Activity

Q.On 31st December, 2012, the bank column of TNT’s cash book showed a debit balance of RM1,500. The monthly bank statement written-up to 31st December, 2012 showed a credit balance of RM2,950.On checking the cash […]

Q.a) A used motor car costs RM10,600. I was kept for three (3) years, and then sold for RM2,800. Calculate the depreciation for each year using:-i) The Straight Line Methodii) The Reducing Balance Method of 35% of […]

Q.Prepare an entry for the Sales Day Book from the following details. Place the items to the relevant accounts in the Sales Ledger and then show the transfer to the Sales Account in the General Ledger.(20 marks, […]

Q.Enter the following in the three-column cash book of a furniture shop and balance it off with relevant discount accounts in the general ledger shown.(20 marks, 2013 Q5)A.Ref:

Q.The following trial balance was extracted from the Account Books of A Cook Sdn Bhd at the close of business on 31st December, 2012.Prepare the Trading, Profit & Loss Account for the year ended 31st December, […]

Q.Record the following transactions of an Antiques Shop in the accounts and extract a trial balance as at 31 March, 2013.(20 marks, 2013 Q3)A.Ref:

Q.Differentiate:i) Accrued Expenses and Accrued Revenues.ii) Capital Expenditure and Revenue Expenditure.iii) Credit Note and Debit Note.iv) Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet.(20 marks, 2013 Q2)A.Ref:

Q.a) Differentiate between accounting and book keeping. (5 marks)b) Differentiate between sole proprietorship, partnership and limited company in terms of the capital, ownership and liability of its members. (15 […]

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a) Explain three (3) factors to be considered in selecting floor finishes. (9 marks)

b) Suggest and give reasons for selecting the types of floor finishes suitable for the following areas:-

i) Kitchen […]

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a) State the functions of the following materials in concrete mix.

i) Cement
ii) Aggregates
iii) Water (9 marks)

b) Explain how the method of batching, placing, compacting and curing influenced the […]

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a) Apart from bricks, blocks are also used in the construction of walls. Explain what is a block and describe the types of blocks that are commonly used. (15 marks)

b) Explain the advantages and […]

Q.a) With the use of diagram, label the elements of a timber staircase. (10 marks)b) Explain three (3) principles of the construction of domestic staircases. (15 marks)(25 marks, 2013 Q4)A.a)Key terms of a stair […]

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a) Elaborate two (2) factors to be considered in deciding on the type of door for a dwelling house. (10 marks)

b) Using diagrams, explain the following types of doors:-

i) Flush door
ii) Paneled […]

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a) ‘Brick bonding must be overlapping and continuous vertical joints should be avoided.’ Explain and show how to overcome the problem. (13 marks)

b) By using diagrams, describe the types of bond suitable […]

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a) Explain how the following factors influence the choice of building foundation.

i) The total loads of the building.
ii) The nature and bearing capacity of the subsoil. (10 marks)

b) Using sketches, […]

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a) Elaborate the four (4) groups of variables known as the “Four Ps” of the marketing mix. (10 marks)

b) Explain the internal and external factors which affect a firm’s pricing decisions for its products. […]

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a) Elaborate the major promotional tools which a firm uses to communicate customer values and to build customer relationships. (15 marks)

b) Explain the factors that may affect the design of the promotion […]

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a) Compare the two (2) basic promotion strategies in which firms can choose. (10 marks)

b) Explain the methods that firms can use to set the total budget for promotion. (15 marks)

(25 marks, 2014 […]

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a) Elaborate two (2) bases/variables for segmenting property purchasers’ market. (10 marks)

b) Explain the marketing strategies that firms can choose after identifying the best market segment. (15 […]

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a) Using a residential property development as an example, discuss the various stages of new product development. (15 marks)

b) Explain the strategies used to introduce new property products into the market. […]