The general journal is used to: a. post all accounting entries not posted in other individual journals. b. post all accounting entries c. post all accounting entries not involving cash. d. post only month end adjusting journal entries.

Answer: The general journal is used to post all accounting entries.

Explanation:

The general journal is the journal where all company transactions are recorded in. In other words, a general journal is the book of original entry where bookkeepers and accountants record business transactions according to the date the transactions take place.

It is the initial place where transactions are recorded, every page in the journal is divided into columns for dates, debit or credit records, serial numbers etc. Some companies keep specialized journals, such as sales journals or purchase journals, which records only a particular type of transactions. When a transaction has been recorded in the general journal, the amount is then posted to the appropriate accounts.

A) post all accounting entries not posted in other individual journals.

Explanation:

A general journal is used to record all the transactions that are not recorded in the specialty journals. The most common specialty journals are:

Sales journal Cash receipts journal Purchases journal Cash disbursements journal others depending on the business

The sales journal generally includes transaction involving:

Asset sales Depreciation Interest income and interest expense Stock sales

The general journal is use to keep a chronological record of all the non-specialized entries.