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Sub. code 1021

NEB — GRADE X

Set 6

Model Question

Accounting Question Paper Set 6 (Model Question)

The candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks.

समय (Time) : 3 Hoursपूर्णाङ्क (Full Marks) : 75

Pass Marks : 32

सबै प्रश्नको उत्तर दिनुहोस् । (Attempt All Questions)

This model question question paper is for Class 10 Accounting, Set 6 (subject code 1021), carrying full marks of 75 with a pass mark of 32, to be completed within 3 Hours. Answers with step-by-step solutions are available for every question below.

Group A

Very Short Answer Questions

11 Marks[11X1=11]
1.
[1]

Write any two objectives of office layout.

2.
[1]

When was Nepal Bank established? Write in B.S.

3.
[1]

Write the full form of VAT.

4.
[1]

In which part of the balance sheet is outstanding house rent recorded?

5.
[1]

Write any two names of government offices that use central level accounting.

6.
[1]

What is revenue accounting system?

7.
[1]

Write any two examples of office stores.

8.
[1]

Show the retention journal voucher at the time of retention cash deposited into bank.

9.
[1]

'Consolidated fund is the main account of government.' Give any one reason.

10.
[1]

Which is the apex auditing body in Nepal?

11.
[1]

Which package is known as a spreadsheet package?

Group 'B'

Short Answer Questions.

40 Marks[8x5=40]
12.
[5]

Write any five points to be considered while preparing a memo or tippani.

13.
[5]

Write any five importance of financial accounting in business organization.

14.
[5]

The following information is available from P and P Company as on Chaitra.

15.
[5]

Rectify the following errors located after preparation of trial balance.

(i) Salary paid of Rs. 20,000/- was wrongly debited to house rent account.

(ii) Sales book over recorded by Rs. 8,000/-.

(iii) Furniture purchased of Rs. 30,000/- was wrongly debited to purchase account.

(iv) Purchased goods of Rs. 3,000/- from Shyam on credit was wrongly recorded in sales book.

Or
15.
[5]

What is alphabetical filing? Mention any four advantages and disadvantages of it.

16.
[5]

Write any five similarities between business and government accounting.

17.
[5]

The details of expenses of District Health Office, Dhanusha are provided.

B.H. No.

Name of Budget Sub-heads

Annual appropriation (Rs.)

Expenditure up to Magh (Rs.)

Expenditure of Falgun (Rs.)

21111

Salary

400,000/-

120,000/-

30,000/-

22311

Office material expenses

100,000/-

30,000/-

10,000/-

31123

Furniture and fixtures

50,000/-

10,000/-

5,000/-

22211

Fuel expenses

40,000/-

7,000/-

3,000/-

22612

Travelling expenses

60,000/-

20,000/-

10,000/-

Additional information: Uncleared furniture and fixtures advance of Rs. 1,000/-.

Required: Statement of expenditure.

Or
17.
[5]

Write any five functions of Ministry of the Finance.

18.
[5]

Write any five provisions for the operation of consolidated funds.

19.
[5]

What is internal control? Write any four objectives of it.

Group C

Give long answers to the following questions.

24 Marks[3x8=24]
20.
[8]

What is a Central Bank? Explain any five functions of it.

21.
[8]

The following is the trial balance of XYZ Company as on Ashad 2081

Trial Balance of XYZ Company

As on Ashad

Particulars

Debit Rs.

Particulars

Credit Rs.

Opening stock

25,000/-

Loan

50,000/-

Purchase

75,000/-

Capital

1,00,000/-

Carriage inward

10,000/-

Commission received

5,000/-

Investment

50,000/-

Sales

1,30,000/-

Bank

67,000/-

Furniture

25,000/-

Salary

18,000/-

Carriage outward

15,000/-

Total

2,85,000/-

Total

2,85,000/-

Additional information:

(i) Closing stock of Rs. 20,000/-.

(ii) Outstanding salary of Rs. 2,000/-.

Required:

(a) Trading account

(b) Profit and loss account

(c) Balance sheet

22.
[8]

The following transactions are given from Education Development and Coordination Unit, Dailekh. The office has submitted a payment order to DTCO for paying the following expenditure.

(a) On 2081/04/01, Issued payment order of Rs. 10,000/- for the payment of house rent.

(b) On 2081/04/06, Issued payment order of Rs. 20,000/- as advance to Section Officer, Haribol for purchasing furniture.

(c) On 2081/04/20, Issued payment order for employee remuneration for the month of Shrawan of Rs. 1,10,000/- after deducting Provident Fund of Rs. 20,000/- and Income Tax Rs. 1,000/-.

(d) On 2081/04/24, the furniture advance of Section Officer Haribol Rs. 20,000/- was cleared after submitted furniture with bill.

(e) On 2081/04/30, the deducted amount of Provident Fund and Income Tax was deposited into the related office.

Required: Journal Vouchers

Or
22.
[8]

The following transactions are taken from District Post Office, Kapilvastu. The office has submitted a payment order to DTCO and DTCO paid the expenditure at the end of the same month.

2081/05/01 (Bhadra 1): Issued payment order of Rs. 50,000/- for purchase of computer.

2081/05/08 (Bhadra 8): Advance paid for furniture purchase to Section Officer, Raju Lama of Rs. 80,000/-.

2081/05/20 (Bhadra 20): Section Officer, Raju Lama's furniture advance of Rs. 80,000/- has been cleared as he submitted the furniture purchase bill of Rs. 95,000/-.

2081/05/22 (Bhadra 22): Salary payment order for the month of Bhadra was issued after deducting Provident Fund Rs. 80,000/- and Income Tax Rs. 10,000/- out of total salary of Rs. 4,40,000/-.

2081/05/28 (Bhadra 28): Received payment release through DTCO for the different expenditure made for the month of Bhadra.

Require: Bank Cash Book-AGF No. 209

Accounting — Model Question Set 6NEB Exam

Paper Overview & Analysis

Set 6

Year

Model Question

Type

75

Full Marks

32

Pass Marks

3 Hours

Duration

22

Question Items

Question Type Breakdown

Very Short Answer11
Short Answer8
Long Answer3

Group Breakdown

Group A11 questions · 11 marks
Group 'B'8 questions · 40 marks
Group C3 questions · 24 marks