A check that is made out to "Cash" and signed by the writer is
A) a void instrument.
B) an order instrument.
C) a revocable instrument.
D) a bearer instrument.

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A check made out to "Cash" is considered a bearer instrument because whoever possesses the check can cash it. This is different from an order instrument, where the payee is specifically named and must endorse the check for it to be cashed.

A Check That Is Made Out to "Cash" and Signed