Debits and Credits Practice Quiz

Debit and Credit Practice Questions

How well do you know Debits and Credits? Try to answer these five questions:

  1. When you Debit Accounts Payable it ______ .

    a) increases

    b) decreases

  2. When you Credit Inventory it ______ .

    a) increases

    b) decreases

  3. When you Debit Interest Expenses it ______ .

    a) increases

    b) decreases

  4. When you Credit a Revenue account it ______ .

    a) increases

    b) decreases

  5. When you Credit Owner's Equity it ______ .

    a) increases

    b) decreases

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Debit and Credit Practice Answers

Here are the answers:

  1. b) When you Debit Accounts Payable it decreases. Accounts Payable is a Normal Credit Account so Credits increase it and Debits decrease it.

  2. b) When you Credit Inventory it decreases. Inventory is a Normal Debit Account so Debits increase it and Credits decrease it.

  3. a) When you Debit Interest Expenses it increases. Interest Expenses is a Normal Debit Account so Debits increase it and Credits decrease it.

  4. a) When you Credit a Revenue account it increases. Revenue is a Normal Credit Account so Credits increase it and Debits decrease it.

  5. a) When you Credit Owner's Equity it increases. Owner’s Equity is a Normal Credit Account so Credits increase it and Debits decrease it.

How many did you get right? Let us know in the comments below.

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