ASHEC Class 11 Accountancy Important Questions and Question Paper Pattern
Question Paper
Pattern
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Part |
Question Numbers |
Marks per Question |
Selection Requirement |
Total Marks |
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Part-A |
1 to 40 |
1 Mark |
All Questions |
1*40=40 |
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Part-B |
41 to 50 |
2 Marks |
Any 5 out of 10 |
2*5=10 |
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51 to 58 |
3 Marks |
Any 5 out of 8 |
3*5=15 |
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59 to 63 |
5 Marks |
Any 3 out of 5 |
5*3=15 |
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Total Marks Project work |
80 Marks 20 Marks |
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Total |
100 Marks |
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Expected Practical Questions
1. Journal Entries
or Accounting Equations 3 Marks
2. Cash Book
3. BRS
4. Rectification of errors
5. Final Accounts
Unit – 1: Introduction to Accounting (Expected Marks: 10)
1) What is accounting? What are its objectives? Give two characteristics
of Accounting.
2) Explain five points of advantages and limitations of accounting.
3) Write name of the internal and external users who are interested in
accounting information.
4) Mention three functions of Accounting.
5) Define book-keeping. Give three differences between Book-keeping and
Accountancy.
6) Mention the objectives and features of book-keeping.
7) What is Accounting Information? Mention any two three of accounting
information. Mention the qualitative characteristics of accounting information.
8) What is source of document? Mention two sources of document.
9) Mention any four process of Accounting. (Accounting Cycle)
10) Define the following term in two lines: Capital, Drawings, Assets,
Liability, Expenses, Incomes, Debtors, Creditors, Voucher, Revenue, Income,
Debit note, Credit note, Proprietor, Deferred revenue expenditure, Contra
entry.
Unit – 2: Theory Base of Accounting (Expected Marks: 10)
1) What is the Accounting standard? Mention its objectives. Mention the
advantages and limitations of Accounting standard.
2) What is GAAP? Mention its features.
3) Mention three basic accounting assumptions.
4) What are three bases of accounting? Define in one line.
5) What is double entry system? Mention its merits and limitations
6) What is single entry system? Mention its merits and limitations.
Distinguish between single entry and double entry.
7) What is GST? What are its features? Mention its advantages.
8) What is accounting concepts and convention?
9) Write short notes on: Dual Aspect Concept, Money Measurement
Concept, Going Concern Concept, Accounting Period Concept, Full Disclosure,
Consistency, Conservatism, Cost Concept
Unit – 3: RECORDING OF BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS (Expected Marks: 20)
1) What is an Account? What are its various types? Give a specimen form
of Account.
2) Define a Transaction. Mention its features. Explain briefly the
classification of transactions.
3) Define debit and Credit. How are the rules of Debit and Credit
applied in recording transaction in different types of accounts?
4) What is Debit Voucher and credit voucher?
5) What is Journal and What is Journalising? What are various
classes of journal?
6) Where from the word “Journal” has been derived and what does it mean?
7) What is Journalising? Mention the steps from journalising a
transaction.
8) Define Ledger. State its importance. What do you mean by “Balancing
the Account”?
9) Define Ledger. What are the Sub-divisions of a
Ledger?
10) Mention five distinction between Journal and
Ledger.
11) What is subsidiary books? Mention its significance.
12) Mention the transactions recorded in various types of journal
including journal proper.
13) What is a Cash Book? State different types of Cash Book. Is Cash
Book a ledger or a journal?
14) Explain any four points of differences between Cash Discount and
Trade Discount.
15) What is BRS? Mention its need. State and explain briefly and
five causes for differences between bank balance as per cash book and bank
balance as per pass book.
16) Ascertain the class of the following accounts.
a)
Unexpired
Insurance Account.
b)
Interest
Received in Advance Account.
c)
Drawing
Account
d)
Interest
Account
e)
Prepaid
insurance.
f)
Outstanding
rent.
g)
Outstanding
Salary Account.
h)
Reserve
Account
i)
Purchase
Return Account.
j)
Bills
Receivable Account.
k)
Provision
for discount
Unit – 4: TRIAL BALANCE AND RECTIFICATION OF ERRORS (Expected Marks: 10)
1) What is Trial Balance? Mention its objectives.
2) Mention three advantages and disadvantages of Trial Balance.
3) Mention the various methods of preparing trial balance.
4) What is Suspense Account? Write its utility.
5) What are various types of Errors? Explain them with examples.
6) Define one sided and two sided errors. Mention the errors which are
detected by Trial Balance.
7) Is agreement of Trial Balance a proof of the accuracy of the
books of accounts? If not, what are the errors which remain undetected in spite
of its agreement?
Unit – 5: DEPRECIATION, PROVISION AND RESERVES
1) What is depreciation? Mention important causes of providing
depreciation.
2) Write five need or objects of providing depreciation.
3) Explain the basic factors (basis) on which the calculation of
depreciation depends?
4) State the different methods of providing depreciation. Explain
briefly any one of them. Also distinguish between SLM and WDV method.
5) Write any five differences between ‘Provision and Reserves’.
6) What is provision? What are its importance? Give three examples of
provision.
7) What is reserves? What are its importance? Give three examples of reserves.
8) Define various reserves: capital reserve, revenue reserve,
general reserve, specific reserve and secret reserve.
Unit – 6: FINAL ACCOUNTS (Expected Marks: 20)
1)
What are financial statements? Mention its users.
2) Define in two
lines: Trading Account, Profit and loss account, Net Profit, Gross
Profit, and Operating Profit.
3) Define Balance
Sheet. Give two characteristics of Balance Sheet. Why it is necessary?
4) What is
“Marshalling” of assets and liabilities?
5) What is grouping
of balance sheet?
6) What do you mean
by Adjustment entry in final account? Give two examples of Adjustment
entry.
7) Define
and distinguish between capital and revenue expenditure with examples.
8) What are various assets and liabilities? Explain them briefly.
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