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1
A fund is:
A)a term used for money collected and spent by a governmental unit.
B)an account used to accumulate donations by non-profit groups.
C)a self-balancing set of accounts used to record data generated by an identifiable governmental unit.
D)not used when preparing government-wide financial statements.
E)not used when preparing fund-based financial statements.
2
Which of the following group of funds uses the current financial resources measurement focus for the fund-based financial statements?
A)Donated Funds
B)Proprietary Funds
C)Fiduciary Funds
D)Charitable Funds
E)Governmental Funds
3
Which of the following statements would show an account called Expenditures?
A)Fund-Based Balance Sheet
B)Fund-Based Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balance
C)Government-Wide Statement of Net Assets
D)Government-Wide Statement of Activities
E)Government-Wide Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance
4
Which of the following statements would show an account called Expenses?
A)Fund-Based Balance Sheet
B)Fund-Based Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balance
C)Government-Wide Statement of Net Assets
D)Government-Wide Statement of Activities
E)Government-Wide Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance
5
When preparing fund-based financial statements, what account should be debited when office equipment is ordered?
A)Expenditures
B)Vouchers Payable
C)Fund Balance
D)Encumbrances
E)Appropriations
6
Fines and penalties are classified as what kind of revenues?
A)Derived Revenues
B)Imposed Nonexchange Revenues
C)Voluntary Nonexchange Transactions
D)Government-Mandated Nonexchange Transactions
E)Earned Revenues
7
Sales taxes are classified as what kind of revenues?
A)Derived Revenues
B)Imposed Nonexchange Revenues
C)Voluntary Nonexchange Transactions
D)Government-Mandated Nonexchange Transactions
E)Earned Revenues
8
When preparing government-wide financial statements, what account is debited when funds are transferred from the Capital Projects Fund to the General Fund?
A)No entry is required, because transfers to the General Fund are not allowed.
B)Revenue
C)Fund Balance
D)No entry is required, because transfers between these funds are viewed as intra-activity not requiring recognition when preparing government-wide financial statements.
E)No entry is required, because the Capital Projects Fund is not included in government-wide financial statements.
9
Statements that show restrictions on the planned use of the resources, or measure the revenues and expenditures arising from certain activities are called:
A)Government-wide financial statements.
B)Fund-based financial statements.
C)Changes in fund balances.
D)Statement of activities.
E)Income statement.
10
Statements that have a longer-term focus and are used to report all revenues and all costs of providing services each year are called:
A)Government-wide financial statements.
B)Statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balances.
C)Fund-based financial statements.
D)Budget comparison schedule.
E)Income statement.
11
Any government operation that is financed by outside user charges is classified as:
A)Special revenue fund.
B)Capital projects funds.
C)Fiduciary funds.
D)Private-purpose trust funds.
E)Enterprise funds.
12
A fund that accounts for assets contributed to the government by an external donor with a stipulation to not spend principle and only use the income within the government is classified as:
A)Special revenue fund.
B)Internal service fund.
C)Agency funds.
D)Capital project funds.
E)Permanent fund.
13
Government-wide financial statements would not include activities from:
A)Internal service funds.
B)Proprietary funds.
C)Enterprise funds.
D)Fiduciary funds.
E)Special revenue funds.
14
In fund-based financial statements, the proceeds from bond issuance are credited to:
A)Derived revenues.
B)Government-mandated non-exchange transactions.
C)Other Financing Sources.
D)Bonds Payable.
E)Proceeds from bond issuance.
15
The accounting for special assessments:
A)Is the same for both government-wide and fund-based financial statements for all special assessments.
B)Requires debt and subsequent construction entries that are similar to a for-profit enterprise for fund-based financial statements.
C)Does not require the recording of the infrastructure or long-term debt for government-wide financial statements.
D)Requires the recognition of derived tax revenues in fund-based financial statements.
E)Requires no reportable impact in government-wide financial statements if the government facilitates a project but has no legal obligation for it.







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