Question 23 (10 marks) Complete the journal entries for the 5 transactions of Froggie Co in the month of June. Narrations are not required. [table] Date | Transaction and Account Names | Dr $ | Cr $ | | Oct 31 | Benefits of prepaid insurance of $100 have expired.Blank 1 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Blank 2 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable | Blank 3 Question 2 10060300700801300 | Blank 4 Question 2 10060300700801300 | | 31 | Depreciation for the month is $60. Blank 5 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Blank 6 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable | Blank 7 Question 2 10060300700801300 | Blank 8 Question 2 10060300700801300 | | 31 | Services performed in relation to cash received in advance total $300. Blank 9 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Blank 10 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable | Blank 11 Question 2 10060300700801300 | Blank 12 Question 2 10060300700801300 | | ] 31 | Services performed but not invoiced at 31 October total $700. Blank 13 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Blank 14 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable | Blank 15 Question 2 10060300700801300 | Blank 16 Question 2 10060300700801300 | | ] 31 | Interest accrued at 31 October is $80. Blank 17 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Blank 18 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Accrued salaries at 31 October are $1300Blank 19 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable Blank 20 Question 2 Insurance ExpPrepaid InsuranceDepreciation ExpenseAccumulated DepreciationRevenueUnearned revenueA/RInterest ExpenseInterest PayableSalaries ExpenseSalaries Payable | Blank 21 Question 2 10060300700801300 Blank 22 Question 2 10060300700801300 | Blank 23 Question 2 10060300700801300 Blank 24 Question 2 10060300700801300 | | [/table]Multiple dropdown selections
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