Exam mode
Question 1 of 50
Not disclosing a client's information without proper authority is the principle of
Question 2 of 50
Current assets are GH¢40,000 and current liabilities GH¢20,000. What is the current ratio?
Question 3 of 50
Paying workers according to the number of units they produce is
Question 4 of 50
Accounting is mainly concerned with
Question 5 of 50
Which group uses accounting information to decide whether to lend to a business?
Question 6 of 50
The concept that every transaction has two aspects is the
Question 7 of 50
Cash paid for rent is recorded by
Question 8 of 50
A two-column cash book has columns for
Question 9 of 50
Credit purchases of goods for resale are entered first in the
Question 10 of 50
A trial balance is prepared mainly to
Question 11 of 50
Net profit is added to
Question 12 of 50
Which is a non-current asset?
Question 13 of 50
Gross profit is GH¢20,000 and expenses are GH¢12,000. What is the net profit?
Question 14 of 50
A club's summary of all cash received and paid during a year is the
Question 15 of 50
In a not-for-profit organisation, capital is called the
Question 16 of 50
Where full double-entry records are not kept, capital is found by preparing a
Question 17 of 50
Direct materials are GH¢4,000, direct labour GH¢3,000 and direct expenses GH¢500. What is the prime cost?
Question 18 of 50
Overheads of GH¢60,000 are absorbed over 20,000 direct labour hours. What is the absorption rate?
Question 19 of 50
Under FIFO, materials issued to production are priced at the cost of the
Question 20 of 50
A costing method used where production passes through a series of stages, as in soap making, is
Question 21 of 50
Which is a fundamental principle of professional ethics for accountants?
Question 22 of 50
Gross profit is GH¢8,000 on sales of GH¢40,000. What is the gross profit margin?
Question 23 of 50
The quick (acid test) ratio leaves out
Question 24 of 50
Where there is no partnership agreement, profits and losses are usually shared
Question 25 of 50
The account that shows how a partnership's profit is divided among the partners is the
Question 26 of 50
The difference between actual sales and break-even sales is the
Question 27 of 50
When actual cost is less than standard cost, the variance is
Question 28 of 50
A budget that adjusts to the actual level of activity is a
Question 29 of 50
Recording assets at their original cost follows the
Question 30 of 50
Using the same accounting methods from year to year follows the
Question 31 of 50
Goods returned by a customer are recorded in the
Question 32 of 50
Discount allowed to customers is
Question 33 of 50
Recording the purchase of a van in the purchases account is an error of
Question 34 of 50
Posting a payment from Kofi to Kwame's account is an error of
Question 35 of 50
Carriage inwards is added to
Question 36 of 50
Opening cash GH¢2,000; expected receipts GH¢15,000; expected payments GH¢18,500. The closing cash balance is
Question 37 of 50
Recording revenue when goods are delivered on credit, not when cash is received, applies the
Question 38 of 50
Changing from straight-line to reducing-balance depreciation every year breaches the
Question 39 of 50
A and B share profits equally after interest on capital at 10%. Capitals: A GH¢20,000, B GH¢10,000. Profit GH¢15,000. B's total share is
Question 40 of 50
When a new partner pays for goodwill that is retained in the business, the old partners' capital accounts are
Question 41 of 50
Electricity paid GH¢2,400 during the year; GH¢300 was owing at the start and GH¢500 at the end. The expense for the year is
Question 42 of 50
Insurance paid GH¢1,800 for 18 months from 1 July. For the year ended 31 December, the prepayment is
Question 43 of 50
Opening receivables GH¢10,000; credit sales GH¢50,000; cash received GH¢45,000; bad debts GH¢1,000. Closing receivables are
Question 44 of 50
A machine costing GH¢18,000 has a 6-year life and nil residual value. Using sum-of-the-years'-digits, year 1 depreciation is
Question 45 of 50
Bonus shares are issued
Question 46 of 50
Assets rise by GH¢5,000 and liabilities rise by GH¢2,000 during a period with no drawings or new capital. Profit is
Question 47 of 50
Gross profit is GH¢30,000; mark-up on cost is 50%. Sales were
Question 48 of 50
Inventory valued at cost GH¢8,000 can only be sold for GH¢6,500 after GH¢500 selling costs. It should be valued at
Question 49 of 50
The bank statement shows an overdraft of GH¢1,200. Unpresented cheques are GH¢400 and uncredited deposits GH¢900. The cash book balance is
Question 50 of 50
A suspense account has a debit balance of GH¢90 caused by discount allowed of GH¢45 being credited instead of debited. The correction is
Questions written by OtisamLMS in the style of the WASSCE. They are not WAEC past questions.