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Question 18 2pts If the market rate is 8% and the contract rate on a bond is 6% then the bond will sell at a
Question 18
2pts
If the market rate is 8% and the contract rate on a bond is 6% then the bond will sell at a premium.
Group of answer choices
False
True
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Question 19
2pts
Short-term obligations that will be paid with current assets within one year should be reported as:
Group of answer choices
Owner's equity.
Long-term liabilities.
Current liabilities.
Current assets.
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Question 20
2pts
A financial measure used to evaluate a company's ability to pay its current liabilities:
Group of answer choices
Current ratio.
Liquidity ratio.
Payment ratio.
Gross profit ratio.
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Question 21
2pts
The current ratio is calculated as:
Group of answer choices
Current assets divided by accounts payable.
Current assets divided by current liabilities.
Cash and accounts receivable divided by current liabilities.
Total assets divided by total liabilities.
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Question 22
2pts
A company has current assets of $23,000 and current liabilities of $16,500. The current ratio is:
Group of answer choices
1.40
0.72
7.2
0.40
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Question 23
2pts
On November 1, Lexi Inc. signed a $10,000, 1-year promissory note at 8% interest. What journal entry should be made on the date of issuance?
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Debit Cash 10,200; Credit Notes Payable 10,200
Debit Notes Payable 10,000; Credit Cash 10,000
Debit Cash 10,000; Credit Accounts Payable 10,000
Debit Cash 10,000; Credit Notes Payable 10,000
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Question 24
2pts
On November 1, Lexi Inc. signed a $10,000, 2-month promissory note at 8% interest. What is the appropriate journal entry to record the payment of the note?
Group of answer choices
Debit Note payable 10,000and Debit Interest expense 133; Credit Cash 10,133
Debit Interest expense 133; Credit Cash 133
Debit Interest expense 10,133; Credit Note payable 10,133
Debit Cash 133; Credit Interest payable 133
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Question 25
2pts
Madison Company has the following account balances:Cash $1,000; Accounts receivable $17,000; Inventory $8,000; Plant assets $100,000; Land $80,000; Accumulated Depreciation ($50,000); Accounts' payable $12,000; Payroll taxes payable $3,000; Long-term notes payable
$85,000.What are Madison's total current liabilities?
Group of answer choices
$100,000
$12,000
$15,000
$14,000
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Question 26
2pts
Product warranty payable is initially recorded with a:
Group of answer choices
Debit to unearned revenue.
Debit to revenue payable.
Debit to product warranty expense.
Credit to product warranty expense.
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Question 27
2pts
Accrued vacation pay is recorded as:
Group of answer choices
Debit cash; credit vacation pay payable.
Debit vacation pay payable; credit vacation pay expense.
Debit vacation pay expense; credit vacation pay payable.
Debit vacation pay payable; credit cash.
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Question 28
2pts
Warranty costs should be recorded as an expense when:
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expenses for warranty repairs and replacements are paid.
the sale is recorded.
when the warranty has expired.
when the sale proceeds are received.
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Question 29
2pts
At the time of sale, warranty costs should be:
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ignored.
recorded when paid.
recorded at 2% of sales.
estimated based on the company's history of product repairs.
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Question 30
2pts
Mason Company sold 1,000 flat screen televisions at a price of $900 each. Mason offers a 3-year warranty on all electronics. Estimated repair expense based on prior year's experience is 2% of sales. What is the appropriate adjusting journal entry that Mason should make to record warranty expense?
Group of answer choices
Debit Warranty expense 6,000; Credit Warranty liability 6,000
Debit Warranty expense 18,000; Credit Cash 18,000
Debit Warranty expense 18,000; Credit Warranty liability 18,000
Debit Warranty expense 6,000; Credit Cash 6,000
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