Answer:
c. Bonds.
Explanation:
Bonds are not included in current assets because usually they are long term investments whereas current assets are assets which are liquid and will be used or sold in a years time. Cash is a current asset because it is expected to be used or consumed in a years time, accounts receivable is a current asset because it is expected that our clients will pay us in a years time, highly liquid marketable securities are cash equivalents and inventory is also used in a year so it is also a current asset. Bonds on the other hand are long term and last more than a year that's why Bonds are not current assets.
