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1651
To realize an asset means to
A.
close its account in the ledger
B.
give it out as a collateral
C.
turn it to cash
D.
open its account in the ledger
E.
mortage it
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WAEC 1998
1652
When a fixed asset is fully depreciated, its net book value is
A.
equal to its original cost
B.
twice its original cost
C.
equal to its current market value
D.
the difference between its cost and market value
E.
equal to zero
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WAEC 1998
1653
Goods worth N800 was stolen. The double entries are, debit,
A.
purchases account, credut trading account
B.
trading account, credit purchases account
C.
profit and loss account, credit purchases account
D.
profit and loss account, credit purchases account
E.
capital account, credit purchasses account
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WAEC 1998
1654
Payment for shares in excess of amount demanded gives rise to
A.
dividend warrant
B.
revenue reserve
C.
capital reserve
D.
call-in-advance
E.
call-in-arrears
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WAEC 1998
1655
Provision for discount on debtor on debtors is to be
A.
debited to profit and loss account
B.
creit to profit and loss discount
C.
debit to debtors account
D.
debited to provision for bad debts account
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