$13-$ To create a shortcut for the general journal, you would $-$ Select one:

A$)$ choose the customize tool in any journal window

D$)$ open the journal and choose the make shortcut tool

B$)$ Choose Customize in the module window shortcuts pane

C$)$ choose make shortcuts from the home window view menu in the enhanced view

$14-$ Linked accounts provide all but one of the following controls $-$

A$)$ Amounts cannot be entered incorrectly.

B$)$ Required linked accounts must be defined.

C$)$ The program automatically updates the corresponding general ledgers.

D$)$ There is no need to enter the information twice.

$15-$ The customer aged detail report will not include $-$

A$)$ Columns showing the number of days overdue

B$)$ Invoice dates and sales terms

C$)$ Invoices that are fully paid

D$)$ The report will include all these details

$16-$ Adding the discount terms $\frac{2}{10},\frac{n}{30}$ to a sales invoice for $$1,000$ will $--$

A$)$ Change the accounts receivable amount to $$980.$

B$)$ Change the cash in bank amount to $$980.$

C$)$ Credit $$20$ to accounts receivable and debit $$980$ when the account is paid.

D$)$ Not change the amounts in the journal entry for the sales invoice.

$17-$ Which one of the following will prevent you from finishing the history for the payables ledger $-$ Select one:

A$)$ The program will always finish the history but warns you to make the corrections later.

B$)$ The supplier payment terms are not defined.

C$)$ The sales tax rate is not defined.

D$)$ The amounts in the subsidiary supplier accounts do not match the Accounts Payable control account balance.

$18-$ Defining linked accounts correctly $-$

A$)$ Allows you to enter historical payments.

B$)$ Is an essential step for finishing the ledger history.

C$)$ Allows you to change the payment terms.

D$)$ Allows you to enter customer records.

$19-$ Expense accounts created in account ledger windows are assigned by default to $-$

A$)$ The expenses class

B$)$ The operating expenses class

C$)$ The cost of goods sold class

D$)$ The extraordinary expenses class