ACC 100 Unit 2 Milestone Sophia course ACC100 Unit 2 Milestone Sophia course

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ACC 100 Unit 2 Milestone Sophia course Answer below link for Answers https://www.sobtell.com/q/tutorial/default/206889-acc-100-unit-2-milestone-sophiacourse https://www.sobtell.com/q/tutorial/default/206889-acc-100-unit-2-milestone-sophiacourse 1 When preparing a trial balance worksheet, what step would Tom complete next if he has already prepared a trial balance, adjusted entries and prepared an adjusted trial balance?

Close temporary accounts

Prepare a balance sheet

Make closing entries

Prepare an income statement

End of Period Activities 2 If Karla spent $200 on Wednesday to have the windows in her building washed, recorded the accounting event that afternoon and on Friday paid $550 for a repair to the water heater and recorded that event on Friday evening, which of the accounting principles below is she following?

Full Disclosure Principle

Cost Principle


Time Period Principle

Expense Recognition Principle

ual Framework and Principles 3 If James' records show $70,000 in revenue, $34,000 in liabilities, $90,000 in assets and $19,000 in equity, which of the figures should be included on his income statement?

$90,000

$34,000

$19,000

$70,000

Income Statement 4 If Megan has completed the drawing closing entry, which of the following will she complete next in the closing process?


Prepare a post closing trial balance of the account

Prepare the balance of the income summary account

Prepare an earnings summary

Prepare a revenue closing entry

Closing Entries 5 What type of adjustment will Kyle make to his trial balance worksheet for $2,500 he was paid on October 12, for work that he will start on December 1?

Depreciation

Unearned revenue

Accrued revenues

Supplies

Adjusting Entries 6


What is the total of the owner's equity if the balance sheet shows liabilities of $46,000 and assets of $83,000?

$8,000

$37,000

$9,000

$120,000

Preparing Balance Sheets 7 Which image below correctly shows a trial balance worksheet?

Trial Balance 8 Which description below corresponds to the Time Period Assumption Principle?

Businesses are required to report all revenue generated by shareholders.


Businesses are required to report details found in financial statements that could affect decision makers.

Businesses are required to report financial statements on a consecutive and regular basis.

Businesses are required to report financial statements to the government at the end of each fiscal year.

ual Framework and Principles 9 If Tracy recorded $9,000 as liabilities and $51,000 as equity in a balance sheet she created, which of the following is the correct total of Tracy’s assets?

$60,000

$9,000

$51,000

$42,000

Preparing Balance Sheets 10 Jennifer has a truck that she uses to deliver goods sold by her business. At the end of the year, Jennifer will record $6,000 for depreciation of the truck.

What two types of accounts will be affected by this adjusting entry?


An expense account and a liability account

A liability account and an owner's equity account

An asset account and an expense account

A payable account and an asset account

Creating Adjusting Entries 11 If Lyle has $4,000 in liabilities, $12,000 in assets, $2,000 in expenses and $17,000 in equity, which figure should he include on his income statement?

$12,000

$2,000

$17,000

$4,000


Preparing Income Statements 12

What is the total owner drawings in the statement of changes in owner's equity that Cindy drafted for her cooking store, shown here?

$12,000

$8,000

$6,000

$10,000

Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity 13 What is the total of Tim’s liabilities if he has recorded $50,000 in assets and $40,000 equity on a balance sheet?

$20,000

$10,000

$100,000


$90,000

Preparing Balance Sheets 14 Which of the following correctly shows a balance sheet?

Balance Sheet 15 Which of the following is NOT true about closing entries?

Temporary accounts are closed to ensure accurate summary reporting.

Closing entries are posted to the general ledger accounts.

Closing entries are created to show changes in equity.

Temporary account balances are carried over to the next accounting period.

Closing Entries 16 Beginning Assets


Beginning Revenues Beginning Balance Liabilities Capital Added/Investment During the Period Net Income/Net Loss Drawings Expenses Ending Balance/Owner's Capital

Which of the above accounts would be included in the Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity?

Beginning Balance Capital Added/Investment During the Period Net Income/Net Loss Drawings Ending Balance/Owner's Capital

Beginning Revenues Expenses Ending Balance/Owner's capital

Beginning Balance Expenses Ending Balance/Owner's Capital


Beginning Assets Capital Added/Investment During the Period Liabilities Ending Balance/Owner's Capital

Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity 17 The employees of Catherine's business earned $22,800 in wages during December, but the next payday is not until January 2nd.

When Catherine makes an adjustment on her December 31st trial balance worksheet to account for these wages, what two types of accounts will be affected?

Owner's equity and a payable account

A payable account and a revenue account.

An expense account and a payable account

An asset account and an expense account

Creating Adjusting Entries 18 Which of the following is Sue’s ending owner’s equity, in her statement of changes in owner's equity, if her records show $21,000 in investment by owner, $78,000 in net income, $18,000 in expenses and $14,000 in owner drawings?


$57,000

$96,000

$85,000

$53,000

Preparing Statements of Changes in Owner's Equity 1 Which image below correctly shows a trial balance worksheet?

Trial Balance 2 What type of adjustment will building management make to their trial balance worksheet for the $3,000 they paid their landscaper up front for work that totaled $12,000?

Depreciation

Supplies


Unearned revenue

Prepaid expenses

Adjusting Entries 3 On September 30, 2018, Grover began preparing a trial balance worksheet.

Which step occurs immediately after he prepares the income statement?

Adjusting Entries

Trial Balance

Balance Sheet

Closing Entries


End of Period Activities 4

What is the total owner drawings in the statement of changes in owner's equity that Cindy drafted for her cooking store, shown here?

$6,000

$12,000

$10,000

$8,000

Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity 5 When an accountant makes sure that expenses are recorded when they are incurred, and compares those expenses to revenues for the same period, he is observing the ________ principle.

cost


matching

full disclosure

time period

ual Framework and Principles 6 What is the correct time of the month to make an adjusting entry?

After preparing the balance sheet

At the beginning of the month

At the end of the month

Whenever the accounts need to be brought into balance


Closing Entries 7 What is the total of the owner's equity if the balance sheet shows liabilities of $38,000 and assets of $74,000?

$38,000

$112,000

$2,000

$36,000

Preparing Balance Sheets 8 The statement of changes in owner's equity is a financial statement _______________ that provides information about changes to the equity of a business for ___________________.

prepared third, a specific date


prepared third, a given time period

prepared first, a specific date

prepared second, a given time period

Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity 9 Which of the following correctly shows a balance sheet?

Balance Sheet 10 What are the total liabilities of John's Tackle if the total assets are $142,000 and the equity is $39,000?

$181,000

$220,000


$284,000

$103,000

Preparing Balance Sheets 11 The employees of Catherine's business earned $22,800 in wages during December, but the next payday is not until January 2nd.

When Catherine makes an adjustment on her December 31st trial balance worksheet to account for these wages, what two types of accounts will be affected?

An asset account and an expense account

An expense account and a payable account

Owner's equity and a payable account

A payable account and a revenue account.


Creating Adjusting Entries 12 What is Bill’s ending owner’s equity on a statement of changes in owner's equity if his records show $8,000 in investment by owner, $25,000 in net income, $9,000 in expenses and $4,000 in owner drawings?

$24,000

$38,000

$29,000

$46,000


Preparing Statements of Changes in Owner's Equity 13 If Megan has completed the drawing closing entry, which of the following will she complete next in the closing process?

Prepare the balance of the income summary account

Prepare a post closing trial balance of the account

Prepare an earnings summary

Prepare a revenue closing entry

Closing Entries 14 The end of the period is January 31st. Wages of $800 are owed as of this date.

The adjusting entry for this is __________.

a credit to Wages Expense and a debit to Cash, both for $800


a debit to Wages Expense and a credit to Wages Payable, both for $800

a debit to Wages Payable and a credit to Wages Expense, both for $800

a debit to Wages Expense and a credit to Cash, both for $800

Creating Adjusting Entries 15 Johanna recently took over her father's business. She considered changing the date when she records and reports the business' financial results. Her accountant advised her not to do this.

Which accounting principle is the basis of the accountant's advice?

Measurement

Matching

Time period


Full disclosure

ual Framework and Principles 16 If James' records show $70,000 in revenue, $34,000 in liabilities, $90,000 in assets and $19,000 in equity, which of the figures should be included on his income statement?

$19,000

$90,000

$34,000

$70,000


Income Statement 17

If Rose is preparing an income statement with $7,000 in owner's equity, what should she record as her total revenue?

$102,000

$122,000

$129,000

$115,000

Preparing Income Statements 18 What is the total of Tim’s assets if he has recorded $9,000 in liabilities and $3,000 as equity on a balance sheet?

$3,000


$6,000

$15,000

$12,000


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