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TLE : 4th Quarterly Exam

Quiz by Reniel Blanco

Grade 6
Edukasyong Pangtahanan at Pangkabuhayan
Philippines Curriculum: Grades 1-10

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  • Q1
    Represents the net amount of short term sources.
    Revenue
    Capital
    Working Capital
    Capital Stock
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  • Q2
    Bank deposit and cash on hand is called
    cash
    account receivable
    current asset
    non current asset
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  • Q3
    These are the physical plant, land, building, machinery etc.
    cash
    revenue
    non current asset
    current asset
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  • Q4
    Items held for resale.
    inventory
    building
    cash
    asset
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  • Q5
    A lettering style that is usually use in monogram designing
    script
    italic
    san serif
    gothic
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  • Q6
    Expenses for structure built
    notes receivable
    inventory
    building
    cash
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  • Q7
    A character or a cipher compound of two or more letters interwoven or combined.
    painting
    monogram designing
    poster work
    sign painting
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  • Q8
    Written promises from customers to pay a define sum of money.
    building
    notes receivable
    inventory
    cash
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  • Q9
    Business claims the sale of goods and services.
    accounts receivable
    inventory
    building
    cash
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  • Q10
    A monogram enclosed in a _________ must appear stable, unified, and decorative.
    drawing figures
    geometric figures
    geometrical shapes
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  • Q11
    The finished monogram design can be cut or engraved in a
    metal
    plastic block
    rubber block
    wood block
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  • Q12
    In a three letter monogram of one’s initial, the _____ initial should not be larger than the others.
    End
    Middle
    Beginning
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  • Q13
    It shows the independence of an organization.
    accrual basis
    entity concept
    going concern
    periodicity concept
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  • Q14
    Revenue is recorded when earned, expenses are taken up when incurred.
    going concern
    periodicity concept
    entity concept
    accrual basis
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  • Q15
    Is a type of business organization owned by one who is the owner and manager of the business.
    corporation
    partnership
    sole proprietorship
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  • Q16
    A type of business organized by five to fifteen person.
    Corporation
    Sole propritorship
    Partnership
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  • Q17
    Bank deposit and cash on hand are example of what kind of asset.
    cash
    accounts receivable
    notes receivable
    inventory
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  • Q18
    Obligations that the business must remit to other parties
    liabilities
    cash
    inventory
    revenue
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  • Q19
    It is also called the statement of financial condition
    asset
    balance sheet
    capital
    inventory
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  • Q20
    In designing monograms, the letters must be read form.
    top to bottom
    left to right
    bottom to top
    right to left
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