Bookkeeping
7 Grade 8 Pre-Technical Studies questions on Bookkeeping, with worked marking schemes. 7 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
5 marksA trader records the following for a day: sales Ksh 6,000, purchases Ksh 2,500, wages Ksh 800, and rent Ksh 700. Prepare a simple statement showing total income, total expenditure, and the profit made.
(5 marks)
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4 marksNjeri runs a fruit stall. In one week she received Ksh 8,500 from sales and spent Ksh 3,200 buying fruits and Ksh 1,300 on transport.
(a) Calculate her total expenditure.
(b) Calculate her profit or loss for the week.
(4 marks)
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1 markA small shopkeeper records every amount of money received from sales and every amount paid out for goods so as to know the business position. What name is given to this activity of orderly recording of business transactions?
A. Marketing
B. Bookkeeping
C. Advertising
D. Budgeting
(1 mark)
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3 marksState three reasons why a small business should keep proper bookkeeping records.
(3 marks)
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Any three (1 mark each): to know whether the business is making a profit or loss; to track income and expenditure; to help in planning/budgeting; to know what is owed/owing; to avoid theft and fraud; for reference/decision making; for tax purposes. (max 3)
Question 5
4 marksExplain two ways in which keeping accurate records helps a young entrepreneur to grow their business.
(4 marks)
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Any two, explained (2 marks each): shows profit/loss so the owner can make good decisions; helps in planning and budgeting for future purchases; helps track debtors/creditors so money is not lost; builds trust when seeking a loan; helps control expenses to increase profit.
Question 6
1 markA small shopkeeper records every sale and purchase so she knows how her business is doing. In bookkeeping, an amount the business owes to a supplier is best described as a:
A. Profit
B. Asset
C. Capital
D. Liability
(1 mark)
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4 marksDistinguish between income and expenditure as used in bookkeeping, giving one example of each.
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