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Title: Kafka Jeopardy Template


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Accounting Jeopardy!
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  • THE RULES
  • Instructor/Hosts decisions are
  • FINAL

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And nowhere is the host of Jeopardy
Ms. Smith!
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Lets Get Ready to play
Todays Categories are
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Chap. 1 Starting a Proprietorship 1
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Chap. 1 Starting a Proprietorship 2
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Chap. 2 Analyzing Transactions 1
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Chap. 2 Analyzing Transactions 2
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Chap. 3 Journalizing Transactions 1
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Starting A Proprietorship 1
Starting A Proprietorship 2
Analyzing Transactions 1
Analyzing Transactions 2
Journalizing Transactions 1
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R2
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A business that performs an activity for a fee.
Answer
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Service Business
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Anything of value that is owned.
Answer
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Asset
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Planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting
financial information.
Answer
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Accounting
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Organized summaries of a businesss financial
activities are called.
Answer
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Accounting records
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A planned process for providing financial
information that will be useful to management.
Answer
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Accounting system
500
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The name given to an account.
Answer
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Account title
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 An equation showing the relationship among
assets, liabilities, and owners equity.
Answer
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Accounting Equation
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The account used to summarize the owners equity
in the business.
Answer
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Capital
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A business activity that changes assets,
liabilities, or owners equity is called.
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Transaction
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The amount remaining after the value of all
liabilities is subtracted from the value of all
assets is.
Answer
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Owners equity
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True/FalseEach asset account has a normal debit
balance.
Answer
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True
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True/FalseEach liability account has a normal
credit balance.
Answer
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True
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True/False An amount recorded on the left side
of a T account is a credit.
Answer
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False
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True/FalseAsset accounts increase on the credit
side.
Answer
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False
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True/FalseEach transaction changes the balances
in at least two accounts.
Answer
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True
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True/FalseAdvertising Expense is increased with
a debit.
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True
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Prepaid insurance is decreased with a credt.
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True
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True/FalseThe normal balance side of an account
receivable account is a credit.
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False
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True/FalseA drawing account is decreased by
debits and increased by credits.
Answer
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True
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True/FalseTo summarize withdrawal information
separately from the other records, owner
withdrawal transactions are recorded in the
owners drawing account.
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True
500
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Recording transactions in a journal.
Answer
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Journalizing
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A business paper from which information is
obtained for a journal entry.
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Source Document
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A journal amount column headed with an account
title is called.
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Special amount column
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A form describing the goods or services sold, the
quantity, and the price.
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Invoice
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The recording of debit and credit parts of a
transaction.
Answer
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Double-Entry Accounting
500
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Daily Double
How much do you want to wager?
Daily Double
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Lets Get Ready to play round two
Todays Categories are
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Chap. 3 Journalizing Transactions 2
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Chap. 4 Posting to a General Ledger 1
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Chap. 4 Posting to a General Ledger 2
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Chap. 5 Cash Control Systems 1
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Chap. 5 Cash Control Systems 2
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Journalizing Transactions 2
Posting to a General Ledger 1
Posting to a General Ledger 2
Cash Control Systems 1
Cash Control Systems 2
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FJ
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1000
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True/FalseThe source document for all cash
payments is a sales invoice.
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False
200
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True/FalseThe source document used when supplies
are bought on account is a memorandum.
Answer
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True
400
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True/FalseThe journal columns used to record
receiving cash from sales are Cash Debit and
Sales Credit.
Answer
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True
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True/FalseA complete entry consists of the date,
the debit amount, and the credit amount.
Answer
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False
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True/FalseDouble lines are ruled across a
journals amount columns to indicate that the
totals have been verified as correct.
Answer
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True
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True/False Account numbers are assigned by 10s
so that new accounts can be added easily.
Answer
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True
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True/FalseIf a business has only two asset
accounts, Cash and Supplies, the two accounts are
numbered 110 and 120.
Answer
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True
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True/FalseThe two steps for opening an account
are writing the account title and recording the
balance.
Answer
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False
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True/FalseA journal page number is written in
the Post. Ref. Column of a general ledger account
to show that posting of the entry is completed.
Answer
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False
800
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True/FalseWith the exception of the totals
lines, the Post. Ref. Column is completely filled
in with either an account number or a check mark.
Answer
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True
1000
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True/FalseWhen adding a new expense account
between accounts numbered 510 and 520, the
account is assigned the account number 515.
Answer
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True
200
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True/FalseThe only steps for posting are to
write the date, journal page number, amount, and
balance.
Answer
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False
400
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True/FalseThe procedure of arranging accounts in
a general ledger, assigning account numbers, and
keeping records current is a correcting entry.
Answer
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False
600
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True/FalseThe column total of the General Debit
column is posted.
Answer
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False
800
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True/FalseThe posting reference should always be
recorded in the journals Post. Ref. Column
before amounts are recorded in the ledger.
Answer
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False
1000
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An amount of cash kept on hand and used for
making small payments.
Answer
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Petty cash
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A report of deposits, withdrawals, and bank
balances sent to a depositor by the bank.
Answer
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Bank statement
400
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An endorsement indicating a new owner of a check.
Answer
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Special endorsement
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True/FalseThe bank does not charge you a fee for
a dishonored check.
Answer
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False
800
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A bank account from which payments can be ordered
by a depositor.
Answer
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Checking account
1000
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True/FalseA bank requires that the signature of
the person authorized to sign checks be on the
signature card.
Answer
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True
200
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True/FalseThe bank statement needs to be
reconciled every month.
Answer
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True
400
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True/FalseThe source document for an electronic
funds transfer is a memorandum.
Answer
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True
600
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True/FalseThe source document for a debit card
purchase is a memorandum.
Answer
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True
800
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True/FalsePetty cash is considered an asset.
Answer
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True
1000
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Daily Double
How much do you want to wager?
Daily Double
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FINALJEOPARDY
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CATEGORY
Endorsements
How much do you want to wager?
Proceed
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What type of endorsement restricts further
transfer of a checks ownership?
Proceed
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Restrictive Endorsement
Proceed
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Thanks for Playing
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- Huntley High School ckafka_at_d158.k12.il.us Jeop
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