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1.1 When expense and asset accounts are increased, the (1) A. expense account is debited and the asset account is credited. B expense account is debited and the asset account is debited. C expense account is credited and the asset account is debited. D expense account is debited and the asset account is credited. 1.2 Which one of the following is not an example of a source document? (1) A. Original credit sales invoice B Original credit purchases invoice C Duplicate receipt D Bank statement 1.3 An unfavorable bank balance is an example of a/an (1) A. expense B current asset C non-current liability D current liability 1.4 The account of a debtor who is experiencing financial difficulty is written off. This is an example of the application of the (1) A matching principle B principle of consistency C prudence principle D principle of materiality 1.5 Which one of the following errors will be revealed by a trial balance? (1) A. A balance from the general ledger was not entered in the trial balance. B. A balance of a debtors account in the Debtors Ledger was incorrectly calculated. C. A purchase of stationery was debited to the equipment account in error. D. Rent received from a tenant was posted to the credit side of interest income account in the ledger. 1.6 The following information was extracted from the records of Boyle Stores for May 2020: May Units of Cost price inventory per unit 01 Inventory on hand 4 000 R20 14 Purchases 20 000 R22 21 Purchases 16 000 R24 31 Sales for May 2020 22 000 The value of inventory on 31 May 2020, using the First-In-First-Out (FIFO) method is_ (3) A R432 000 B R388 000 C R428 000 D R360 000Questions 1.7, 1.8 and 1.9 are based on the following information: The Debtors List given below was extracted from the books of Sippy Stores on 31 March 2020, before some errors were discovered: Debtor Debit (R) G. Fritz $ 600 R. Roman 5 300 H. Hammond 1 400 11 300 The following errors must now be taken into account to correct the debtors list: 1. A credit sale of goods for R640 to H. Hammond was erroneously posted to his account as R460. 2. A credit invoice issued to G. Fritz for goods sold was erroneously recorded in his account as sales returns, R600. 3. Interest charged at 12% p.a. on R. Roman's account that was overdue for three months was not posted to his account