A) Debit Interest Receivable and credit Interest Revenue for $1,200.
B) Debit Interest Revenue and credit Interest Receivable for $400.
C) Debit Interest Receivable and credit Interest Revenue for $400.
D) Debit Interest Revenue and credit Interest Receivable for $1,200.
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Multiple Choice
A) Deferral adjustments are required to update previously recorded items whereas accrual adjustments are required to include items not previously recorded.
B) Deferral adjustments are required under the cash basis of accounting whereas accrual adjustments are required under the accrual basis of accounting.
C) Deferral adjustments are required to include items not previously recorded whereas accrual adjustments are required to update previously recorded items.
D) Deferral adjustments are used for expenses whereas accrual adjustments are used for revenues.
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Multiple Choice
A) Cash should be decreased by $580 and Sales Revenue should be increased by $580.
B) Deferred Revenue should be increased by $580 and Sales Revenue should be decreased by $580.
C) Accounts Receivable should be increased by $580 and Sales Revenue should be increased by $580.
D) Accounts Receivable should be increased by $580 and Deferred Revenue should be increased by $580.
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A) Service Revenue
B) Deferred Revenue
C) Prepaid Revenue
D) Accounts Payable
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Multiple Choice
A) credit to Prepaid Insurance $5,625.
B) credit to Insurance Expense $5,625.
C) debit to Prepaid Insurance $6,750.
D) debit to Insurance expense $6,750.
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A) Debit Retained Earnings,debit Expenses,and credit Revenues.
B) Debit Revenues,debit Retained Earnings,and credit Expenses.
C) Debit Revenues,debit Expenses,and credit Retained Earnings.
D) Debit Expenses,credit Revenues,and credit Retained Earnings.
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A) An accrual adjustment.
B) A closing adjustment.
C) A deferral adjustment.
D) No adjustment.
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A) debit to Deferred Revenue.
B) credit to Interest Revenue.
C) credit to Wages Expense.
D) debit to Prepaid Insurance.
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A) Depreciation
B) Supplies
C) Accumulated Depreciation
D) Interest
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A) Adjustments are made at the discretion of management and are not necessary for each accounting period.
B) Adjustments are made at the beginning of the accounting period to ensure accuracy is maintained during the cycle.
C) Adjustments are made throughout the accounting period as information becomes available.
D) Adjustments are made at the end of the accounting period because making them on a daily basis would be inefficient.
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Multiple Choice
A) Assets will be understated and expenses will be overstated.
B) Assets will be overstated and expenses will be understated.
C) Assets and expenses will be overstated.
D) Assets and expenses will be understated.
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Multiple Choice
A) cash is paid in advance of recognizing an expense.
B) an expense is recognized before it is paid for with cash.
C) an expense is recognized after cash has been received.
D) a liability is established at the time an expense is recognized.
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A) Closing entry
B) Deferral adjusting entry
C) Accrual adjusting entry
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A) fair market
B) insurable
C) carrying
D) expected
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A) The adjusting entry contains a different amount for Depreciation Expense and Accumulated Depreciation.
B) The Accumulated Depreciation account contains the value of the long-lived asset as well as the depreciation.
C) Depreciation expense only reflects the current period depreciation.Accumulated Depreciation contains depreciation since the asset was purchased.
D) The balances in the two accounts should be the same amount.
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Multiple Choice
A) The ending balance of Retained Earnings
B) Dividends
C) Gross profit
D) Net income
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Multiple Choice
A) Amortization Expense;Accumulated Amortization
B) Accumulated Amortization;Amortization Expense
C) Depreciation Expense;Accumulated Depreciation
D) Accumulated Depreciation;Depreciation Expense
E) Software;Amortization Expense
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A) Accrued wages are wages owed,but not yet paid,to employees;the accrued wages will need to be recorded with an adjusting entry that increases expenses.
B) When making an adjustment to recognize supplies used in a period,total assets will not change.
C) Deferral adjustments are used to update amounts that have been previously deferred on the income statement.
D) Depreciation is an example of an accrual adjustment.
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