B.Com 3rd Year Auditing Online Test Content in The Article Toggle Auditing Chapter 1st = Auditing Meaning, Objective and ImportancePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 2nd = Classification of AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 3rd = Audit ProcessPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 4th = Internal CheckInternal CheckPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 5th = VouchingVouchingPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 6th = Verification and Valuation of Assets and LiabilitiesVerification and Valuation of Assets and LiabilitiesPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 7th = Depreciation and ReservePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 8th = Company AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 9th = Appointment, Remuneration, Rights and Duties of an AuditorPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 10th = Liabilities of AuditorPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 11th = Divisible Profit and DividendPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 12th = Audit ReportPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 13th = InvestigationInvestigationPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 14th = Special AuditSpecial AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the Quiz Auditing Chapter 7th = Depreciation and Reserve /38 20 This Quiz Time only 2 hours Your Time is Finish 2 hours Thanks for Giving This Test. All Question Depreciation and Reserve Depreciation and Reserve Please Give Your Information For start the Quiz NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 38 38. A secret reserve is a reserve that is not disclosed in the Balance Sheet so that the Financial position is, in fac better than appears from the balance sheet.” This is defined by – R.G. Williams De Paula Spicer and Peglar None of these 2 / 38 37. “Secret reserves are also referred as hidden reserve or inner reserve”. This is defined by – R.G. Williams De Paula Spicer and Peglar list None of these 3 / 38 36. Window dressing implies – Curtailment of expenses Checking wastages Undervaluation of assets Overvaluation of assets 4 / 38 35. Which company can make secret reserve – Banking company Insurance company Finance company All above 5 / 38 35. According to Companies Act, creating secret reserve is – Compulsory Voluntary Prohibited None of these 6 / 38 33. Capital profits can be utilised – To issue bonus shares To writing off preliminary expenses In distributing dividends Both above (a) and (b) 7 / 38 32. Which of the following statement is incorrect? Final accounts will become incorrect due to secret reserve Secret reserve might be used by dishonest directors for improper purposes Treating capital expenses as revenue expenses Due to secret reserve, financial position of a company becomes weak 8 / 38 31. Which of the following is the method of creating secret reserve – Overvaluation of liabilities Undervaluation of assets Treating capital expenses as revenue expenses All above 9 / 38 30. A reserve which is not apparent on the face of the balance sheet is – Secret reserve Capital reserve Revenue reserve Provision 10 / 38 29. Which of the following can be utilised to distribute dividends among shareholders? Capital Reserve Revenue Reserve Provision None of these 11 / 38 28. Which of the following is created for an unknown? Reserve Provision Secret Reserve All above 12 / 38 27. Which of the following is the object provision? Arrangement of depreciation on fixed assets Arrangement for known liability Arrangement for bad debts All above 13 / 38 26. Which of the following is the object of creating reserve the company – To make financial position strong of the company Increase in working capital Replacement of assets Both (a) and (b) 14 / 38 25. Which of the following fund is created for equalisation of dividend rate? Kevenue Reserve Capital Reserve Sinking Fund None of these 15 / 38 24. If cost price of a machine is Rs. 15,000; Scarp value is of Rs 3,000 and expected life is 4 years, then amount of depreciation will be – Rs. 3750 Rs. 3,000 Rs. 8,000 None of these 16 / 38 23. Sinking fund is made for – General object Specific object Both (a) and (b) None of these 17 / 38 12. Reserve is made for – General object Specific object Both (a) and (b) None of these 18 / 38 21. Appropriate method of depreciation for Livestock is – Insurance policy method Revaluation method Depletion unit method Sinking fund method 19 / 38 20. Appropriate method of depreciation for replacement of machinery is – Fixed instalment method Written down value method Annuity method Sinking fund method 20 / 38 19. Appropriate method of depreciation on assets taken on lease is – Fixed instalment method Written down value method Annuity method Sinking fund method 21 / 38 18. Appropriate method of depreciation machinery is – Fixed instalment method Written down value method Annuity method Sinking 22 / 38 17. Appropriate method of depreciation for – Fixed instalment method Written down value method Annuity method Sinking fund method 23 / 38 16. Depreciation reduced the – Book value of asset Market value of asset Replacement value of asset None of above 24 / 38 15. Which section of Companies Act is related with? Section 205 Section 300 Section 350 All above 25 / 38 14. Base of depreciation is – Cost price of asset Life of asset Scrap value of assets All above 26 / 38 13. Continuous use of assets is – External cause of depreciation Internal cause of depreciation Both (a) and (b) None of these 27 / 38 12. Obsolescence of assets is – External cause of depreciation Internal cause of Both (a) and (b) None of these 28 / 38 11. Cause of depreciation is – Continuous use of Assets Depletion Exffluxion of the time All above 29 / 38 10. Arrangement for depreciation on fixed asset is a – Statutory requirement Voluntary Beneficial for business None of these 30 / 38 9. Provision for depreciation is – Voluntary Compulsory Convention None of these 31 / 38 8. Depreciation is charged on – Fixed assets only Current assets only Both fixed and current assets None of these 32 / 38 7. Which of the following is objective of Depreciatio management? To ascertain the correct cost of production To ascertain the accurate profit/loss Replacement of asset All above 33 / 38 6. Which is the main base of depreciation? Life of Asset Value of Asset Capacity of Asset None of these 34 / 38 5. The main cause of depreciation is – Use of Asset Sale of Theft of Asset None of these 35 / 38 4. Which fund is created for the replacement of assets? Reserve Fund Depreciation Fund Investment Fund None of these 36 / 38 3. “Depreciation may be defined as a gradual deterioation in the value of the assets due to use.” This is defined by – Carter Spicer and Pegler R.G. Williams None of these 37 / 38 2. “Depreciation may be defined as the measure of the exhaustion of the effective life of an asset from any cause during given period”. This is defined by – Carter Spicer and Pegler R.G. Williams None of these 38 / 38 1. “Depreciation is gradual and permanent decrease in the value of assets from any use.” This definition is given by – Carter Spicer and Pegler R.G. 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