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Debits and Credits (Word Scramble)

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Harold Averkamp, CPA, MBA

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1. Liability accounts are decreased with a ________.

DEBIT DBTIE
DEBIT DBITE

2. A credit will increase the balance in a _________ account.

REVENUE EVNERUE
REVENUE RNVUEEE

3. Credits are entered on the _________ side of a T-account.

RIGHT IRGTH
RIGHT HTRIG

4. The accounting equation remains in balance due to ________-entry bookkeeping.

DOUBLE BLDOUE
DOUBLE EULODB

5. Debits are entered on the ______ side of a T-account.

LEFT TLFE
LEFT FTLE

6. Asset account balances are reduced by a _________ entry.

CREDIT TCEDIR
CREDIT CTRIED

7. The accounting _________ should always be in balance.

EQUATION QEIATUON
EQUATION QNTEAUIO

8. The book of original entry.

JOURNAL RAOLNUJ
JOURNAL RNAJUOL

9. Revenues cause an increase in owner's _________.

EQUITY EYTIUQ
EQUITY EYUTQI

10. These cause owner's equity to decrease.

EXPENSES ESENXPSE
EXPENSES PSXSEENE

11. The amount entered on the right side of a T-account.

CREDIT DTEICR
CREDIT TCDRIE

12. _____________ are income statement accounts with debit balances.

EXPENSES SESPNXEE
EXPENSES EXPENESS

13. Accounts _______________ is a balance sheet account with a debit balance.

RECEIVABLE EILERBECVA
RECEIVABLE EIERLBVAEC

14. _______________ Depreciation is a balance sheet account with a credit balance.

ACCUMULATED UDTAUECMLAC
ACCUMULATED CUCALUTDMAE

15. The Retained Earnings account will be reduced with a __________ entry.

DEBIT TEDIB
DEBIT TBIED

16. ______________ are income statement accounts with credit balances.

REVENUES EURESENV
REVENUES VERSNEEU

17. A sole proprietor's ___________ account will have a debit balance.

DRAWING IDWGRAN
DRAWING AWDGNIR

18. Accounts _____________ is a balance sheet account with a credit balance.

PAYABLE BAAPLYE
PAYABLE APBLAYE

19. A ________ balance is an internal report to show that the general ledger's debit balances add up to the same total as the credit balances.

TRIAL IRLTA
TRIAL AIRLT

20. The requirement that each journal entry needs to have at least one debit and one credit is known as __________-entry bookkeeping.

DOUBLE LUODEB
DOUBLE LUEDBO

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