Questions	This report details what questions students asked the Tutor.
Tutor:  Transaction Analysis Tutor
Data Collected:  All data from 2010-01-15 to 2010-03-15
For:    Jim D.
Question	Students Asking This Question	Frequency Asked (as % of all questions)
What clued you in that this event was not a transaction?	55	30.4%
Will this cause liabilities or equity to change?	26	14.4%
How will this affect the company's assets?	21	11.6%
What accounts will be affected here?	15	8.3%
What's the difference between the journal and the ledger?	10	5.5%
How do you tell if this is actually a business transaction?	7	3.9%
Will Cash be a debit or a credit in this transaction?	5	2.8%
Which financial statements did this transaction affect?	4	2.2%
Is one of the debits or credits easy to figure out in this transaction?	4	2.2%
What did the business receive and what did the business give in return in this transaction?	4	2.2%
Does this transaction affect the income statement?	4	2.2%
How do you determine the balance of a T-account?	4	2.2%
Does this transaction affect the statement of owner's equity?	3	1.7%
Does this transaction affect the cash flow statement?	3	1.7%
Is this an operating, investing or financing activity?	2	1.1%
Why do total debits and total credits always have to be equal?	2	1.1%
What is something important to look for?	2	1.1%
Does this transaction affect the balance sheet?	2	1.1%
Why is this called Utilities Expense if it has just been paid?	1	0.6%
Will J. Kuhel, Capital be a debit or a credit here?	1	0.6%
Will Prepaid Insurance be a debit or a credit here?	1	0.6%
How do I check if this transaction kept the accounting equation in balance?	1	0.6%
How do you tell which side of a T-account is its normal balance side?	1	0.6%
Was there really an effect on the accounting equation here if the net change of assets was zero?	1	0.6%
Hold it! If Cash goes up, how can that be a debit? Shouldn't that be a credit?	1	0.6%
When do you use Accounts Receivable accounts?	1	0.6%
Total	181	100.0%