N N N N N
ITION
,Chapter 1--Introduction to Accounting and Business
N N N N N
Student:N
1. TheNmainNobjectiveNofNaNnot-for-
profitNbusinessNisNnotNtoNmakeNaNprofit.NTrue False
2. AnNexampleNofNanNexternalNuserNofNaccountingNinformationNisNtheNfederalNgovernmen
t.NTrue False
3. ANcorporationNisNaNbusinessNthatNisNlegallyNseparateNandNdistinctNfromNitsNowner
s.NTrue False
4. AboutN90%NofNtheNbusinessesNinNtheNUnitedNStatesNareNorganizedNasNcorporation
s.NTrue False
5. TheNroleNofNaccountingNisNtoNprovideNmanyNdifferentNusersNwithNfinancialNinformationNtoNmakeNeconom
icNdecisions.
True False
6. ProprietorshipsNareNownedNbyNoneNownerNandNprovideNonlyNservicesNtoNtheirNcustomer
s.NTrue False
7. OnlyNlargeNcompaniesNsuchNasNWal-
Mart,NJCP,NGeneralNMotors,NandNtheNBankNofNAmericaNcanNbeNorganizedNasNcorporations.
True False
8. AccountingNinformationNusersNneedNreportsNaboutNtheNeconomicNactivitiesNandNconditionNofNbusinesse
s.NTrue False
,9. SeniorNexecutivesNcannotNbeNcriminallyNprosecutedNforNtheNwrongNdoingsNtheyNcommitNonNbehalfNofNt
heNcompaniesNwhereNtheyNwork.
True False
10. TheNprimaryNroleNofNaccountingNisNtoNdetermineNtheNamountNofNtaxesNaNbusinessNwillNbeNrequiredNtoNpayN
toNtaxingNentities.
True False
11. AnNaccountNreceivableNisNtypicallyNclassifiedNasNaNrevenue
.NTrue False
12. ManagerialNaccountingNinformationNisNusedNbyNexternalNandNinternalNusersNequall
y.NTrueFalse
13. FinancialNaccountingNprovidesNinformationNtoNallNusers,NwhileNtheNmainNfocusNforNmanagerialNaccountingNisN
toNprovideNinformationNtoNtheNmanagement.
True False
14. ProperNethicalNconductNimpliesNthatNyouNonlyNconsiderNwhat'sNinNyourNbestNinteres
t.NTrue False
15. SomeNofNtheNmajorNfraudulentNactsNbyNseniorNexecutivesNstartedNasNwhatNtheyNconsideredNtoNbeNsmallNethic
alNlapsesNwhichNgrewNoutNofNcontrol.
True False
16. TwoNfactorsNthatNtypicallyNleadNtoNethicalNviolationsNareNrelevanceNandNtimelinessNofNaccountingNinformatio
n.NTrueFalse
17. ANbusinessNisNanNorganizationNinNwhereNbasicNresourcesNorNinputs,NlikeNmaterialsNandNlabor,NareNassembledNa
ndNprocessedNtoNprovideNoutputsNinNtheNformNofNgoodsNorNservicesNtoNcustomers.
True False
, 18. TheNFinancialNAccountingNStandardsNBoardN(FASB)NisNtheNauthoritativeNbodyNthatNhasNprimaryNresponsibilit
yNforNdevelopingNaccountingNprinciples.
True False
19. TheNcostNconceptNisNtheNbasisNforNenteringNtheNexchangeNpriceNintoNtheNaccountingNrecord
s.NTrue False
20. TheNunitNofNmeasurementNconceptNrequiresNthatNeconomicNdataNbeNrecordedNinNaNcommonNunitN
ofNmeasurement.
True False
21. IfNaNbuildingNisNappraisedNforN$85,000,NofferedNforNsaleNatN$90,000,NandNtheNbuyerNpaysN$80,000NcashNforNit,Nt
heNbuyerNwouldNrecordNtheNbuildingNatN$85,000.
True False
22. GenerallyNacceptedNaccountingNprinciplesNregulateNhowNandNwhatNfinancialNinformationNisNreportedNb
yNbusinesses.
True False
23. TheNaccountingNequationNcanNbeNexpressedNasNAssetsN-
NLiabilitiesN=NOwner'sNEquity.NTrue False
24. TheNrightsNorNclaimsNtoNtheNassetsNofNaNbusinessNmayNbeNsubdividedNintoNrightsNofNcreditorsNandNrightsN
ofNowners.
True False
25. TheNowner’sNrightsNtoNtheNassetsNrankNaheadNofNtheNcreditors'NrightsNtoNtheNasset
s.NTrue False
26. IfNtheNliabilitiesNowedNbyNaNbusinessNtotalN$300,000NandNownersNequityNisNequalNtoN$300,000,NthenNtheNass
etsNalsoNtotalN$300,000.
True False