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PartOne—IdentifyingAccountingTerms

Directions:SelecttheoneterminColumnIthatbestfitseachdefinitionin

ColumnII.PrinttheletteridentifyingyourchoiceintheAnswerscolumn.

Column I

A. bankstatement

B. blankendorsement

C. canceledcheck

D.cashover

E. cashshort

F. checkingaccount

G.debitcard

H.depositslip

I. dishonoredcheck

J. electronicfunds transfer

K. endorsement

L. NSFcheck

M.pettycash

N.pettycashslip O.postdatedcheck P. restrictive

endorsement

Q.specialendorsement

R. voidedcheck

Column II

1.Abankaccountfromwhichpaymentscanbeorderedbya depositor.(p.123)

2.Abankformwhichliststhechecks,currency,andcoinsan accountholderisaddingtothebankaccount.(p.123)

3.Asignatureorstamponthebackofacheck,transferring ownership.(p.124)

4.Anendorsementconsistingonlyoftheendorser’ssignature.(p.124)

5.Anendorsementindicatinganewownerofacheck.(p.124)

6.Anendorsementrestrictingfurthertransferofacheck’s ownership.(p.125)

7.Acheckwithafuturedateonit.(p.126)

8.Acheckthatcannotbeprocessedbecausethemakerhasmadeit invalid.(p.127)

9.Areportofdeposits,withdrawals,andbankbalancessenttoa depositorbyabank.(p.129)

10.Acheckwhichhasbeenpaidbythebank.(p.129)

11. Acheckthatabankrefusestopay.(p.135)

12.Acheckdishonoredbythebankbecauseofinsufficientfundsin theaccountofthemakerofthecheck.(p.135)

13.Acomputerizedcashpaymentssystemthattransfersfundswithout theuseofchecks,currency,orotherpaperdocuments.(p.137)

14.Abankcardthatautomaticallydeductstheamountofapurchase fromthecheckingaccountofthecardholder.(p.138)

15.Anamountofcashkeptonhandandusedformakingsmall payments.(p.140)

16.Aformshowingproofofapettycashpayment.(p.141)

17.Apettycashonhandamountthatislessthanarecorded amount.(p.143)

18.Apettycashonhandamountthatismorethanarecorded amount.(p.143)

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PartTwo—AnalyzingTransactionsinaCash

ControlSystem

Directions:Analyzeeachofthefollowingtransactionsintodebit andcreditparts.Printtheletteridentifyingyourchoiceinthe properAnswerscolumns.

AccountTitles

A. Cash

B. PettyCash

C. AccountsReceivable—

J.Erlandson

D. Supplies

E. AccountsPayable—Fargo

Supplies

F.CashShortandOver

G. MiscellaneousExpense

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DebitCredit

1–2. Receivedbankstatementshowingbankservicecharge.(p.133)

3–4. ReceivednoticefromthebankofadishonoredcheckfromJ.Erlandson.(p.136)

5–6. PaidcashonaccounttoFargoSuppliesusingEFT.(p.137)

7–8. Purchasedsuppliesusingadebitcard.(p.138)

9–10. Paidcashtoestablishapettycashfund.(p.140)

11–12. Paidcashtoreplenishapettycashfund:$50.00;supplies,$35.00;

miscellaneousexpense,$14.00;cashshort,$1.00.(p.144)

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PartThree—IdentifyingAccountingConceptsandPractices

Directions:PlaceaTforTrueorFforFalseintheAnswerscolumntoshowwhether eachofthefollowingstatementsistrueorfalse.

Answers

1.Becausecashtransactionsoccurmorefrequentlythanothertransactions,thereismore chanceformakingrecordingerrorsaffectingcash.(p.122)

2.Whenadepositismadeinabankaccount,thebankissuesacheck.(p.123)

3.Therearethreetypesofendorsementscommonlyused:blank,special,andrestrictive.(p.124)

4.Acheckwithablankendorsementcanbecashedbyanyonewhohaspossessionofthe check.(p.124)

5.Whenwritingacheck,thefirststepistopreparethecheck.(p.126)

6.Mostbanksdonotlookatthedatethecheckiswrittenandwillwithdrawmoneyfrom thedepositor’saccountanytime.(p.126)

7.Theamountofacheckiswrittentwiceoneachcheck.(p.126)

8.Acheckthatcontainsminorerrorscanbecorrectedneatlyandinitialed.(p.127)

9.Animportantaspectofcashcontrolisverifyingthattheinformationonabankstatement andacheckbookareinagreement.(p.130)

10.Anoutstandingcheckisonethathasnotyetbeenissued.(p.130)

11. Banksdeductservicechargesfromcustomers’checkingaccountswithoutrequiring customerstowriteacheckfortheamount.(p.132)

12.Notonlydobankschargeafeeforhandlingadishonoredcheck,buttheyalsodeductthe amountofthecheckfromtheaccountaswell.(p.135)

13.Thejournalentryforapaymentonaccountusingelectronicfundstransferisexactlythe sameaswhenthepaymentismadebydebitcard.(p.137)

14.Thesourcedocumentforanelectronicfundstransferisachecknumber.(p.137)

15.Thesourcedocumentforadebitcardpurchaseisamemorandum.(p.138)

16. Thepurposeofapettycashfundistomakesmallcashpaymentswithoutwriting checks.(p.140)

17.Businessesusepettycashwhenwritingacheckisnottimeorcosteffective.(p.140)

18.Apettycashreportiscompletedattheendofeachbusinessday.(p.143)

19.Amemorandumisthesourcedocumentfortheentrytorecordreplenishingthepetty cashfund.(p.144)

20.Whenthepettycashfundisreplenished,thebalanceofthepettycashaccount increases.(p.145)

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