Match the Following Terms with Their Definitions

question 22

Multiple Choice

Match the following terms with their definitions.
-Balance sheet

• A)Uses a base year
• B)Inventory and prepaid expenses are subtracted
• C)A liability
• D)Net sales ÷ total assets
• E)Actual sale after returns on discounts
• F)Current assets ÷ current liabilities
• G)What we owe creditors
• H)Data placed side by side
• I)Cash, supplies
• J)Obligations due within one year
• K)Cost of goods for resale
• L)Obligations that are not due for at least one year
• M)Total this period is compared by amount of percent to same total last period
• N)Part of stockholders' equity
• O)What customers owe
• P)Dollars not shown
• Q)Paid in advance
• R)Profit
• S)Revenues and expense for a specific period of time
• T)Prepared as of a particular date
• U)Beginning inventory plus new purchases - ending inventory
• V)True cost of purchases
• W)Includes no plant and equipment assets
• X)Sales - cost of goods sold
• Y)Each liability and equity is analyzed as a percent of the total

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Definitions:

DSM-4

The fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, a classification and diagnostic tool used by mental health professionals.

Experiential

Learning or therapeutic techniques focused on engaging individuals through direct experience and reflection to achieve personal growth or skill development.

Malleable

Capable of being shaped or formed; easily influenced or adaptable.

Collaborative

Pertaining to or achieved through working together with others towards a common goal or project.