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ZIMBABWE SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING 4051/1
PAPER 1 Multiple Choice 1 hour 30 minutes

NOVEMBER 2024 SESSION

Additional materials:

Multiple Choice answer sheet

Soft clean eraser

Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended)

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INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

Write your name, centre number and candidate number in the spaces on the answer sheet provided.

Read very carefully the instructions on the answer sheet.

Answer all questions. For each question, there are four possible answers, A, B, C and D. Choose
the correct answer. Record your choice in soft pencil on the separate answer sheet provided.

INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES

There are forty questions in this paper. Each correct answer will score one mark. Any rough
working should be done on this question paper.

This question paper consists of 10 printed pages.
Copyright: Zimbabwe School Examinations, N2024.

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2 1 A sole trader A can sue and be sued in its own name. B has limited liability. C is a legal entity. D suffers all losses and other business risks. 2 Which of the following are non-current assets only? A Land, fittings and trade receivables B Land, office furniture and cash Cc Land, motor vehicles and inventory D Land, motor vehicles and office furniture 3 Which is the last stage of the accounting cycle? A Financial statements B Ledger accounts Cc Subsidiary books D Trial balance 4 Processing data using electronic method | A is less costly. B reduces fraud. Cc requires more labour. D saves time. 5 Which document is generated when a business returns goods to a supplier? A Bank statement B Credit note Cc Debit note D Statement of account

6 A debtor balance of $500 was written off as a bad debt.

Which subsidiary book was used to record the transaction?

General journal
Purchases journal
Sales journal

Sales returns journal

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7 Damaged goods sent back to the supplier are recorded in the

purchases journal.
purchases returns journal,
sales journal.

sales returms journal.

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The total discounts on the credit side of the cash book is

credited to the discount allowed account.
credited to the discount received account.
debited to the discount allowed account.

debited to the discount received account.

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An allowance for prompt payment received from a supplier is recorded in the

A cash book.

B petty cash book.

Cc purchases returns journal.
D sales returns journal.

A summarised history of transactions in relation to a particular person or item 1s

a financial statement.
a trial balance.

an account.

an opening statement.

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A trial balance failed to agree.
Which of the following errors may have caused the difference?

A credit purchase of a non- current asset was debited to the purchases account.
A credit sale of goods was completely omitted from the books.

A payment to a supplier was recorded in the cash book only.

A sale of goods on credit to A. Boka was debited to C. Chirwa’s account.

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The following items are part of cost of goods sold except

carriage inwards.
closing inventory.
import duty.
opening inventory.

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A business received rent for the following financial period.
At end of current period this rent is classified as

accrued expense.
accrued income.
prepaid expense.
prepaid income.

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Which of the following items is shown as income in the preparation of an income statement?

Increase in provision for discount allowable
Increase in provision for doubtful debts
Profit on disposal of non-current assets
Receipts from disposal of non-current assets

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Legal costs paid when acquiring a non-current asset was debited in the income statement.

What was the effect on profit and non-current assets?

Profit non-current assets
A decreases decrease
B decreases increase
Cc increases decrease
D increases increase

What is the source of information for bad debts in a trade receivables control account?

Cash book
General journal
Petty cash book
Sales journal

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Which of the following is credited in the updated cash book?

Credit transfer
Dividend received
Interest earned
Standing order

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Quick ratio is calculated as

A current assets - closing inventory
current liabilities.
B current assets + closing inventory

current liabilities.

c current assets - opening inventory
current liabilities.

D current assets + opening inventory
current liabilities.

Net profit can be calculated as

closing capital - opening capital - drawings.

closing capital - opening capital + drawings.
closing capital + opening capital - drawings.
closing capital + opening capital + drawings.

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Which account is used for the calculation of surplus or deficit of a club?

Income and expenditure account
Receipts and payments account
Refreshments trading account
Subscriptions account

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Which of the following items make up the prime cost of production?

A Hire of special machinery, depreciation of plant and machinery and purchase of raw
materials.

B Manufacturing wages, depreciation of plant and machinery and purchase of raw
materials.

Cc Manufacturing wages. hire of special machinery and purchase of raw materials.

D Royalties, depreciation of plant and machinery and purchase of raw materials.

Which of the following inventories are entered in the statement of financial position at

the end of a financial year?
Closing inventory of finished goods and opening inventory of raw material

Opening inventory of finished goods and closing inventory of raw material.

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Which of the following items is debited in a partner's current account?

Interest on capital
Interest on drawings
Partner's salary due
Share of profits

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Chido and Chaka are sole traders who intend to form a partnership.

The following information may be included in their partnership agreement except

capital to be contributed by each partner.
profit and loss sharing ratios.

previous profit earned by each partner.
rate of interest to be charged on drawings.

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Retained profit is

A net profit - transfer to general reserve - dividend paid.

B net profit - transfer to general reserve + dividend paid.

Cc net profit + transfer to general reserve - dividend paid.

D net profit + transfer to general reserve + dividend paid.
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Closing inventory of raw materials and closing inventory of work in progress.

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Opening inventory of work in progress and closing inventory of finished goods.

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6 26 A business clerk always does right things even without supervision? This shows A competency. B confidentiality. Cc integrity, D objectivity. 27 On 10 January 2020 a trader bought goods worth $28 000 less 10% trade discount. A 2% cash discount is given if payment is made within 10 days. The amount paid on 18 January 2020 was A $24 690. B $24 696. Cc $25 200. D $27 440. 28 The following account was extracted from the books of C. Jones. Bank account 2020 $ 2020 $ March 1 Balance b/d 5.000 | March 5 Purchases 2 000 3 Sales 3 500 7 Equipment 2 500 4 Rent 1500 What is the balance on 31 March 2020? A $4 500 B $5 000 Cc $5 500 D $10 000 29 The following balance appeared in the books of a trader on 31 December 2020:

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Trade receivables $ 15 000
At 31 December 2020 bad debts amounting to $2 500 were written off.
A provision for doubtful debts of $300 was created on the same date.

The net trade receivables figure in the statement of financial position at
31 December 2020 was

A $12 200.
B $12 500.
Cc $14 700.
D $17 800.

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20) The following information appeared in the books of a trader on 31 December 2020:

$
| Motor vehicles, at cost 40 000
Provision for depreciation: | January 2020 12 000

Depreciation charged at year end was 20% using the reducing balance method.

The net book value of the motor vehicles on 31 December 2020 was

A $20 000.
B $22 400.

Cc $24 000.
D $34 400,
31 A motor vehicle with a cost price of $30 000, had an estimated useful life of 5 years with a

scrap value of $10 000.

What was its annual charge of depreciation?

A $4000

B $6 000

C $8000
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32 A cash book had a debit balance of $7 300.

A bank statement for the month showed the following:

$ |

Bank charges 600

Credit transfer 2 900 |

Direct debit: ZESA 1 700

The updated cash book balance was

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A $2 100. |

B $5 500. |

Cc $7 900.

D $11 300. |

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A trader provided the following information:

2020 $
October 1 Trade payables 12 700
31 Trade payables 16 200
Payment to suppliers 42 500
Refunds from suppliers 2 500

Credit purchases for the month were

A $36 500.
B $41 500.
Cc $43 500.
D $48 500.

The following receipts and payments account appeared in the books of a club:

Receipts and payments account

2020 $ 2020 $

July 1 Balance b/d 5400 | July 5 Donations 4200
23 Sale of raffle tickets 5 480 8 Groundsman wages 7 320
31 Subscriptions 14 800 20 Equipment 9 500

What was the surplus or deficit on 31 July 2020?

A $740 deficit

B $2 020 deficit
Cc $4 660 surplus
D $8 760 surplus

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3 ~#2OA manufacturer provided the following information.
$
Cost of raw materials consumed 27 400
Manufacturing wages 12 800
Factory power 6 300
Closing inventories: Work in progress 4700
10 500

Finished goods

The cost of production was

A $31 300.
B $41 800.
C $51 200.
D $61 700.
36 A partnership business provided the following information for a partner:
2020 $
| January 1 Current account 4 400 Cr
| December 31 Share of losses 2 150
Interest on capital 3 800
Drawings 3 100

The partner's current account balance on 31 December 2020 was

A $1550.
B $2950. |
Cc $5850. |
D $7250.

37 Thabo and Musa are in partnership.

The following balances were extracted from their books on 31 December 2019:

Thabo Musa
$ $
Capitals: | January 2019 145 000 160 000
Current accounts : 31 December 2019 27 400 Dr 14 500 Cr

The total owners’ equity was

A $292 100,
B $305 000.
c $317 900.
D $346 900.

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10 38 Che following capital structure relates to Uluju Pvt Ltd company. $

Authorised share capital

100 000 Ordinary shares of $1 each 100 000

200 000 5% Preference shares of $1 each 200 000

300.000

Issued share capital
50 000 Ordinary shares of $1 each 50 000
200 000 5% Preference shares of $1 each 200 000
250 000

Reserves

General reserves 25 000

10% Debentures 85 000

Uluju Pvt Ltd's shareholders' funds was

A $275 000.
B $360 000.
Cc $575 000.
D $660 000.

39 What is meant by a debit balance in a debtor's account?

A Amount owed by a debtor
B Amount owed to a debtor
Cc Amount paid by a debtor
D Amount paid to a debtor

40 The following account appeared in the nominal ledger of a trader:

Purchases account

2020 $ 2020
Sept 1 Cash 5 800
15 Trade payables 42 500
A8 300

The entry " trade payables $42 500 " represents

total cash purchases for the month.

total credit purchases for the month.

total payments to suppliers for the month.
total purchases for the month.

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