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Transaction Analysis Tic-Tac-ToePrinciple of Financial Accounting
Susan M. Moncada, Ph.D., CPA
Indiana State University
Revised 2011
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Tic-Tac-Toe Rules1. Team X goes first and selects a square.
2. Each Tic-Tac-Toe square contains 1 question with 3 possible answers.
• If answered correctly X gets the square
• If answered incorrectly O gets to steal the question.
→ If answered correctly O gets the square
→ If answered incorrectly X gets the square
3. Team O selects a square and the process outlined in point 2 is repeated, but with X getting a chance to steal the question.
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User InstructionsClick on the bevel shape to reveal a question.
From the Question slide, click on an answer choice.
From the Correct Response Feedback slide click on the home button to return to the game board.
From the Incorrect Response Feedback slide click on the return button to return to the remaining responses.
Returning to the Tic-Tac-Toe board from a question, reveals an O.
Click the Yellow button to display an X.
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CAUTIONSClicking on any white areas on a slide
once the game slide is launched will cause sequencing to malfunction.
Once the game is launched, corrections cannot be made should the wrong winner of a square be displayed.
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Instructor Notes
The location of the correct answer can be modified by merely dragging the shape to a different location without affecting the hyperlink settings.
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Finished Game board.
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
O OO
O O O
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Correct Feedback All Questions
Excellent
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Wrong Smiley Face Tear
Sorry, the other team get’s a chance to steal….
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Wrong Compass ?
Confused? The other team get’s a chance to steal….
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Wrong Smiley ?
Sorry you seem confused. The other team get’s a chance to
steal….
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Wrong Confused Head?
Sorry you seem confused. The
other team get’s a chance to steal….
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Wrong Sign Post
Nope…..The other team get’s a chance to steal….
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Wrong man w/glasses
Incorrect, the other team get’s a chance to steal….
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Top Left Question
Received Cash from investors in exchange for Common Stock.
Increase Assets and Decrease Stockholders’ Equity
Increase Assets and Increase Revenues
Increase Assets and Increase Stockholders’ Equity
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Top Center
Purchase Office Equipment on Account
Increase Expenses and Increase Assets
Increase Expenses and Increase Liabilities
Increase Assets and Increase Liabilities
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Top Right
Borrow Cash from the bank.
Increase Cash and Increase Liabilities
Increase Cash and Increase Expenses
Increase Cash and Increase Stockholders’ Equity
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Middle Left
Owe employees wages
Increase Expenses and Decrease Assets
Increase Liabilities and Decrease Assets
Increase Expenses and Increase Liabilities
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Middle Center
Perform services for customers on account
Increase Assets and Increase Revenues
Increase Revenues and Increase Liabilities
Increase Assets and Increase Expenses
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Middle Right
Repay Bank Loan
Decrease Cash and Increase Expenses
Decrease Cash and Decrease Liabilities
Decrease Cash and Decrease Stockholders’ Equity
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Bottom Left
Increase Expenses and Decrease Assets
Increase Liabilities and Increase Expenses
Increase Assets and Decrease Assets
Pay for a 2-year insurance policy
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Bottom Center
Pay Dividends
Decrease Cash and Decrease Stockholders’ Equity
Increase Expenses and Decrease Cash
Increase Expenses and Decrease Stockholders’ Equity
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Bottom Right
Customer pays for merchandise purchased on account.
Increase Assets and Increase Revenues
Increase Assets and Decrease Assets
Increase Assets and Decrease Liabilities
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