Accountancy - Grade:10 - Mid Term Exam 2077
Mid Term Examination-2077
Subject: Accountancy Full Mark: 75
Class: X Time:
2hr 15mins Pass Mark: 30
Group
'A'
Answer the following questions in
one sentence. [1×5=5]
1)
Write the full
form of CIF Invoice.
2)
When was the
Nepal Central Bank "Nepal Rastra Bank" established?
3)
Write an
example of intangible asset.
4)
What is gross
profit?
5)
How is drawing
adjusted in Balance Sheet?
Group ' B ' [5×5=25]
6)
Mention any
five considerations while drafting a tippani.
7)
What is vertical
filing? Mention its four advantages.
8)
What is
filing? Why is filing necessary in an office?
9)
Mention any
four causes if preparing invoice in foreign and describe any three types of
invoice in brief.
10)
Why is the new
accounting system necessary? Explain any three of its features.
Group
' C '
11)
Define Central
Bank. Describe its any six major functions. [10]
12)
Prepare a
Trial Balance of ABC as on 31/12/2070 from the following particulars. [5]
Capital 250,000 Overdraft 20,000
Purchase 400,000 Creditors 25,000
Sales 330,000 Machine 190,000
Drawing 25,000 Depreciation 10,000
13)
From the
following particulars prepare profit and loss account to find out net profit or
net loss. [5]
Gross profit 150,000 Salaries 20,000
Rent 20,000 Transfer
fee 1,000
Depreciation 7,000 Dividend
received 2,000
Advertisement 4,000 Interest 4,000
14)
Prepare
Balance Sheet of Isha & Co. as on the basis of following particulars as on
31.12.2074. [5]
Capital 175,000 Machine 125,000
Investment 80,000 Accured income 10,000
Overdraft 30,000 Customer 35,000
Net profit 40,000 Outstanding salary 5,000
15)
Prepare final account from the following informations. [4+3+3]
Particulars |
Dr |
Cr |
Capital |
|
100,000 |
Purchase |
40,000 |
|
Sales |
|
200,000 |
Wages |
5,000 |
|
Salary |
10,000 |
|
Machine |
70,000 |
|
Sales return |
4,000 |
|
Opening stock |
10,000 |
|
Discount received |
|
5,000 |
Loan |
|
40,000 |
Carriage out |
|
|
Cash |
206,000 |
|
Total |
345,000 |
345,000 |
|
|
|
Closing stock Rs.20,000
16)
Prepare
Goswara Voucher (AGF 10) on the basis of following transactions of District
Irrigation Office, Palpa. [2×5=10]
a.
On 2075.04.10
Received bank order Rs.400,000 as revolving fund.
b.
On 2075.04.15
Advance paid to Section Officer Mr. Ayush or cycle Rs.70,000.
c.
On 2074.04.16
Paid electricity charge Rs.4,000.
d.
On 2074.04.18
Established a petty cash fund of Rs.200.
e.
K&K
supplied furniture of Rs.10,000 and cleared advance by issuing of Rs.2,000 for
excess expenditure.
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Accountancy - Grade:9 - Mid Term Exam 2077
Mid Term Examination-2077
Subject: Accountancy Full Mark: 75
Class: IX Time:
2hr 15mins Pass Mark: 30
1. Very
short questions: [1×5=5]
a.
Write the full
form of P.A.
b.
Manpower who
has technical knowledge is called ____ manpower.
c.
The person who
invests capital in a business is called ______.
d.
Write the
meaning of limited liability.
e.
Joint stock
company established under Company Act ______.
2. Short questions: [5×5=25]
a.
Describe any five functions of Office
Assistant.
b.
"An office is planning,
implementing and controlling center of the organization." Justify.
c.
Explain any five importance of
communication.
d.
Differentiate between government letter
and business letter.
e.
Explain different types of business.
3. Long question: [2+4+4]
a. What
is partnership firm? Explain its advantages and disadvantages.
4. Numerical:
a. Journalize
following transactions of ABC Co. [1×10=10]
2076.05.02 Started business with Rs.200, 000.
2076.05.03 Purchased goods from Raj Co. Rs.80,000
2076.05.04 Sold goods to Suntali Rs.20,000
2076.05.04 Rent paid to landlord Rs.5000
2076.05.05 Cash deposited into bank Rs.50,000
2076.05.09 Salary paid to staff by cheque Rs.8,000
2076.05.12 Cash received from Suntali Rs.19,500 in full settlement.
2076.05.14 Sold goods for Rs.10,000 and received cash only Rs.9,600
in full settlement.
2076.05.15 Cash paid to Raj and Co. Rs.20,000.
2076.05.18 Cash withdrawn from bank Rs.8,000 for
personal use.
b.
The following are the sales transactions: [5]
Baisakh
5 Sold goods to R & Co,
Illam.
3
registers @ 200 each.
10
pens @ 50 each.
(10%
discount trade)
Baisakh
15 Sold goods to J and K,
Bhaktapur.
50
register @ 190 each.
70
pens @ 45 each.
Required:
Sales Book
c. Following transactions are given: [10]
Bhadra
1 Cash and Bank balance Rs.100,000 and
Rs.70,000 repectively.
Bhadra
5 Purchased goods for Rs.30,000 and
paid Rs.10,000 in cash and balance by
cheque.
Baisakh
8 Received from Kedar Rs.9800 in full
settlement of Rs.10,000.
Baisakh
14 Cash of Rs.20,000 deposited into bank.
Baisakh
18 Paid Rs.10,000 for salary through cheque.
Baisakh 18 Paid Rs.10,000 for salary
through cheque.
Baisakh 28 Withdrew cash Rs.4,000 from
bank or official use.
Required: Triple Column Cash Book.
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C. English - Grade 10 - Mid Terminal Exam 2077
Mid
Terminal Examination-2077
Subject: C. EnglishFull Mark: 75
Class: X Time: 2:15hrs.Pass Mark: 30
Attempt
all the questions
1. Read
the following poem and do the activities that follow:
The Chimney Sweeper
When my mother died I was very young,
And my father sold me while yet my
tongue
Could scarcely cry 'weep! 'weep! 'weep!
'weep!
So your chimneys I sweep, and in soot I
sleep.
There's little Tom
Dacre, who cried when his head,
That curled like a
lamb's back, was shaved: so I said,
"Hush, Tom!
never mind it, for when your head's bare,
You know that the
soot cannot spoil your white hair."
And so he was quiet; and that very
night,
As Tom was a-sleeping, he had such a
sight, -
That thousands of sweepers, Dick, Joe,
Ned, and Jack,
Were all of them locked up in coffins of
black.
And by came an
angel who had a bright key,
And he opened the
coffins and set them all free;
Then down a green
plain leaping, laughing, they run,
And wash in a
river, and shine in the sun.
Then naked and white, all their bags
left behind,
They rise upon clouds and sport in the
wind;
And the angel told Tom, if he'd be a
good boy,
He'd have God for his father, and never
want joy.
And so Tom awoke;
and we rose in the dark,
And got with our
bags and our brushes to work.
Though the morning
was cold, Tom was happy and warm;
So if all do their
duty they need not fear harm
A. Write
'T' for true and 'F' for false in the following sentences: 1*5=5
i.
The speaker of the poem is an old man.
ii.
The poet cried when his hair was shaved.
iii.
The poem has been adopted
from the English Romantic poets.
iv.
Tom Dacre's head was injured in the accident.
v.
The theme of the poem is ' who do their duty well, they need not
fear any harm'.
2 Read
the text given below and do the tasks that follow:
Movie Review:
“2012” is a Perfect Disaster
Director: Roland
Emmerich
Producers:
HaraldKloser, Mark Gordon and Larry J. Franco
Script writers:
HaraldKlose and Roland Emmerich
Starring: John
Cusack, Amanda Peet, ChiwetelEjiofor, Woody Harrelson
Release:
November13, 2009
Language: English
Budget: $200
million
If a film critic
awards four stars to a movie directed by Roland Emmerich, will the world come
to an end? That’s a question the ancient Mayans never asked, but it’s the one
facing me after the enormously satisfying, amazingly accomplished,
reprehensible yet irresistible “2012”, the greatest achievement in Emmerich’s
long, profitable career as a destroyer of the world.
Starting with the
long-held misapprehension that the Mayan calendar picks “2012” as the date of
humanity’s doom, Emmerich fleshes out that bit of pseudo history with some
pseudo science. “2012” takes the disaster movie once content simply to threaten
the Earth with a comet, or blow up the White House to its natural conclusion,
the literal end of the world. Other movies have explosions; “2012” has an atom
bomb size detonation that wipes Yellowstone off the map. Other movies have
earthquakes; “2012” sends California sinking, in flames into the sea. Other
movies kill thousands; “2012” kills zillions without breaking a sweat.
So what makes
“2012” a four-star movie? It gets everything right. The actors are right: John
Cusack as a protagonist, Amanda Peet as his wife, ChiwetelEjiofor as a
scientist. The story telling is right. You will never be bored. And the
dialogue is right: a rich blend of wise crack and cheese, with a few moist-eyed
goodbyes sprinkled here and there for good measure. Most important, the special
effects are so right. In fact, they are incredible. Emmerich is an expert of a
panoramic disaster. Power lines snapping in an earthquake, sparks flashing like
distant fireworks; Honolulu on fire; mournful giraffes in slings, air lifted by
helicopters through the snowy Himalayas.
Is “2012” art?
Absolutely not! It reminds us that cinema exists not only to mark art but also
to expertly create sensation like no other medium. It is certainly the best
movie of its kind ever made. This is the way the world ends: with a bang.
A.
Read the movie review and write 'T' for true and 'F' for false in the
following statements: 1*5=5
i.
'2012' is a film about the disaster that kills zillions.
ii.
Roland Emmerich is not only director but also script writer in it.
iii.
ChiwetelEjiofor played a role of a doctor.
iv.
MarkeGodasaini is one of the producers of "2012".
v.
"2012" is an art completely.
B. Answer
the following questions: 1*5=5
i.
Who were the characters in this film?
ii.
What do the words 'Mayans and 'Zillions' mean?
iii.
What misconception is capturedin the beginning of the movie ?
iv.
What makes "2012" the perfect movie ?
v.
What was the response of the audience for this movie ?
3. Read
the given newspaper article and do the tasks that follow:
The Himalayan Times
Bogati wins marathon for Nepal after 24
years
THREE GOLDS, ONE SILVER, THREE BRONZE
MEDALS REVIVE ATHLETICS
MAHESH ACHARYA
Kathmandu, December 7
Nepali athlete
Kiran Singh Bogati won marathon gold medal in the 13th South Asian Games here
at Dasharath Stadium today.
Bogati finished the
42.195km race in two hours, 21 minutes and 17 seconds to claim marathon’s first
gold in 24 years. No Nepali athlete had won the marathon gold since TikaBogati
in the 1995 Madras SAF Games.
Kiran Singh Bogati
celebrates after winning the men’s marathon during the 13th South Asian Games
at Dasharath Stadium in Kathmandu, on Saturday.
Kiran’s gold is the
fifth in marathon for Nepal. BaikunthaManandhar completed the hat-trick after
he won gold medals in the first three editions of the SAF Games, while
TikaBogati bagged one in 1995. RajendraBhandari had won the event in 2010 Dhaka
SA Games but that was later changed to Road Race because of the organisers’ mistake
in measuring the distance. Manandhar holds the SAG record of 2:15.03 set in the
third SAF Games in Kolkata in 1987.
Bogati’s gold is
Nepal’s third in the ongoing SA Games and seventh overall. SantoshiShrestha won
the 10,000m race becoming the first Nepali woman athlete to win gold medal,
while Gopi Chandra Parki bagged 5,000m gold.
Thirty-five-year-old
Bogati outpaced Indian athlete Jaspal Singh, who claimed silver in 2:22.07,
while Nepal’s HomlalShrestha came third in 2:24.31.
Bogati said the
gold medal was the result of three years of hard work. “I put in a lot of
training and was able to win the race. I owe this gold medal to my colleague
Gopi Chandra Parki who inspired me with positive words and I am grateful to
APFIGShalendraKhanal for this opportunity,” said Bogati, who had finished third
in the eighth National Games last year.
In women’s section,
Nepal’s PushpaBhandari claimed silver medal after she finished behind Sri
Lankan Vijayaratne, who won gold in 2:41:24. Bhandari came second in 2:50:11,
while India’s JyotiGwate was third in 2:52:44.
Nepal ended the
athletics campaign on a high as the hosts claimed three gold, one silver and
four bronze medals. Nepali athletes had returned with alone bronze medal from
the previous edition held in Guwahati three years ago. Olympian Rimal claimed
bronze in 5,000m race, while SomBahadurKumal (800m), Tanka Karki (1,500m) and
Deepak Adhikari (10,000m) were the other Nepali athletes who finished third.
A. Fill
in the blanks with suitable phrass or words
from the newspaper article:
1*5=5
i.
The Nepali athletes who won the gold medal in SAF games from 1994
to 2019 are .................... .
ii.
PushpaBhandari completed her marathon race
in........................and won the silver medal.
iii.
'....................... inspired me to grab the gold medal,' said Kiran Singh Bogati.
iv.
BaikunthaManandhar&Kiran S. Bogati won
..................&.................... Marathon gold medals in SAF games.
v.
The Nepali athlete won only one bronze medal held in
.................three years ago.
B. Answer
the following questions: 1*5=5
i.
When was the news published ?
ii.
Where did the event occur ?
iii.
Who was Jaspal Singh?
iv.
When and where did TikaBogati win the gold medal ?
v.
In your opinion, what types of quality does an athlete have to?
4. Read the advertisement and answer the
following questions: URGENTLY
WANTED
The
Rural Health Support Project, Kathmandu, invites applications for the post of
“Civil Engineer’.
Major
Responsibility: Supervise construction and renovation activities of various
health facilities, equipment maintenance and repair.
Required Qualification: A Bachelor’s
Degree in Civil Engineering from the recognized University.
Experience: Five years of working experience in related
field.
Age bar: Applicants must be at least 30 years.
Language Proficiency: S/he must be fluent in English and
Nepali both spoken and written.
Salary and benefits will be offered as per the rules of the
project.
Interested candidate should apply with bio-data, reference, a copy
of passport size photograph and contact telephone number to the following
address by 27 May 2015.
The
Programme Manager
Rural
Health Support project
P.O.
Box No, 1234, Kathmandu, Nepal
A. Write the similar words from the above text:
[5X1=5]
a. Duties
b. position c. emolument
d. CV e. applicant
B. Fill in the gaps with appropriate words from
the above text: [5X1=5]
The
Rural _______ Support Project, Kathmandu urgently needs _______. A person who
has got a _____ degree in _____ from a recognized _____ can apply for the
post.
C. Answer the given questions: [5X1=5]
a.
What is the required experience for the post?
b.
What things should be submitted along with the application?
c.
Where should the candidate send their application?
d.
Who can apply for the post?
e.
What is the deadline for the submission of application?
5. Write
a notice of condolence to be published in a newspaper on the sudden demise of
your best friend. 1*5= 5
6. Write
a letter of thanks to your uncle who has brought a beautiful present on your
birthday: 1*5=5
7. Write
a dialogue between two students about the importance of sports & games in
human life. 1*6=6
8. Write
a letter to the editor of a national daily explaining against smoking in the
public places. 1*8= 8
9.
Reproduce the following sentences as indicated in brackets: 1*6=6
a. They've finished their work, …………. ? (Supply
the correct tag)
b. She's done her homework. (Into yes/no
question)
c. He never speaks English. (Into affirmative)
d. By 2030, total enrolment rate in grade 1
………………… (reach) 100%. (Put the verb in bracket in correct tense)
e. The teacher said that he had been teaching
English for 20 years. (Change into direct speech)
f. They are building a new ring road. (Change
into passive)
10. Choose
the correct word from the brackets to complete the text below. ( Rewrite is not
compulsorily). 0.5*10=5
A hungry fox in
search of a meal, once saw a crow, sitting on .......1..........(a/ an/the) branch of a tree, and holding a large
piece of meat in its beak. The fox sat down .......2......... (below,beneath,
in) the tree, and began to talk to .......3.......... (himself/herself/oneself)
aloud, “What a fine handsome bird ........4...........(this crow was/that crow
is/that is crow),” said he, “but what a pity that it
.........5..............(could sing/can sing/cannot sing). In fact, the poor
creature is"quite dumb", “The crow took no notice,
.........6...........? (did it/didn’t it/don’t it) the fox continued, “I am
aware that some creatures cannot even say ‘cow’. I fear that this proves that
it is really a very poor kind of crow, .........7.............(because of/in
spite of/even though) its great beauty. However, if it could utter a single
though sound, I........8.........(shall think/shouldhave thought/should think)
it an excellent crow, if not the finest bird I ever saw. As it is I canonly
pity an despise it". A crow does not like.....9.....(be insulted/being
insulted/insulting) in such a way. It made the crow……10……(to think, thought,
think) to caw. Here upon the insulted and vain crow opened its beak to show
that it could caw in the best style. The meat dropped from its beak and saying,
“Thanks very much”, the fox ate it and ran off.
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