Question

choose the answer.
a form used to record transactions in a chronological order is called a(n):
entry
journal
receipt
invoice
question 2
3 pts
choose the answer.
a journal amount column that is headed with an account title is called:
general amount column
source document
special amount column
entry accounting column

Explanation:

• For the first question:
• An "entry" is a single record within a journal, not the form itself.
• A "receipt" is a document acknowledging payment.
• An "invoice" is a request for payment.
• A "journal" is specifically designed to record transactions in chronological order.
• For the second question:
• A "general amount column" is not headed with an account title.
• A "source document" is the original document (like a receipt or invoice) that initiates a transaction, not a column in a journal.
• An "entry accounting column" is not a standard term in accounting for this context.
• A "special amount column" in a journal is headed with an account title.

Answer:

1. journal
2. special amount column