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GCE Ordinary Level Business & Accounting Studies

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  1. Q1

    What is the prime entry book used to record the cash received from selling goods?

  2. Q2

    Kamal obtained a bank loan of Rs. 600 000 on 01.09.2023 at an annual interest rate of 10%. The loan interest is payable annually on 31.08.2024. According to the financial statements of this business prepared for the year ended 31.12.2023, which one of the following statements is correct?

  3. Q3

    Amal buys 5 kg of sugar from a nearby grocery store for his family's daily consumption. This transaction is an example of:

  4. Q4

    Which of the following is an example of an adjusting entry recorded in the general journal?

  5. Q5

    Nimal purchased a mobile phone and paid for it using his bank's debit card. To complete this transaction successfully, Nimal must have:

  6. Q6

    Which of the following items is recorded in the trading account of a business?

  7. Q7

    Sandun wishes to open a fixed deposit account by depositing Rs. 500,000 for a period of one year. Which of the following is a necessary condition he must follow regarding this account?

  8. Q8

    Read the following activities performed by the manager of a restaurant. A - Instructing and motivating the chefs to prepare a special menu for a festival. B - Checking customer feedback forms to ensure food quality standards are maintained. C - Allocating funds to renovate the dining area. D - Setting a goal to increase daily customers by 20%.

    Which of the above activities represent 'leading' and 'controlling' respectively?

  9. Q9

    "A sports equipment manufacturer decides to design a new lightweight cricket bat for junior players." Select the correct answer that indicates the management function and the marketing mix variable highlighted in this statement respectively.

  10. Q10

    The trial balance of Kamal's business as at 31.12.2022 showed a trade debtors balance of Rs. 85 000. Further information revealed that a debtor of Rs. 5 000 has been declared bankrupt and the amount is to be written off as a bad debt. The amount of trade debtors to be shown in the Statement of Financial Position as at 31.12.2022 is