Mastering the Accounting Equation Basics

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  1. 1

    According to the accounting equation, what represents the financial claim of owners on assets?

    • AEquity
    • BRevenue
    • CAssets
    • DLiabilities
  2. 2

    Transactions are valued using a unit of measurement, which in accounting is the ____________.

  3. 3

    Which of the following transactions would NOT affect the accounting equation?

    • APurchasing land with cash
    • BA business owner using personal funds to renovate their personal home
    • CPaying rent for the office space
    • DOwner investing cash into the business
  4. 4

    When Smith Travel made a credit purchase of office supplies for $500, how did this transaction affect the accounting equation?

    • ALiabilities increased by 500, and Equity increased by 500
    • BAssets increased by 500, and Equity increased by 500
    • CAssets decreased by 500, and Equity decreased by 500
    • DAssets increased by 500, and Liabilities increased by 500
  5. 5

    What is the primary purpose of the Income Statement?

    • ATo report the revenues and expenses of a company over a period
    • BTo show the financial position of the company on a specific date
    • CTo explain how cash has changed over a period
    • DTo report the changes in owner's equity over a period