JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES THIRD EXAM QUESTIONS
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JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES EXAM QUESTIONS
JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES
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1. A written document issued by a drawer to the bank to pay an amount of money is called …………… (a) Teller (b) Cheque (c) Cash (d) voucher
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2.  In which bank account does the owner use cheque to withdraw (a) cash (b) current (c) bank (d) savings
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3. An advantage of office machine is that they are (a) cheap to maintain (b) electrically operated (c) manually operated (d) time saving
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4. The processes through which new products are brought to the notice of the public is      known as …………… (a) Commerce (b) transport (c) insurance (d) advertising
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5. The act of making financial plan or income and expenditure is called (a) tax (b) salary (c) Budget   (d) finance
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6.    In communication, the response or reply to a message from the sender to the receiver is    (a) Letter (b) telephone (c) feedback (d) communication
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7. A trial balance is ……(a) list of all debit and credit payment (b) list of cash receipt and payment (c) list of income and expenditure (d) list of all balances extracted from the ledger
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8. Petty cash book is also known as …… (a) Cash book (b) imprest account (c) book keeping        (d) single column cash book
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9. The officer in-charge of imprest account is known (a) petty cashier (b) imprest officer (c) accountant (d) head of department
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10. Paying back to the petty cashier, the amount already spent will lead to (a) decrease in balance (b) increase in balance (c) restoration in imprest (d) ordinary system of accounting
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11.If goods are sent by sales van to a buyer, the document issued for the buyer to check the goods is termed the ……… (a) way bill (b) catalogue (c) quotation (d) receipt
12. The small amount paid periodically by a policy holder to an insurance company for risk cover is termed the (a) proposal (b) agreement (c) application (d) premium
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13. For proper recording of minor expenses on daily basis a business must keep (a) a ledger (b) a journal (c) a petty cash book (d) a cash book
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14. Bursar’s office and principal’s office in a secondary school are typical examples of ……. Office (a) open   (b) general (c) large (d) closed
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18. …… is a book of original entry (a) balance sheet (b) trading account (c) journal (d) bank account
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19. P.A.Y.E means ………. (a) Pay as you earn (b) pay after you earn (c) pay as you expend (d) pay according to your earning
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20. Typewriters use carbon papers to produce more copies, while duplicating machines use to produce more copies (a) films (b) papers (c) stencils (d) notes
JSS 3 BUSINESS STUDIES EXAM QUESTIONS
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21. A banker’s bank in Nigeria is the ………. (a) First bank (b) National bank (c) Central bank (d) Nigeria bank
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22. A document which is used to send messages from one person to another in the same firm, from one department to another or from one department to another or from one head office to the branches or from a principal to his agents is known as (a) a manuscript (b) a memorandum (c) menu (d) document
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23. Book keeping could be defined as (a) keeping of book in the store (b) keeping of book in the library (c) systematic recording of business transaction in manner that financial position will be known at any given time (d) recording of business in manner that the financial position will not be known easily
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24. A machine used to destroy all mails, document that are no longer needed in an office is the ……….. (a) Destroyer (b) shredder (c) cabinet (d) perforator
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25. An instrument used for holding copies or pages of document together is ………….. (a) Pin (b) cello tape (c) stapler (d) perforator
26. The parties to a cheque are ………… (a) the drawer only (b) the drawer, drawee and payee  (c) the payee and drawee only (d) the drawee only
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27. A small and instrument for driving staples into paper is known as ……….. (a) Perforator (b) stapler (c) driver (d) stamp pad
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28. The document that shows how the monthly earnings of a worker is calculated and arrives at is a (a) calculator (b) pay slip (c) cheque (d) salary
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29. In book keeping, all transactions involving cash and bank at the bank is called (a) double (b) real (c) contra (d) triple
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30. W hen a cheque is crossed with two parallel lines, it means that (a) it cannot be cross the read (b) it cannot be cashed over the counter (c) no money in the account (d) it can be paid over the counter 31. Journal is a book of ……… (a) Last entry (b) middle entry (c) duplicate entry (d) first or original entry
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32. ……… is the principal book of account (a) invoice (b) credit note (c) debit note (d) ledger
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33. Assets could be referred to as ……….. (a) properties owned by the business (b) properties loaned by  the business (c) properties borrowed by the business (d) properties sold by the business
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34. ———— can be referred to the situation in which a person says only what is true (a) honesty (b) truthfulness (c) facts (d) forthrightness
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35. One of the following is NOT an aid to trade (a) Banking (b) Insurance (c) Advertising (d) Stock
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36. The place where goods are stored until they are needed is known as ———— (a) Space bar (b) room (c) bank-house (d) warehouse
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37. One of the following is a factor of production (a) land (b) agriculture (c) industry (d) rent
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38. Coal mining is an example of ………  (a) Constructive industry (b) extractive industry (c) direct service (d) tertiary production
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39. The business financed, formed and controlled by one person is termed ……. (a) Corporation (b) partnership (c) sole proprietorship (d) cooperative society
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40. The factor that coordinates or makes use of the other factors of production is the …… (a) Land (b) capital (c) labour (d) entrepreneur
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41. Staff matters in any organization are treated by …….. (a) Personnel department (b) production department (c) sales department (d) finance department
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42. The role of insurance in commerce is essentially to ……… (a) Prevent damage (b)minimize business risk (c) prevent wasteful ventures (d) none of the above
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43. Which of the following is not an extractive occupation (a) Dentistry (b) farming (c) fishing (d) Mining?
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44. ………. Is the reward of land (a) Entrepreneur (b) Money (c) Capital (d) Rent?
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46. The written agreement between partners is (a) partners document (b) partners salary (c) partnership deed (d) partnership business
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47. Land is to rent as capital is to ……… (a) Rent age (b) interest (c) wages (d) states in Nigeria
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48. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a sole trader? Â Â Â Â (a) He provides capital alone (b) He makes decisions on his own (c) He shares his profits with his partner (d) He takes all the profit or loss
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50. Coal mining is an example of ………….. (a) Constructive industry (b) extractive industry (c) direct service (d) tertiary production
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51. Which of the following functions is not performed by a retailer (a) Giving credit facility (b) breaking bulk (c) storing various articles for sales (d) buying in small quantities
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52. Who of the following renders direct services (a) teacher (b) miner (c) oil driller (d) cook
53. Who is a sole trader (a) a person who trades in soles (b) a person who sells leather soles (c) a person who runs business on his own (d) a group of person who works together
54. Which of the following is NOT a type of partners (a) working partner (b) active partners (c) sleeping or dormant partner (d) nominal partner
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55. What is commerce (a) producing raw materials (b) selling raw materials (c) buying and selling of goods and services (d) giving of arms to the poor
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56. Which of the following is not a type of production (a) primary production (b) secondary production (c) tertiary production (d) modern production
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57. Workers engaged in mining, quarrying and farming are called (a) primary producers (b) tertiary producers (c) secondary producers (d) commercial producers
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59. Which of the following is an example of direct service (a) mining (b) petroleum refining (c) medical service (d) farming
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60. The type of business own and financed by two or more people is known (a) partners (b) partnership (c) sole proprietorship (d) two man business
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SECTION B
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1. (a) Identify 5 types of office equipment and state their uses     (b) List 5 Insurance policies that can be taken by a business man      (a) Define fair play and state five of its attribute
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2 (a) state five functions of the following (i) commercial bank (ii) central bank     (b) State three function of the following (i) retailer (ii) wholesaler     (c) list the factors of production and state their reward 3 Enter the following transactions in the double column cashbook of Orisunbare for July 2000                                                                                           Naira July 1    Started business with capital                             1,000         1    Capital at bank                                                   2,000
2   Sold goods for cash                                               500
7    Received cheque from Dejo                                  600
10 Paid salaries by cheque                                          500
13 Sold goods and received cheque                           400
18 Paid okafor by cash                                              200        20 Paid rent by cheque                                               200
25 Withdraw cash from bank                                     100
27 Paid cash into bank                                               500
29 Bought goods into bank                                        200
30 Received cheque from salisu                               500
31 cash sales                                                              300
JSS 1 BUSINESS STUDIES
1. ———— can be referred to the situation in which a person says only what is true (a) honesty (b) truthfulness (c) facts (d) forthrightness
2. One of the following is NOT an aid to trade (a) Banking (b) Insurance (c) Advertising (d) Stock
3. The place where goods are stored until they are needed is known as ———— (a) Space bar (b) room (c) bank-house (d) warehouse
4. One of the following is a factor of production (a) land (b) agriculture (c) industry (d) rent
5. Coal mining is an example of ………  (a) Constructive industry (b) extractive industry (c) direct service (d) tertiary production
6. The business financed, formed and controlled by one person is termed ……
. (a) Corporation (b) partnership (c) sole proprietorship (d) cooperative society
7 The factor that coordinates or makes use of the other factors of production is the …… (a) Land (b) capital (c) labour (d) entrepreneur
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8. Staff matters in any organization are treated by …….. (a) Personnel department (b) production department (c) sales department (d) finance department
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9. The role of insurance in commerce is essentially to ……… (a) Prevent damage (b)minimize business risk (c) prevent wasteful ventures (d) none of the above
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10. Which of the following is not an extractive occupation (a) Dentistry (b) farming (c) fishing (d) Mining?
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11. ………. Is the reward of land (a) Entrepreneur (b) Money (c) Capital (d) Rent?
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12. The written agreement between partners is (a) partners document (b) partners salary (c) partnership deed (d) partnership business
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13. Land is to rent as capital is to ……… (a) Rent age (b) interest (c) wages (d) states in Nigeria
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14. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a sole trader? Â Â Â Â (a) He provides capital alone (b) He makes decisions on his own (c) He shares his profits with his partner (d) He takes all the profit or loss
15. Coal mining is an example of ………….. (a) Constructive industry (b) extractive industry (c) direct service (d) tertiary production
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16. Which of the following functions is not performed by a retailer (a) Giving credit facility (b) breaking bulk (c) storing various articles for sales (d) buying in small quantities
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17. Who of the following renders direct services (a) teacher (b) miner (c) oil driller (d) cook
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18. Who is a sole trader (a) a person who trades in soles (b) a person who sells leather soles (c) a person who runs business on his own (d) a group of person who works together
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19. Which of the following is NOT a type of partners (a) working partner (b) active partners (c) sleeping or dormant partner (d) nominal partner
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20. What is commerce (a) producing raw materials (b) selling raw materials (c) buying and selling of goods and services (d) giving of arms to the poor
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21. Which of the following is not a type of production (a) primary production (b) secondary production (c) tertiary production (d) modern production
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22. Workers engaged in mining, quarrying and farming are called (a) primary producers (b) tertiary producers (c) secondary producers (d) commercial producers
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23. Which of the following is an example of direct service (a) mining (b) petroleum refining (c) medical service (d) farming
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24. The type of business own and financed by two or more people is known (a) partners (b) partnership (c) sole proprietorship (d) two man business
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25.  ………… is the recording of business transaction in a systematic manner to provide information for use by interested parties (a) accounting (b) book keeping (c) key boarding (d) library
SECTION B
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1. (a) define Production    (b) State the four factors of Production and their rewards     (c) List the types of production and explain them
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2. (a)  List four types of partners      (b) list two sources of capital for sole proprietorship form of business       (c) Give  three examples of extractive production
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3. (a) Explain the following (i) producer (ii) wholesaler (iii) retailer (iv) consumer     (b) State three rewards of being truthful    (c) Explain partnership deed
                       JSS 2 BUSINESS STUDIES
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1. The type of the village market is (a) supermarket (b) shops (c) mini-mart (d) open air market
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2. Incoming mails should be ………… (a) Opened, dated, stamped and sorted (b) opened, read and put away (c) opened, read and return to sender (d) opened, signed and put away
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3. A store having so many departments or sections under the same roof is known as (a) Departmental store (b) Kingsway (c) super store (d) chain store
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4. What is a buyer given for purchasing goods from seller (a) An order (b) an invoice (c) a receipt (d) A letter of enquiry
5. What is the document sent from the buyer to the seller showing the quantity, quality and description, price of goods he wishes to buy is called (a) A letter of enquiry (b) An order (c) An invoice (d) Quotation
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6. A document which is used to send messages from one person to another in the same firm, from one department to another or from one department to another or from one head office to the branches or from a principal to his agents is known as (a) a manuscript (b) a memorandum (c) menu (d) document
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7. Book keeping could be defined as (a) keeping of book in the store (b) keeping of book in the library (c) systematic recording of business transaction in manner that financial position will be known at any given time (d) recording of business in manner that the financial position will not be known easily
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8. Which of the following is not a type of buying (a) by description /grade (b) by sample (c) by auction (d) by selection
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9. In book keeping, all transactions involving cash and bank at the bank is called (a) double (b) real (c) contra (d) triple
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10. …………. Can be defined as the means through which the goods produced get to the final consumer (a) production (b) distribution (c) communication (d) Advertising
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11. The primary medium of exchange in business is (a) cash (b) money (c) trade by barter (d) bank tellers
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12.  ………. Is the path through which goods move from the producer to the consumers (a) channel (b) advertisement (c) transportation (d) communication
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13. ………..  are traders who usually move from one place to the other or from one street to the other to make their goods available to people (a) sellers (b) traders (c) hawkers (d) retailers
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14. The following are types of bank account except (a) savings deposit account (b) current accounts (c) fixed deposit (d) cash account
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15. …………… is an instruction in writing made upon a bank to pay a certain sum of money to a named person (a) teller (b) cash (c) cheque (d) bank document
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16.The following are the reasons for dishonouring of cheque except (a) sufficient funds (b)Â Â irregular signature (c) a stale cheque (d) insufficient funds
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17. The type of account that we use cheque to with draw from is ………… (a) fixed deposit (b) cash account (c) current account (d) savings account
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18.Choose the type of cheque that must first be paid into a current account and could not be exchanged for cash across the counter (a) bear (b) order (c) unsigned (d) crossed
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19. The two forms of cheque are the …………. Cheques (a) dishonoured and honoured (b) crossed and opened (c) order and bearer (d) payee and not negotiable
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20. An insurance policy that covers accident on sea is known as ………… insurance (a) burglary (b) fire (c) marine (d) ship
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21…………… can be defined as the protection made against loss or damage to property or life which may arise from death, accident, theft, fire, etc (a) production (b) Insurance (c) fire insurance (d) security
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22. The following agents are involved in distribution except (a) Producers (b) wholesaler (c) retailer (d) hawker
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23.The following  the documents facilitates easy transaction when buying and selling except (a) letter of equiry (b) price list (c) catalogue (d) internet
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24. ……… are activities that facilitates trade (a) aids to trade (b) advertising (c) insurance (d) warehousing
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25. ……….  Buys goods in small quantities from the wholesaler and sells in smaller quantities to the consumer (a) hawker (b) producer (c) retailer (d) wholesaler
SECTION B
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1 (a)List 5 Insurance policies that can be taken by a business man (b) state five functions of the following Commercial bank  (c) State three function of the following (i) retailer (ii) wholesaler
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2 (a) list three documents used in buying and selling        (b) List the types of accounts that we have      (c) List the type of buying that we have
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3. (a) list the types of cheques and explain them
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(b) Enter the following transactions in the double column cashbook of Orisunbare for july 2000 Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Naira
July 1    Started business with capital                              1,000         1    Capital at bank                                                  2,000
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2   Sold goods for cash                                            500
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7    Received cheque from Dejo                               600        10 Paid salaries by cheque                                       500
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13 Sold goods and received cheque                        400        18 Paid okafor by cash                                           200
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20 Paid rent by cheque                                          200        25 Withdraw cash from bank                               100
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27 Paid cash into bank                                           500        29 Bought goods into bank                                    200
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30 Received cheque from salisu                           500        31 cash sales                                                          300