A) Eliminating all employee fraud.
B) Restricting access to assets.
C) Detecting ineffectiveness.
D) Ensuring authorization of transactions.
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A) Verify that the controls have been implemented (placed in operation) .
B) Replace tests of controls.
C) Evaluate the major strengths and weaknesses in the client's internal control.
D) Identify weaknesses to be communicated to management in the management letter.
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A) Control deficiency.
B) Material weakness.
C) Reportable condition.
D) Significant deficiency.
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A) Risk assessment.
B) Segregation of duties.
C) Control activities.
D) Monitoring.
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A) They have performed a substandard audit.
B) They are not required to communicate significant deficiencies relating to those accounts to management and the board of directors.
C) They must issue a qualified opinion.
D) They must assess control risk at the maximum level for those assertions.
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A) Its applicability is largely limited to internal auditing applications.
B) It is a 'process' effected by individuals.
C) It emphasizes the effectiveness and efficiency of operations over the reliability of financial reporting.
D) It suggests that it is important to view internal control as an end product as contrasted to a process or means to obtain an end.
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A) Financial vice-president.
B) Corporate controller.
C) Audit committee.
D) Corporate stockholders.
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A) Triangle.
B) Circle.
C) Rectangle.
D) Diamond.
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A) Foreign Corrupt Practices Corporation.
B) Committee of Sponsoring Organizations.
C) Cohen Commission.
D) Financial Accounting Standards Board.
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A) An understanding of the control environment, information and communication, risk assessment and monitoring is necessary; an understanding of control activities is only necessary for areas in which the auditor is performing tests of controls.
B) The auditor must obtain an understanding of each of the five internal control components sufficient to assess the risks of material misstatement for the audit.
C) When tests of controls have been performed, control risk must be assessed at a level less than the maximum.
D) An understanding of the control environment is necessary, but no understanding of the other components is necessary unless control risk is to be assessed at a level less than the maximum.
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A) Compliance with laws.
B) Internal control over asset safeguarding.
C) Internal control over financial reporting.
D) Suitable criteria.
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A) Controls are operating effectively.
B) The risk that the auditor may unknowingly fail to modify the opinion on the financial statements is minimized.
C) Transactions are executed in accordance with management's authorization and access to assets is limited by a segregation of functions.
D) Transactions are recorded as necessary to permit the preparation of the financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles.
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A) Minimizes the possibility of employing persons with dubious records in positions of trust.
B) Reduces the company's need to obtain expensive business interruption insurance.
C) Allows the company to substitute the fidelity bonds for various parts of internal control.
D) Protects employees who made unintentional errors from possible monetary damages resulting from such errors.
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A) Competence, objectivity, and approach.
B) Efficiency and experience.
C) Independence and review skills.
D) Training and supervisory skills.
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A) Risk assessment.
B) The control environment.
C) Internal auditing.
D) Control activities.
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A) The entire year.
B) The prior quarter.
C) The "as-of date."
D) The end of each quarter.
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A) Tests of the additions to property by physical inspection.
B) Comparisons of the signatures on cancelled checks to the authorized check signer list.
C) Tests of signatures on purchase orders.
D) Recalculation of payroll deductions.
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A) Assign more experienced staff.
B) Incorporate additional elements of unpredictability in the selection of audit procedures.
C) Increase the scope of auditor procedures.
D) Emphasize the need to remain neutral, rather than to exercise professional skepticism.
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A) Inspection.
B) Observation.
C) Inquiry.
D) Analytical procedures.
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