CLASS 11, ASSESSMENT TEST- 2,(CHAPTERS 3& 4- THEORY BASE ACCOUNTING & BASES OF ACCOUNTING)

29/04/20
Day 2
11A & 11B 7th Period

DEAR BOYS,

 WELCOME TO THE ACCOUNTING CLASS!!

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

 TO TEST YOURSELF IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE TWO CONCEPTUAL CHAPTERS.



HOW WELL ARE YOU PREPARED TO WRITE YOUR CLASS ASSESSMENT TEST FROM TWO SIMPLE, THEORETICAL, & APPLICATION BASED CHAPTERS( VERY IMPORTANT) FOR THE CLARITY OF THE BASICS/ FOUNDATION OF THE SUBJECT (ACCOUNTANCY).

POINTS TO BE NOTED:

1.ATTENDANCE WILL BE ON THE BASIS OF THE TEST ONLY.

 2.THERE ARE 16 QUESTIONS TO BE ATTEMPTED

 3.ALL ARE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

 4.YOU WILL BE GIVEN 20 MINUTES TO DO THE TEST.

 5.THE LINK WILL OPEN AT 12.30PM.

 6.THE LINK WILL BE CLOSED AT 12.50PM.

 7.BE PREPARED WITH PEN, PENCIL, NOTEBOOK READY FOR CALCULATIONS (WHEREVER REQUIRED)

 8.BE MINDFUL OF THE TIME.

 9.BE HONEST IN DOING YOUR TEST
10.ALL THE BEST!!
LINK FOR THE TEST

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