A) current asset
B) current liability
C) long-term asset
D) long-term liability
E) account payable
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A) return on owners' equity and debt-to-equity
B) current ratio and acid-test ratio
C) return on sales and sales turnover
D) inventory turnover and earnings per share
E) earnings per share and return on sales
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A) its accountant
B) the state controller
C) the Internal Revenue Service
D) the state attorney general
E) its bookkeeper
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A) return on sales
B) earnings per share
C) acid-test ratio
D) return of owners' equity
E) inventory turnover
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A) analyzing the source documents
B) preparing financial statements
C) posting
D) preparing the trial balance
E) recording
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A) David's owners' equity is $87,000.
B) The owners' equity in David's is $61,000.
C) David's liabilities are $148,000.
D) The firm's liabilities are $61,000.
E) The firm has more owners' equity than liabilities.
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A) When the SEC began to look for accounting irregularities, Andersen employees shredded documents.
B) The accounting firm of Arthur Andersen was convicted of obstruction of justice.
C) Less than a month after admitting accounting errors, Enron filed for bankruptcy.
D) Enron inflated earnings by almost $600 million.
E) To date, Arthur Andersen is the only major accounting firm that has been targeted by trial lawyers, government regulators, and the IRS for providing questionable audit work for major corporations.
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A) inventory turnover
B) acid-test ratio
C) current ratio
D) debt-to-assets ratio
E) debt-to-equity ratio
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A) operating
B) business
C) equity
D) investing
E) financing
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A) sales
B) merchandise inventory
C) cost of goods sold
D) prepaid expenses
E) operating expenses
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A) posting the journal entries to the ledger.
B) analyzing the day's transactions.
C) making adjustments in the journal.
D) preparing a trial balance.
E) closing the books and preparing financial statements.
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A) cash flows from operating activities
B) cash flows from financing activities
C) business cash flows
D) non-business-related cash flows
E) cash flows from investing activities
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A) owners' equity, assets, and liabilities.
B) expenses, revenue, and net income.
C) revenue, expenses, and owners' equity.
D) assets, expenses, and net income.
E) assets, liabilities, and revenues.
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A) sales allowance
B) trade discount
C) sales return
D) sales discount
E) inventory reduction
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A) generally accepted accounting principles
B) generally accepted auditing principles
C) generalized accounting and auditing principles
D) generic accounting alternative practices
E) general administrative accounting practices
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