Accounting Equation

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A quick quiz on the accounting equation.

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Froggy Jumps Accounting EquationOnline version A quick quiz on the accounting equation. by Danielle Sutherland 1 What is the accounting equation? a Assets = Equity - Liabilities b Assets + Liabilities = Equity c Assets = Liabilities + Equity 2 Purchased stock with cash, what are the accounts in the transaction? a Stock, Accounts Payable b Stock, Bank c Stock, Loan 3 Which accounts are part of equity? a Accounts payable b Capital and drawings c Cash 4 If assets rise by $1,000 and liabilities rise by $1,000, what happens to equity? a Equity increases by $1,000 b Equity decreases by $1,000 c Equity is unchanged 5 If an owner introduced funds to the business, what happens to Assets and Equity? a Assets decrease b Assets increase and equity increases c Equity decreases 6 Which of the following is an asset? a Accounts receivable b Accounts payable c Capital 7 What is a liability? a Owners' equity b Debt c Cash 8 Accounts Receivable... a is when you are owe money on credit b is money c is when you are owed money on credit 9 If an owner takes stock home for their own use, what are the accounts in the transaction? a Increase Stock, Increase Capital b Decrease Bank, Decrease Capital c Decrease Stock, Decrease Capital 10 If you buy stock on credit, what are the accounts in the transaction? a Increase stock, Increase Accounts Payable b Increase stock, Increase Loan c Decrease Stock, Decrease Capital

Froggy Jumps

Accounting EquationOnline version

A quick quiz on the accounting equation.

by Danielle Sutherland

What is the accounting equation?

Assets = Equity - Liabilities

Assets + Liabilities = Equity

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

Purchased stock with cash, what are the accounts in the transaction?

Stock, Accounts Payable

Stock, Bank

Stock, Loan

Which accounts are part of equity?

Accounts payable

Capital and drawings

Cash

If assets rise by $1,000 and liabilities rise by $1,000, what happens to equity?

Equity increases by $1,000

Equity decreases by $1,000

Equity is unchanged

If an owner introduced funds to the business, what happens to Assets and Equity?

Assets decrease

Assets increase and equity increases

Equity decreases

Which of the following is an asset?

Accounts receivable

Accounts payable

Capital

What is a liability?

Owners' equity

Debt

Cash

Accounts Receivable...

is when you are owe money on credit

is money

is when you are owed money on credit

If an owner takes stock home for their own use, what are the accounts in the transaction?

Increase Stock, Increase Capital

Decrease Bank, Decrease Capital

Decrease Stock, Decrease Capital

If you buy stock on credit, what are the accounts in the transaction?

Increase stock, Increase Accounts Payable

Increase stock, Increase Loan

Decrease Stock, Decrease Capital

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Accounting EquationOnline version

by Danielle Sutherland

What is the accounting equation?

Purchased stock with cash, what are the accounts in the transaction?

Which accounts are part of equity?

If assets rise by $1,000 and liabilities rise by $1,000, what happens to equity?

If an owner introduced funds to the business, what happens to Assets and Equity?

Which of the following is an asset?

What is a liability?

Accounts Receivable...

If an owner takes stock home for their own use, what are the accounts in the transaction?

If you buy stock on credit, what are the accounts in the transaction?

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