Choose the Correct Answer
- Ledger is a book of:
- journalizing
- original entry
- secondary
- all credit transaction
- L.F. column in the Journal is to be entered at the time of:
- journalising
- casting
- balancing
- posting
- The process of transferring the transactions relating to changes in a particular item at one place in the form of an account is called:
- posting
- balancing
- journalizing
- none of the above
- The process of recording a transaction in the journal is called:
- posting
- journalising
- balancing
- none of the above
- The words “To Balance b/f, By Balance b/d are recorded in the “Particular Column” of the ledger book: at the time of
- opening entry
- closing entry
- simple entry
- compound entry
- Personal and real accounts are:
- at sometimes balance
- always balance
- closed
- closed and transferred
- The column of ledger which links the entry with journal is:
- L.F. Column
- J.F. Column
- Amount Column
- Date Column
- Real accounts always show:
- debit balance
- credit balance
- nil balance
- cannot be balanced
- Nominal account having credit balance represents:
- income and gain
- expense or loss
- assets
- liabilities
- Nominal account having debit balance represents:
- assets
- liabilities
- expense or loss
- income or gain
- When the total of the debits and the total of the credits are equal, it represents:
- nil balance
- debit balance
- credit balance
- none of the above
- Account having credit balance is closed by writing:
- To Balance c/d
- By Balance b/d
- To Balance b/d
- By balance b/f
- The balances of personal and real accounts are shown in the:
- Balance Sheet
- Profit and Loss Account
- both
- none of the above
- The nominal accounts are closed by transferring to:
- Balance Sheet
- Profit and Loss Account
- both
- none of the above
- In general, the following accounts are balanced:
- real accounts and nominal accounts
- personal accounts and real accounts
- personal accounts and nominal accounts
- none of the above