Please answer all the parts ASAP $$ All these parts are MCQs so please answer all of them.

PART $1-$

If a number has been recorded incorrectly in a ledger, and the error has been discovered immediately, the correction should be made by$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

$1$ point $($Choose only one correct answer$)$

a$)$ erasing the mistake and entering the correct number

b$)$ making the correct entry over top of the error

c$)$ stroking out the error and entering the correct number

d$)$ marking a notation in the margin of the page

e$)$ All of the above

PART $2-$ A business made a sale for $$400$ on account. When the transaction was journalized as a debit to accounts receivable and a credit to sales, the accounting clerk mistakenly recorded both amounts as $$4,000.$ The error was only discovered when the trial balance was prepared at month end. The correcting entry to be made as a result of this error is$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

$1$ point $($Choose only one correct answer$)$

a$)$ debit sales $$3600,$ credit accounts receivable $$3600.$

b$)$ debit sales $$400,$ credit accounts receivable $$400.$

c$)$ debit accounts receivable $$400,$ credit sales $$400.$

d$)$ debit accounts receivable $$4400,$ credit sales $$4400.$

PART $3-$ Using the list below, select the numbers in order chronologically of the steps in the accounting cycle in their correct order.

Arrange them in the correct order:

$1.$ accounting transactions occur

$2.$ a trial balance is prepared

$3.$ accounting entries are posted

$4.$ accounting entries are journalized

Options:

a$)1,3,4,2$

b$)1,4,3,2$

c$)1,3,2,4$

d$)1,2,3,4$

PART $4-$ trial balance taken at the end of the month had debits totalling $$148,370$ and credits totalling $$149,370.$ To discover the error quickly, the recommended action would be to $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

Arrange them in the correct order:

a$)$ look for a transposition error.

b$)$ check that each journal entry has been posted.

c$)$ check all journal entries made during the month.

d$)$ add the trial balance columns again.