11. Which of these would be considered a current asset? (select all that apply)
- Accounts receivable
- Prepaid expenses
- Accumulated depreciation
- Vehicle
12. How would you categorize $3,500 worth of computer equipment that the business will use as part of its operations?
- Current assets
- Long-term assets
- Equity
13. Use the balance sheet pictured to answer the following question.
If Eternal Summer purchased $500 worth of Inventory using Cash, what would the total assets be after the transaction?
- $44,000
- $44,500
- $45,000
14. Use the balance sheet pictured to answer the following question.
If Eternal Summer purchased $500 worth of Inventory using their supplier credit line, what would the total assets be after the transaction?
- $44,000
- $44,500
- $45,000
15. Use the balance sheet pictured to answer the following question.
If the accumulated depreciation for Eternal Summer’s mobile massage van increases to $3,000, what would the Total Assets balance be after this entry?
- $44,000
- $44,500
- $45,000
Sales Practice Quiz
16. Which path would you select in QuickBooks Online to create a sales receipt?
- New > Invoice
- New > Receive payments
- New > Sales receipt
- New > Pay bills
17. Which piece of information is not mandatory to record a sales receipt?
- Cost of items purchased
- Payment method
- Customer name
- Items sold
18. Which account keeps a record of payments in QuickBooks until you physically deposit the same payments at your real-life bank?
- Undeposited funds
- Accounts payable
- Petty cash
- Accounts receivable
Shuffle Q/A 2
19. When creating an invoice in QuickBooks Online, which path would you choose to add a new customer?
- Save and Send > End
- Start > NewÂ
- Customer > Add New
- You don’t have to add customer information
20. Sophia does a guest lecture on small business marketing at the Conference of Marketing to Scale. She invoiced the organizers for $200 and their check just arrived in the mail.
To record the payment, which path would you select in QuickBooks Online?
- New > Receive payments
- New > Pay bills
- New > Sales receipt
- New > Invoice