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Principles
of Financial Accounting DANTES Test
The
Principles of Financial Accounting DANTES Test covers the material
that is taught in a one-semester class at the 101 college level.
This
test covers the basics of accounting and its principles. These areas
include equations, logging transactions, debits, credits, receivables,
inventory, etc.
You
will be allowed to bring a non-programmable calculator to the test.
The testing center should also provide or allow scratch paper.
There
is no penalty for guessing on the test and there are some pretest
questions included that are not scored, so make sure you answer
each and every question. |
Credits:
3
Number
of Questions: 73
Recommended
Passing Score: 49
Time
to complete the test: 90 min
Rank
of Difficulty: 3

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Information
you will need to know for the Principles of Financial Accounting
DANTES test includes:
- assets
- cash
- accounting
cycles
- general
ledger
- receivables
- payables
- bonds
- debits
- credits
- stock
- retained
earnings
- dividends
- bereavement
The
sections of the Principles of Financial Accounting DANTES test are
broken down as follows:
11%
General accounting principles
11% Transactions
7% Accounting cycle
9% Accruals and deferrals
5% Merchandise transactions
5% Cash
17% Current accounts
6% Property and equipment
11% Long and short-term liabilities
6% Stock
12% Financial Statements |
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