Terminology. Each chapter in the book includes a problem like this one: beyond helping you master each chapter's vocabulary, you may encounter similar problems on your class exams and on accounting professional exams (like the CPA exam). Please match each item on the left with the most appropriate item on the right: each item on the right will be used only once, and each item on the left has only one best answer. Activities, documents, and technologies a. The generic AIS element associated with master/transaction/junction files AICPA core competency framework b. The ability to find, evaluate, use, and communicate information Balance sheet c. One way to organize the study of AIS Business processes d. One of the four general-purpose financial statements Comprehensive income e. Interrelated parts of an accounting information system Criteria for evaluating information f. Authority, accuracy, objectivity, currency, and coverage Critical thinking g. An element of financial statements in the FASB information conceptual framework Information literacy h. A structure that explains skills needed by accounting professionals Internal control A generic AIS element that helps an organization control its assets Storage j. A broad business perspective competency