Lesson 5.3.1
5.3.1 Accounting concepts Quiz: OCR Business, Unit 5
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What requirement ensures financial statements accurately reflect a business without misleading stakeholders?
- True and fair
- Tax minimisation
- Cash flow guarantee
- Profit maximisation
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What framework of standardised accounting rules must businesses follow when preparing financial accounts?
- GDPR
- HMRC
- GAAP
- ACAS
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Which convention assumes that a business will continue trading for the foreseeable future?
- Prudence
- Realisation
- Objectivity
- Going concern
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Which convention requires revenues and costs to be recognised when earned or incurred, not paid?
- Realisation
- Materiality
- Accruals
- Consistency
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Which accounting convention states that revenue is only recorded when a transaction is completed?
- Realisation
- Going concern
- Prudence
- Accruals
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Which convention advises accountants to anticipate losses immediately but only record profits when realised?
- Consistency
- Prudence
- Objectivity
- Materiality
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Which convention requires a firm to use the same accounting methods from year to year?
- Consistency
- Going concern
- Realisation
- Objectivity
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Which convention allows minor, insignificant financial items to be omitted or grouped together?
- Prudence
- Objectivity
- Accruals
- Materiality
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Which convention requires financial data to be based on verifiable, bias-free factual evidence?
- Consistency
- Prudence
- Materiality
- Objectivity
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A business prepaid £1,200 insurance for next year. Which convention excludes this from current expenses?
- Realisation
- Going concern
- Accruals
- Materiality
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A firm buys a stapler for £5 and records it as an expense rather than an asset. Why?
- Materiality
- Realisation
- Consistency
- Prudence
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A customer orders £5,000 of goods in January, delivered in February. When is revenue recognised?
- December
- January
- March
- February
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An auditor relies on receipts rather than manager estimates for vehicle valuations. Which convention is applied?
- Matching
- Materiality
- Objectivity
- Going concern
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A firm values unsold inventory at cost price rather than higher expected market price due to which concept?
- Prudence
- Realisation
- Consistency
- Materiality
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Changing depreciation methods every year to inflate reported profits breaks which accounting convention?
- Materiality
- Going concern
- Consistency
- Accruals
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If a firm faces immediate liquidation, which accounting concept can no longer be applied?
- Accruals
- Objectivity
- Materiality
- Going concern
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Why do external investors rely heavily on standardised GAAP accounting rules?
- Zero tax
- Guaranteed dividends
- Standardised comparability
- Eliminated debt
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Applying prudence consistently helps a business avoid which potential financial risk?
- Understating liability
- Losing revenue
- Paying no tax
- Overstating profits
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Why might strictly applying the historical cost convention reduce the usefulness of balance sheets?
- Causes losses
- Increases tax
- Ignores inflation
- Violates GAAP
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Who enforces the legal requirement for large UK companies to present true and fair accounts?
- Trade Unions
- Bank of England
- ACAS
- Companies Act
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