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NECO SSCE Accounting practice questions

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The NECO SSCE (June/July) is the National Examinations Council's final exam for Nigerian secondary school students. Like WAEC, each subject has an objective paper and a theory paper, and the syllabus covers the same topics.

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1. Bank reconciliation

The cash book shows a debit balance of ₦246,000. Cheques of ₦17,000 have not been presented, a lodgement of ₦39,000 has not been credited, and bank charges of ₦3,000 are not yet in the cash book. What balance does the bank statement show?

2. Depreciation

An asset costing ₦250,000 is depreciated at 10% per annum on the reducing-balance method. Calculate the depreciation for the second year.

3. Final accounts

Opening inventory ₦42,000, purchases ₦287,000, closing inventory ₦29,000 and sales ₦403,000. Calculate the gross profit.

4. Double entry

An increase in trade payables is recorded on which side of its ledger account?

5. Basic concepts

Goodwill is an example of

6. Adjustments

An expense owing at the end of the year (accrual) is shown as a

7. Errors

Which error does NOT stop the trial balance from agreeing?

8. Petty cash

The petty cash system in which the cashier is refunded what was spent is the

9. Ledgers

The sales ledger contains the accounts of

10. Manufacturing accounts

Prime cost in a manufacturing account is

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NECO SSCE Accounting topics

Questions in the MyGradePrep bank for each topic.

Topic Questions
Basic concepts 125
Depreciation 122
Final accounts 122
Ratios 122
Bank reconciliation 61
Partnership 61
Manufacturing accounts 61
Classification of accounts 21
Double entry 15

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