
Cash Control and Banking Activities
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- Q1In a business, cash includes currency, coins and checks.TrueFalse10s
- Q2An internal control is one used by a business to protect cash.FalseTrue10s
- Q3The ABA number appears on both the check and the check stub.FalseTrue10s
- Q4A restrictive endorsement is one example of an internal control.TrueFalse10s
- Q5The check should be written first so that information is available for completing the check stub.FalseTrue10s
- Q6The drawee of the check is the person who signs it.TrueFalse10s
- Q7Proving cash is done only when reconciling the bank statement.TrueFalse10s
- Q8Proving cash is an example of an external cash control.TrueFalse10s
- Q9Banks add service charges to bank statements rather than billing their customers.TrueFalse10s
- Q10An NSF check is recorded at the time it is returned rather than when the bank statements is reconciled.TrueFalse10s
- Q11Cash is the most liquid asset and thus easily stolen.FalseTrue10s