Chapter 2 · Class 11 · CBSE · Commerce Accountancy
Theory Base of Accounting
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Purpose and Limitations of Accounting
- Fundamental Accounting Concepts
- Accounting Equation and Dual Aspect
- Accounting Bases and Measurement
- Accounting Principles and Conventions
- Accounting Standards and Framework
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Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-3BAC9FSee the answer and solution
Which accounting principle states that business is considered separate and distinct from its owner?
- A.Going Concern Principle
- B.Business Entity Principle
- C.Accounting Period Principle
- D.Matching Principle
- Question 2Q-0DC411See the answer and solution
According to which concept are transactions recorded in the books of accounts at the price paid to acquire them, regardless of their current market value?
- A.Dual Aspect Concept
- B.Accrual Concept
- C.Historical Cost Concept
- D.Realisation Concept
- Question 3Q-08F5B9See the answer and solution
Explain the 'Matching Concept' in accounting and state why it is important for determining net income.
- Question 4Q-18B9A1See the answer and solution
What is the primary objective of adopting Accounting Standards?
- A.To eliminate the need for an external auditor
- B.To ensure transparency, consistency, and comparability of financial statements
- C.To guarantee that a company will never face bankruptcy
- D.To reduce the tax liability of corporate entities
- Question 5Q-DA77C2See the answer and solution
Which of the following describes the Full Disclosure Principle?
- A.Recording only transactions that can be measured in monetary terms
- B.Providing all significant and relevant financial information in the financial statements and footnotes
- C.Anticipating no profits and providing for all possible losses
- D.Treating the business as having an indefinite life span
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