Double-entry system

Developing55%

Every transaction affects at least two accounts with equal debits and credits.

Mastery in this scope55%

2 diagnostics · last practised 9 days ago

Category
Foundation
Depth
introductory
Syllabus unit
Compulsory Part — Double entry
Importance
100%

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  • Records both sides of a transaction inside the same account instead of in two different accounts.

    Active · 9 days ago

Diagnostic evidence

What you were actually asked, what you answered, and how it was scored.

  • A business owner invests HK$10,000 cash into the business. Which accounts are affected, and which account is debited and which is credited?

    55%

    Your answer: Partial answer — got the general idea but missed part of the reasoning.

    Partly right. Some of the core reasoning is still missing.

    Completed 9 days ago · confidence 60%

  • A business owner invests HK$10,000 cash into the business. Which accounts are affected, and which account is debited and which is credited?

    37%

    Your answer: Partial answer — got the general idea but missed part of the reasoning.

    Partly right. Some of the core reasoning is still missing.

    Completed 15 days ago · confidence 60%

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Mastery history

  1. DevelopingDeveloping

    Diagnostic scored 55%.

    9 days ago

  2. UnverifiedDeveloping

    Diagnostic scored 37%.

    15 days ago