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Department of Education
REGION III – CENTRAL LUZON
SAN ISIDRO HIGH SCHOOL
SAN ISIDRO, BACOLOR, PAMPANGA
NAME: _______________________________________
GRADE AND SECTION: _________________________ PARENTS SIGNATURE: ________________
DIRECTIONS: Read and analyze the following questions and shade the corresponding circle in your answer sheet.
ERASURES ARE WRONG.
1. What do you call a record of the bank’s client set up by the bank?
A. Bank Statement C. Payment Slip
B. Deposit Slip D. Withdrawal Slip
2. Which instrument is used for payment of goods and services as a substitute for cash?
A. check C. payment slip
B. deposit slip D. withdrawal slip
3. What kind of account carries the convenience of withdrawing by check?
A. checking account C. savings account.
B. recurring deposit D. time deposit
4. What happens when a check was failed to be claimed after six months?
A. It becomes an investment. C. It becomes a postdated check.
B. It becomes a receivable. D. It becomes a stale check.
5. It is a generally accepted medium of financial exchange, a legal tender used to pay debts.
A. check C. note
B. money D. voucher
6. Which account provides clients with passbook for money placed in the bank for safekeeping?
A. current account C. savings account
B. recurring deposit D. time deposit
7. PDIC is an institution that insures bank deposits. What does it stand for?
A. Philippine Dangerous Income Check
B. Philippine Depository Insurance Company
C. Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation
D. Philippine International Insurance Check
8. How many reciprocal accounts should be reconciled in a bank reconciliation?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4
9. Which bank document is used by clients to get money from the banks?
A. bank statement C. payment slip
B. deposit slip D. withdrawal slip
10. A cash or check deposit recorded by the company but not recorded by the bank that deposited after the cut-off.
A. Credit memo C. Deposit in transits
B. Debit memo D. NSF checks
11. Which document is used by clients to put money in the bank?
A. bank statement C. payment slip
B. deposit slip D. withdrawal slip
12. It is a statement prepared to reconcile the difference between cash book and bank balance.
A. Bank Statement C. Financial Statement
B. Bank Reconciliation Statement D. Income Statement
13. What kind of account has a fixed maturity date and higher interest rate?
A. checking account C. savings account
B. recurring deposit D. time deposit
14. Bank reconciliations statement prepared _________ to show that the cash balance per book and bank records has
no discrepancy.
A. annually C. monthly
B. daily D. quarterly
15. After all the adjustments made, what should be the result of the reciprocal accounts have?
A. different balance C. unpredicted balance
B. same balance D. zero balance
16. These are items added made by the bank but not yet recorded by the depositor.
A. Credit memo C. Deposit in transits
B. Debit memo D. NSF checks
46-47. If there is no tax on income up to ₱ 10,000; after that, a tax of 50% applies:
46. How much will be the tax on an income of ₱ 20,000?
A. ₱ 5,000 C. ₱ 3,000
B. ₱ 4,000 D. ₱ 2,000
47. What will be the average tax rate of the amount to be taxed?
A. 20% C. 30%
B. 25% D. 40%
48. Can the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) stop its operations to help the people?
A. Yes, to lighten the loads of individuals
B. Yes because it is not helpful to the country
C. No because money collected will be used for public service.
D. No because money people rely on BIR for work
49. What is the process by which the sovereign through its law-making body, raises income to defray the expenses of
the government?
A. Consortium
B. Donation
C. Valuation
D. Taxation
50. Which of the following statements is correct?
A. Tax avoidance is illegal and is punishable by law through monetary fines and/or imprisonment.
B. Monetary fines or penalties consist of a 20% or 50% surcharge and an interest twice the legal interest rate.
C. Filing with the wrong RD0 is penalized with a 50% surcharge.
D. Unauthorized printing of BIR receipts is punishable by monetary sanction and imprisonment.