Which of the following is a type of bill in Chapter 72 of 1994?

• A. Estimated
• B. Provisional
• C. Approved
• D. Converted

Answer: (A)

The concept being tested is how Chapter 72 of 1994 classifies different bill types in its billing framework. An estimated bill is issued when exact charges can’t be calculated at billing time because you don’t have the actual data yet (like a missing meter reading). It uses prior usage, averages, or other data to estimate what you owe, ensuring the system collects revenue without delay. Once the real data becomes available, a final bill is issued and can adjust the amount if needed.

That’s why this option fits Chapter 72’s terminology: it names a concrete bill type based on an estimation rather than an interim status or a change of status. Provisional, approved, and converted describe temporary states or actions rather than a standard bill type defined in that chapter, so they don’t align with how Chapter 72 labels bills.