Sit an original two-hour paper laid out as ACCA's study guide describes the exam: 35 two-mark objective test questions and two 15-mark multi-task questions. Every answer is marked when you hand in, with the working for each question.
Our free paper
37 questions, 100 marks, 2 hours
Our Section A
35 two-mark questions: multiple choice, multiple response and number entry
Our Section B
A consolidation question and an accounts preparation question
Pass mark
50%, as in the real exam
How to use a practice exam
Sit it in one go on the two-hour clock: about 2.4 minutes for each 2-mark question.
Leave about 36 minutes for the two Section B questions, 18 minutes each.
Afterwards, open every question you dropped marks on and read the working, then practise that topic.
How it is marked
Each Section A question earns its 2 marks only when every part of the answer is right, so a multiple-response question needs every right option ticked. Each Section B box earns the marks written beside it.
Before the full paper
If you are not ready for two hours, start with the free 15-question diagnostic. It shows the topic to fix first.
Try 3 questions
Question 1 · Section A · Syllabus G1 to G32 marks
Statement of profit or loss
Ulverston Co has these figures for the year:
Item
$
Revenue
586,000
Cost of sales
281,000
Distribution costs
35,000
Administrative expenses
77,000
Finance costs (interest on borrowings)
10,000
Income tax expense
18,000
What is the operating profit? (2 marks)
$
Question 2 · Section A · Syllabus E2 marks
Correcting the cash book
Garston Co's cash book shows a credit (overdrawn) balance of $6,700 at the year end. Comparing it with the bank statement found:
Item
$
Bank charges not recorded in the cash book
110
A direct debit for insurance not recorded in the cash book
210
A credit transfer from a customer not recorded in the cash book
970
A customer's cheque returned unpaid by the bank, not yet recorded
400
Cheques sent to suppliers not yet presented
730
Takings paid in on the last day, not yet on the statement
1,080
What is the corrected cash book balance to be reported in the statement of financial position? (2 marks)
Enter the balance as a positive figure and choose whether it is cash at bank or an overdraft.
Answer
Corrected balance ($)
Reported as
Question 3 · Section A · Syllabus H2 marks
Unrealised profit
During the year Thorne Co sold goods to its subsidiary Quarrie Co for $108,000, at a mark-up of 20% on cost. At the year end Quarrie Co still held 1/3 of these goods.
What unrealised profit should be removed on consolidation? (2 marks)