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Accounting?                                     vocabulary!

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Accounting Concepts: 2 Points
The Question Is :
What is the accounting concept Business
Entity?
                 Stop!
The Answer Is :
             Time’s Up! information
Applied when a business’s financial
is recorded and reported separately from the
owner’s personal financial information
Accounting Concepts: 3 Points
The Question Is :
The accounting concept Unit of Measurement
uses a common what?
                 Stop!
The Answer Is :
              Time’s Up!
Unit of measurement
Accounting Concepts: 4 Points
The Question Is :
What is the full definition for the accounting
concept Unit of Measurement?


The Answer Is :
                  Stop!
              Time’s Up! are stated
Applied when business transactions
in numbers that have common values – that is,
using a common unit of measurement
Accounting Concepts: 5 Points
The Question Is :
Why is the accounting concept Unit of
Measurement followed?
               Stop!
The Answer IsTime’s Up!
             :
So that the financial reports of businesses can
be clearly stated and understood in numbers
that have comparable values
Accounting Concepts: 6 Points
The Question Is :
An owner of a proprietorship must have two
_________ accounts, one for personal expenses
and another for the ___________.
                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
Checking, business
Accounting Concepts: 7 Points
The Question Is :
If I am the sole owner of my business, can I pay
my personal car’s car note using the checking
                Stop!
account of the business?

            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
No
Accounting Concepts: 8 Points
The Question Is :
I have to take money out of my business’s
account to pay the rent on my personal
apartment. Am I going to deduct the money (in
               Stop!
the business’s accounting record) as “rent” or
from the “cash (withdrawal)?”
             Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
Cash (withdrawal)
Accounting Concepts: 9 Points
The Question Is :
What unit of measurement are business
transactions recorded in, in the United States?
                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
dollars
Critical Thinking: 2 Points
The Question Is :
If the left side of the accounting equation is
increased by $500, what will happen to the
                 Stop!
right side of the equation?
               Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
It will increase by $500
Critical Thinking: 3 Points
The Question Is :
Why is it important to keep good accounting
records?
The Answer Is :
                 Stop!
People such asTime’s Up! extending
              suppliers who are
credit and businesses extending loans will
want to look at them. Poor accounting records
lead to poor business decisions.
Critical Thinking: 4 Points
The Question Is :
How is owner’s equity affected when cash is
received from sales?
                Stop!
The Answer Is :
            Time’s Up!
The amount of cash received will be added to
the owner’s equity
Critical Thinking: 5 Points
The Question Is :
What are some of the advantages to owning
a proprietorship?
                Stop!
The Answer Is :
            Time’s Up!
1. Ease of formation
2. Total control by the owner
3. Profits that are not shared
Critical Thinking: 6 Points
The Question Is :
How is the owner’s equity affected when services
are sold on account?
                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
The amount of services sold will be added to
the owner’s equity as revenue
Critical Thinking: 7 Points
The Question Is :
How is the owner’s equity affected when
cash is paid for expenses?
                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
The amount of cash paid for expenses is
deducted from the owner’s equity
Critical Thinking: 8 Points
The Question Is :
I just received $700 from someone that I
provided services for last month. Where will
                Stop!
I put this money in the equation?
             Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
In the cash column, and in the owner’s Equity
column (as revenue)
Supply & Demand: 9 Points
The Question Is :
Explain the differences between assets, liabilities,
and owner’s equity.
The Answer Is :
                     Stop! is owned, because
An asset is anything of value that
                 Time’s Up!
they can be used to acquire other assets or to
operate business. Liability is the amount that a
business owes to other people or businesses. The
owner’s equity is what remains after the amount of
all liabilities has been subtracted
from the assets.
Key Terms: 2 Points
The Question Is :
What is the definition of the word “accounting?”

               Stop!
The Answer IsTime’s Up!
             :
Planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting
financial information
Key Terms: 3 Points
The Question Is :
What are “financial reports that summarize the
financial condition and operations of a business?”

The Answer Is :
                     Stop!
                 Time’s Up!
Financial statements
Key Terms: 4 Points
The Question Is :
What are “financial rights to the assets of a
business?”
                Stop!
             Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
Equities
Key Terms: 5 Points
The Question Is :
What is “capital?”
                   Stop!
The Answer Is :
              Time’s Up! owner’s
The account used to summarize the
equity in a business
Key Terms: 6 Points
The Question Is :
What is “revenue?”
                Stop!
The Answer Is :
            Time’s Up!
An increase in owner’s equity resulting from the
operation of a business
Key Terms: 7 Points

The Question Is :
What is a “sale on account?”
                Stop!
The Answer Is :
             Time’s Up!
A sale for which cash will be received at a later
date
Key Terms: 8 Points
The Question Is :
What is the accounting concept Unit of
Measurement?
                  Stop!
The Answer Is :
              Time’s Up! are stated in
Applied when business transactions
numbers that have common values – that is,
using a common unit of measurement
Key Terms: 9 Points
The Question Is :
What is the definition of “accounting equation?”
What is the equation itself?
                  Stop!
The Answer Is :
              Time’s Up! among
An equation showing the relationship
assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity.

Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity
Key Terms : 2 Points

The Question Is :
A planned process for providing financial information
that will be useful to management is called an
                Stop!
__________ ____________.

           Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
Accounting system
Key Terms : 3 Points

The Question Is :
What is a proprietorship?

                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
A business owned by one person, also known as a
sole proprietorship
Key Terms : 4 Points

The Question Is :
Equities are financial _________ to the assets of a
business.
               Stop!
The Answer IsTime’s Up!
             :
rights
Key Terms : 5 Points

The Question Is :
What are ethics? What are business ethics?

                      Stop!
The Answer Is :
                 Time’sright and wrong that
Ethics are the principles of Up!
guide an individual in making decisions. Business
ethics are the use of ethics in making business
decisions.
Key Terms : 6 Points

The Question Is :
What is a transaction?

                      Stop!
The Answer Is :
                Time’s Up!
A business activity that changes assets, liabilities,
or owner’s equity
Key Terms : 7 Points

The Question Is :
What does “sale on account” mean?

                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
A sale for which cash will be received at a later
date
Key Terms : 8 Points

The Question Is :
What is a withdrawal?
                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
Assets taken out of a business for the owner’s
personal use
Key Terms : 9 Points

The Question Is :
What is an account? What is an account title?

                Stop!
            Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
An account is a record summarizing all the
information pertaining to a single item in the
accounting equation. The name given to an
account is called an account title.
Solving Equations: 2 Points
 Trans. No. Assets    Liabilities   Owner’s
                                    Equity
 1.

The Question Is :
                          Stop!
Place a + or minus in the correct column (+ for increase,
                        Time’s Up!
- for decrease): Received cash from owner as an
investment.
The Answer Is :
+ in assets and in owner’s equity
Solving Equations: 3 Points
 Trans. No. Assets    Liabilities   Owner’s
                                    Equity
 1.


The Question Is :
                           Stop!
Place a + or minus in the correct column (+ for
increase, - for decrease): Paid cash for
insurance.               Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
- In assets and in owner’s equity
Solving Equations: 4 Points
 Trans. No. Assets    Liabilities   Owner’s
                                    Equity
 1.


The Question Is :
                         Stop!
Place a + or minus in the correct column (+ for
increase, - for decrease): Paid cash on account
                       Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
+ in liabilities
Solving Equations: 5 Points
 Trans. No. Assets    Liabilities   Owner’s
                                    Equity
 1.         95,000    51,000        ?



The Question Is :
                     Stop!
Fill in the empty column.
                Time’s Up!
The Answer Is :
44,000
Solving Equations: 6 Points
Trans.   Assets                          =    Liabilities         + Owner’s Equity
#        Cash     +   Supplies + Prepaid     Accts. Pay     Accts.
                                 Insurance + – F            Pay - R
Beg.     3,000
Bal.
New      3,000
Bal.

   The Question Is :      Stop!
   Fill in the columnsTime’sPaid cash for insurance -
                      necessary: Up!
   $1,600
    The Answer Is :
    + 1,600 in “Prepaid Insurance” &
    - 1,600 in “Cash”
Solving Equations: 7 Points
Trans.   Assets                          =    Liabilities         + Owner’s Equity
#        Cash     +   Supplies + Prepaid     Accts. Pay     Accts.
                                 Insurance + – F            Pay - R
Beg.     3,000
Bal.
New      3,000
Bal.

   The Question Is :      Stop!
   Fill in the columnsTime’sBought supplies on
                      necessary: Up!
   account from company “F” - $900
    The Answer Is :
    + 900 in “Supplies”
    + 900 in “Accts. Pay – F”
Solving Equations: 8 Points
Trans.   Assets                          =    Liabilities         + Owner’s Equity
#        Cash     +   Supplies + Prepaid     Accts. Pay     Accts.
                                 Insurance + – F            Pay - R
Beg.     625          375         300         200                     1,100
Bal.     -300                                                         -300
New      325          375         300         200                     800
Bal.

   The Question Is :       Stop!
   Fill in the columns Time’s Up! to owner for
                       necessary: Paid cash
   personal use - $300
    The Answer Is :
    - 300 in “Cash”
    - 300 in “Owner’s Equity”
Solving Equations: 6 Points
Trans.   Assets                          =    Liabilities         + Owner’s Equity
#        Cash     +   Supplies + Prepaid     Accts. Pay     Accts.
                                 Insurance + – F            Pay - R
Beg.     625          375         300         200                     1,100
Bal.     -300                                                         -300
New      325          375         300         200                     800
Bal.

   The Question Is :     Stop!
   What columns will be affected, Up! will the new
                   Time’s and what
   balance be: Received cash from sales - $800
    The Answer Is :
    Add 800 to “cash”; 1125
    Add 800 to “Owner’s Equity”; 1600

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What is Accounting & the Accounting Equation

  • 1.
  • 2. What is the Think Critically Everyone Loves It’s Time Solving Concept of Vocabulary for…MORE Equations Accounting? vocabulary! 2 points 2 points 2 points 2 points 2 points 3 points 3 points 3 points 3 points 3 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 4 points 5 points 5 points 5 points 5 points 5 points 6 points 6 points 6 points 6 points 6 points 7 points 7 points 7 points 7 points 7 points 8 points 8 points 8 points 8 points 8 points 9 points 9 points 9 points 9 points 9 points Team 1 : Team 2 :
  • 3. Accounting Concepts: 2 Points The Question Is : What is the accounting concept Business Entity? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! information Applied when a business’s financial is recorded and reported separately from the owner’s personal financial information
  • 4. Accounting Concepts: 3 Points The Question Is : The accounting concept Unit of Measurement uses a common what? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! Unit of measurement
  • 5. Accounting Concepts: 4 Points The Question Is : What is the full definition for the accounting concept Unit of Measurement? The Answer Is : Stop! Time’s Up! are stated Applied when business transactions in numbers that have common values – that is, using a common unit of measurement
  • 6. Accounting Concepts: 5 Points The Question Is : Why is the accounting concept Unit of Measurement followed? Stop! The Answer IsTime’s Up! : So that the financial reports of businesses can be clearly stated and understood in numbers that have comparable values
  • 7. Accounting Concepts: 6 Points The Question Is : An owner of a proprietorship must have two _________ accounts, one for personal expenses and another for the ___________. Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Checking, business
  • 8. Accounting Concepts: 7 Points The Question Is : If I am the sole owner of my business, can I pay my personal car’s car note using the checking Stop! account of the business? Time’s Up! The Answer Is : No
  • 9. Accounting Concepts: 8 Points The Question Is : I have to take money out of my business’s account to pay the rent on my personal apartment. Am I going to deduct the money (in Stop! the business’s accounting record) as “rent” or from the “cash (withdrawal)?” Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Cash (withdrawal)
  • 10. Accounting Concepts: 9 Points The Question Is : What unit of measurement are business transactions recorded in, in the United States? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : dollars
  • 11. Critical Thinking: 2 Points The Question Is : If the left side of the accounting equation is increased by $500, what will happen to the Stop! right side of the equation? Time’s Up! The Answer Is : It will increase by $500
  • 12. Critical Thinking: 3 Points The Question Is : Why is it important to keep good accounting records? The Answer Is : Stop! People such asTime’s Up! extending suppliers who are credit and businesses extending loans will want to look at them. Poor accounting records lead to poor business decisions.
  • 13. Critical Thinking: 4 Points The Question Is : How is owner’s equity affected when cash is received from sales? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! The amount of cash received will be added to the owner’s equity
  • 14. Critical Thinking: 5 Points The Question Is : What are some of the advantages to owning a proprietorship? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! 1. Ease of formation 2. Total control by the owner 3. Profits that are not shared
  • 15. Critical Thinking: 6 Points The Question Is : How is the owner’s equity affected when services are sold on account? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The amount of services sold will be added to the owner’s equity as revenue
  • 16. Critical Thinking: 7 Points The Question Is : How is the owner’s equity affected when cash is paid for expenses? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The amount of cash paid for expenses is deducted from the owner’s equity
  • 17. Critical Thinking: 8 Points The Question Is : I just received $700 from someone that I provided services for last month. Where will Stop! I put this money in the equation? Time’s Up! The Answer Is : In the cash column, and in the owner’s Equity column (as revenue)
  • 18. Supply & Demand: 9 Points The Question Is : Explain the differences between assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity. The Answer Is : Stop! is owned, because An asset is anything of value that Time’s Up! they can be used to acquire other assets or to operate business. Liability is the amount that a business owes to other people or businesses. The owner’s equity is what remains after the amount of all liabilities has been subtracted from the assets.
  • 19. Key Terms: 2 Points The Question Is : What is the definition of the word “accounting?” Stop! The Answer IsTime’s Up! : Planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information
  • 20. Key Terms: 3 Points The Question Is : What are “financial reports that summarize the financial condition and operations of a business?” The Answer Is : Stop! Time’s Up! Financial statements
  • 21. Key Terms: 4 Points The Question Is : What are “financial rights to the assets of a business?” Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Equities
  • 22. Key Terms: 5 Points The Question Is : What is “capital?” Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! owner’s The account used to summarize the equity in a business
  • 23. Key Terms: 6 Points The Question Is : What is “revenue?” Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! An increase in owner’s equity resulting from the operation of a business
  • 24. Key Terms: 7 Points The Question Is : What is a “sale on account?” Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! A sale for which cash will be received at a later date
  • 25. Key Terms: 8 Points The Question Is : What is the accounting concept Unit of Measurement? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! are stated in Applied when business transactions numbers that have common values – that is, using a common unit of measurement
  • 26. Key Terms: 9 Points The Question Is : What is the definition of “accounting equation?” What is the equation itself? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! among An equation showing the relationship assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity
  • 27. Key Terms : 2 Points The Question Is : A planned process for providing financial information that will be useful to management is called an Stop! __________ ____________. Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Accounting system
  • 28. Key Terms : 3 Points The Question Is : What is a proprietorship? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : A business owned by one person, also known as a sole proprietorship
  • 29. Key Terms : 4 Points The Question Is : Equities are financial _________ to the assets of a business. Stop! The Answer IsTime’s Up! : rights
  • 30. Key Terms : 5 Points The Question Is : What are ethics? What are business ethics? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’sright and wrong that Ethics are the principles of Up! guide an individual in making decisions. Business ethics are the use of ethics in making business decisions.
  • 31. Key Terms : 6 Points The Question Is : What is a transaction? Stop! The Answer Is : Time’s Up! A business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owner’s equity
  • 32. Key Terms : 7 Points The Question Is : What does “sale on account” mean? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : A sale for which cash will be received at a later date
  • 33. Key Terms : 8 Points The Question Is : What is a withdrawal? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Assets taken out of a business for the owner’s personal use
  • 34. Key Terms : 9 Points The Question Is : What is an account? What is an account title? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : An account is a record summarizing all the information pertaining to a single item in the accounting equation. The name given to an account is called an account title.
  • 35. Solving Equations: 2 Points Trans. No. Assets Liabilities Owner’s Equity 1. The Question Is : Stop! Place a + or minus in the correct column (+ for increase, Time’s Up! - for decrease): Received cash from owner as an investment. The Answer Is : + in assets and in owner’s equity
  • 36. Solving Equations: 3 Points Trans. No. Assets Liabilities Owner’s Equity 1. The Question Is : Stop! Place a + or minus in the correct column (+ for increase, - for decrease): Paid cash for insurance. Time’s Up! The Answer Is : - In assets and in owner’s equity
  • 37. Solving Equations: 4 Points Trans. No. Assets Liabilities Owner’s Equity 1. The Question Is : Stop! Place a + or minus in the correct column (+ for increase, - for decrease): Paid cash on account Time’s Up! The Answer Is : + in liabilities
  • 38. Solving Equations: 5 Points Trans. No. Assets Liabilities Owner’s Equity 1. 95,000 51,000 ? The Question Is : Stop! Fill in the empty column. Time’s Up! The Answer Is : 44,000
  • 39. Solving Equations: 6 Points Trans. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity # Cash + Supplies + Prepaid Accts. Pay Accts. Insurance + – F Pay - R Beg. 3,000 Bal. New 3,000 Bal. The Question Is : Stop! Fill in the columnsTime’sPaid cash for insurance - necessary: Up! $1,600 The Answer Is : + 1,600 in “Prepaid Insurance” & - 1,600 in “Cash”
  • 40. Solving Equations: 7 Points Trans. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity # Cash + Supplies + Prepaid Accts. Pay Accts. Insurance + – F Pay - R Beg. 3,000 Bal. New 3,000 Bal. The Question Is : Stop! Fill in the columnsTime’sBought supplies on necessary: Up! account from company “F” - $900 The Answer Is : + 900 in “Supplies” + 900 in “Accts. Pay – F”
  • 41. Solving Equations: 8 Points Trans. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity # Cash + Supplies + Prepaid Accts. Pay Accts. Insurance + – F Pay - R Beg. 625 375 300 200 1,100 Bal. -300 -300 New 325 375 300 200 800 Bal. The Question Is : Stop! Fill in the columns Time’s Up! to owner for necessary: Paid cash personal use - $300 The Answer Is : - 300 in “Cash” - 300 in “Owner’s Equity”
  • 42. Solving Equations: 6 Points Trans. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity # Cash + Supplies + Prepaid Accts. Pay Accts. Insurance + – F Pay - R Beg. 625 375 300 200 1,100 Bal. -300 -300 New 325 375 300 200 800 Bal. The Question Is : Stop! What columns will be affected, Up! will the new Time’s and what balance be: Received cash from sales - $800 The Answer Is : Add 800 to “cash”; 1125 Add 800 to “Owner’s Equity”; 1600