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English_for_Finance_and_Banking

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I.       Choose the correct answer:

  1. Accounting can be divided into such phases:

a)     capture and recording of financial information;

b)     processing and communication information;

c)     capture, communication and processing of the financial information.

 

  1. The left hand-side of the double entry system is called:

a)     the debit side;

b)     the credit side.

The right hand-side of the double entry system is called:

a)     the debit side;

b)     the credit side.

 

  1. The principle of double-entry bookkeeping was made:

a)      in France;

b)      in England;

c)      in Northern Italy;

d)     in South Italy;

 

4.      Balance sheet is drawn :

a)     annually;

b)     half-yearly;

c)     quarterly;

d)    monthly;

e)     all are right.

 

II. Match what statements are true and what are false. Results write to the table:

 

1.The accounting system is determined to a significant extent by the level and direction of the economic system’s development.

2.Accounting is used to describe the transactions entered into by only one kind of organization.

3.Accounting can show the managers or owners of a business whether or not the business is operating at a profit.

4.Accounting equation states that a firm’s assets must equal its liability plus its owners’ equity.

5.Accounting is divided into two phases: capturing and processing of financial information.

6.The balance sheet shows a lot of useful financial information, but it does not show everything.

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