Which of the following is a type of financial report offered?

• A. Ledger
• B. Forecast
• C. Activity
• D. Audit

Answer: (C)

Understanding what each financial report reveals helps you choose the right one. An Activity report captures the actual transactions that happened within a period—payments, refunds, reversals, payouts—providing a running log of daily financial events. This makes it a type of financial report offered because it shows concrete, occurring activity over time.

A ledger, while fundamental, is the underlying record of all entries by account rather than a standalone summary report. A forecast projects future numbers for planning, not documentation of past activity. An audit report focuses on verification and compliance, not on detailing day-to-day transactions. So the Activity report best fits as the type of financial report offered.