Chapter 10 Quickbooks

This report summarizes key information such as quantity on hand, value, and average cost for each item. a. A/R Aging Summary. b. A/P Aging Summary. c. Inventory Valuation Summary. d. Adjusting entry report. e. All.

Inventory Valuation Summary

At the end of March, adjustments for the following accounts are made except for: a. Rent expense. b. Insurance expense. c. Accumulated depreciation. d. Checking account balance. e. None.

Checking account balance

After recording the adjusting entry for rent paid on January 1, Account 125 Prepaid Rent has this balance: A) $6,000.00. B) $0.00. C) $1,500.00. D) $53,493.52. E) None of the above.

$0.00.

Which report shows unpaid bills for the current period? a. A/P Summary. b. Balance Sheet. c. Profit and Loss. d. Statement of Cash Flows. e. None.

A/P Summary

Which report shows unpaid invoices for the current period? a. Balance Sheet. b. A/P Summary. c. A/R Summary. d. Profit and Loss. e. None.

A/R Summary.

What report do you run to display overdue bills? a. Accounts Payable Aging report. b. Accounts Receivable Aging report. c. Open Bills. d. Audit Log. e. None

Accounts Payable Aging report

The source documents in Chapter 10 include. a. Credit card sales. b. Accounts payable transactions. c. Accounts receivable transactions. d. Checks. e. All.

All.

In Chapter 10, use the ______________________ to reconcile Account 101 Checking. a. Activity list. b. Account and Settings. c. Vendor purchases. d. Bank statement. e. None

Bank statement

The source document for ordering inventory is: A) Memo. B) Sales Receipt. C) Transaction Register. D) Bill. E) None of the above.

Bill.

To adjust depreciation, debit and credit the following accounts: A) Debit Accumulated Depreciation, Credit Depreciation Expense. B) Debit Computer Equipment, Credit Accumulated Depreciation. C) Debit Depreciation Expense, Credit Accumulated Depreciation. D) Debit Depreciation Expense, Credit Computer Equipment. E) None of the above.

Debit Depreciation Expense, Credit Accumulated Depreciation.

March 31 is the end of the: a. Fourth quarter. b. Third quarter. c. Second quarter. d. First quarter. e. None

First quarter.

To make sure you are starting Chapter 10 in the correct place in the data, display this report: A) January 1 through March 31 A/P Aging Summary. B) Inventory Valuation Summary. C) Account 101 Checking Register. D) January 1 through February 28 Trial Balance. E) None of the above

January 1 through February 28 Trial Balance

This report breaks down every transaction during a period of time into debits and credits and displays them chronologically. a. Customer balance summary. b. Vendor balance summary. c. Profit and Loss. d. Journal. e. All.

Journal.

The date for the end of the first quarter is: A) December 31. B) January 31. C) February 28. D) March 31. E) None of the above.

March 31.

In Chapter 10, all transactions occurred in: A) February. B) March. C) April. D) May. E) None of the above.

March.

When a vendor is paid, the following document is shown: A) Sales Invoice. B) Sales Receipt. C) Remittance. D) Check. E) None of the above.

Remittance

The source document that shows sales to customers on account is a: A) Transaction Register. B) Sales Invoice. C) Sales Receipt. D) Bill E) None of the above.

Sales Invoice.

This type of transaction includes a field for selecting the credit card used: A) Sales Invoices. B) Memo. C) Bill. D) Sales Receipt. E) None of the above.

Sales Receipt.

This report lists transactions subtotaled by each account on the chart of accounts. a. Statement of Cash Flows. b. Balance Sheet. c. Summary transaction report for a specific period. d. Transaction Detail by Account. e. None

Transaction Detail by Account.

The following report is printed before the end-of-quarter transactions are journalized and posted: A) Profit and Loss. B) Balance Sheet. C) Adjusted Trial Balance. D) Unadjusted Trial Balance. E) All of the above.

Unadjusted Trial Balance.