【单选题】What does “foot the bill” mean?() A. Ask for the bill. B. Pay the bill. C. Put the bill on the feet. D. Refuse to pay the bill.

If a bill is a ( ) bill, the documents will be handed over against payment of the bill.

The rights and obligations of the bill existed before the bill was made, and the rights were changed when the bill was made. The rights and obligations on the bill do not have to be based on the written record on the bill.

The acceptor of a bill is the person who originally named as ( ) of the bill. A: drawer B: drawee C: payee D: endorser

The holder of a bill does not present for payment before the due of the bill. If the holder is refused payment, the prior party may be exempted from recourse.

In the US, if a customer is not dissatisfied with the meal and the service, what percentage of the bill should be left as a tip? A: 5%. B: 15%. C: 25%. D: Just round off the bill.

When a company discounts a commercial bill, this means the company: A: borrows funds. B: buys a commercial bill. C: lends surplus funds. D: invests in commercial bills.

Questions 22 ～ 25 are based on the following passage. Who paid the bill for the lunch A: Each paid his own bill. B: The beggar. C: The artist. D: Neither of them paid.

A customer's monthly bill from the electric company would be an ( ) of the electric company until the customer paid the bill. A: account payable B: account receivable C: inventory D: prepaid expense

What does the man complain about? A: His water bill. B: His gas bill. C: His phone bill. D: His electricity bill.