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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
1. |
Financial (attest) audit is primarily concerned with expression of audit opinion on a set of financial statements. |
A. | FALSE |
B. | TRUE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» B. TRUE |
2. |
Financial (attest) audit includes:
|
A. | (i) only |
B. | (i) & (ii) only |
C. | (i) to (iii) only |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
3. |
Financial (attest) audit includes an evaluation of Compliance with applicable statutes and regulations |
A. | TRUE |
B. | FALSE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» A. TRUE |
4. |
Transaction audit essentially seeks to address the following issues of risks to:
|
A. | All of the above |
B. | (i), (ii) & (iii) only |
C. | (i), (iii) & (iv) only |
D. | (i), (ii) & (iv) only |
Answer» C. (i), (iii) & (iv) only |
5. |
Transaction audit is linked to a specific assurance on an individual set of financial Statements in a particular year |
A. | TRUE |
B. | FALSE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» B. FALSE |
6. |
Risks of financial irregularity are always material for the purpose of qualifying audit opinion on the finanicial statements |
A. | TRUE |
B. | FALSE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» B. FALSE |
7. |
The following types of financial statements are audited in respect of Union, State and UT Governments
|
A. | (i) & (ii) only |
B. | (i) to (iii) only |
C. | (i) & (iii) only |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. (i) & (ii) only |
8. |
Financial Audit of Government Companies is conducted by |
A. | Chartered Accountants appointed by the companies |
B. | Chartered Accountants appointed by Ministry of Company Affairs |
C. | Chartered Accountants appointed by C&AG |
D. | C&AG |
Answer» C. Chartered Accountants appointed by C&AG |
9. |
The audit of financial statements of Government Companies conducted by the C&AG is called |
A. | Financial Audit |
B. | Supplementary Audit |
C. | Attest Audit |
D. | Compliance Audit |
Answer» B. Supplementary Audit |
10. |
Financial Audit of Autonomous Bodies receiving financial assistance is governed by ______ of CAG's DPC Act 1971 |
A. | 13 & 14 |
B. | 14 & 15 |
C. | 13 & 15 |
D. | 16 |
Answer» B. 14 & 15 |
11. |
The International Standards of Auditing (ISAs) have been developed by |
A. | The International Federation of Accountants |
B. | The International Auditing Practices Committee |
C. | The Internationa Auditing & Accounting Standards Board |
D. | The INTOSAI |
Answer» A. The International Federation of Accountants |
12. |
The Auditing Standards of the C&AG of India comprise of
|
A. | (i) to (iii) only |
B. | (i) & (ii) only |
C. | (i), (iii) & (iv) only |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» C. (i), (iii) & (iv) only |
13. |
Which of these standards regulate the condut of the auditor |
A. | General Standards |
B. | Field Audit Standards |
C. | Field Standards |
D. | Reporting Standards |
Answer» A. General Standards |
14. |
Which of these standards regulate the audit activity of the auditor |
A. | General Standards |
B. | Field Audit Standards |
C. | Field Standards |
D. | Reporting Standards |
Answer» C. Field Standards |
15. |
The Primary objective of a financial audit is to |
A. | Examine the accounts and records |
B. | Srutinize financial statements |
C. | Point out overstatements and understatements of account balances |
D. | Express an opinion on the financial statements |
Answer» D. Express an opinion on the financial statements |
16. |
The general audit objectives are also called |
A. | Opinions |
B. | Assertions |
C. | Criteria |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. Assertions |
17. |
Which of these is the correct set of general financial audit objectives for income & expenditure account |
A. | Completeness, Occurrence, Measurement, Disclosure, Regularity |
B. | Completeness, Occurrence, Measurement, Disclosure, Existence |
C. | Completeness, Occurrence, Existence, Disclosure, Regularity |
D. | Completeness, Ownership, Measurement, Disclosure, Regularity |
Answer» A. Completeness, Occurrence, Measurement, Disclosure, Regularity |
18. |
Which of these is the correct set of general financial audit objectives for balance sheet |
A. | Completeness , Existence , Valuation , Ownership , Disclosure |
B. | Completeness , Existence , Measurement , Ownership , Disclosure |
C. | Completeness , Occurence , Valuation , Ownership , Disclosure |
D. | Completeness , Regularity , Valuation , Ownership , Disclosure |
Answer» A. Completeness , Existence , Valuation , Ownership , Disclosure |
19. |
The legal right to sue and recover an account receivable is the test of |
A. | Existence |
B. | Ownership |
C. | Completeness |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. Ownership |
20. |
This financial audit objective directly tests for potential overstatement of assets and liabilities |
A. | Existence |
B. | Ownership |
C. | Completeness |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Existence |
21. |
Insurance relating to the year 2013-14 was paid in 2012-13 in advance. The same was however booked as expenditure in 2012-13. This does not meet the objective of |
A. | Existence |
B. | Ownership |
C. | Completeness |
D. | Occurrence |
Answer» D. Occurrence |
22. |
If some item of revenue expenditure is misclassified as capital expenditure, it can be said that this objective is not met |
A. | Existence |
B. | Disclosure |
C. | Completeness |
D. | Occurrence |
Answer» B. Disclosure |
23. |
If the monthly accounts of some Treasuries or Public Works Divisions are excluded from the Accounts of a State Government, it affects this objective |
A. | Existence |
B. | Disclosure |
C. | Completeness |
D. | Occurrence |
Answer» C. Completeness |
24. |
A financial audit is intended to give |
A. | Qualified Assurance |
B. | Absolute Assurance |
C. | Positive Assurance |
D. | None of these |
Answer» D. None of these |
25. |
Materiality is classified by |
A. | Context |
B. | Nature |
C. | Value |
D. | All of these |
Answer» D. All of these |
26. |
The point where the total value of errors in an account becomes unacceptable to audit is called |
A. | Unacceptable level |
B. | Materiality level |
C. | Qualifiable Level |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. Materiality level |
27. |
The materiality thresholds depend on the ____ of accounts and their _____. |
A. | Basis, Sensitivity |
B. | Sensitivity, relativity |
C. | Basis, accountablity |
D. | Basis, Value |
Answer» A. Basis, Sensitivity |
28. |
For accounts prepared on cash basis, in respect of gross receipts/expenditure, materiality percentage would be |
A. | For very sensitive accounts - 1 %, sensitive accounts - 1% to 2% and non sensitive accounts - 5% |
B. | For very sensitive accounts - 1/2 %, sensitive accounts - 1/2% to 2% and non sensitive accounts - 2% |
C. | For very sensitive accounts - 2 %, sensitive accounts - 5% and non sensitive accounts - 8% |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. For very sensitive accounts - 1/2 %, sensitive accounts - 1/2% to 2% and non sensitive accounts - 2% |
29. |
Planning materiality may be taken at a lower figure than reporting materiality. |
A. | TRUE |
B. | FALSE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» A. TRUE |
30. |
Which of the following statements is true about Precision |
A. | It is a range of error in an account between MLE & materiality |
B. | It is a range of error in an account between MLE & AMLE |
C. | It is a range of error in an account between Materiality & AMLE |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. It is a range of error in an account between MLE & materiality |
31. |
AMLE in the context of likely errors is used in this stage of audit |
A. | Reporting |
B. | Evaluation of results |
C. | Planning |
D. | Field Audit |
Answer» C. Planning |
32. |
The formula for calculating precision is |
A. | (Materiality - Range of error possible) x AMLE |
B. | (Materiality - AMLE) x Range of error possible |
C. | (AMLE - Range of error possible) x Materiality |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. (Materiality - AMLE) x Range of error possible |
33. |
There is a direct relationship between materiality level and the level of audit risk |
A. | TRUE |
B. | FALSE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» B. FALSE |
34. |
The three components of Audit Risk as per the risk model are |
A. | Inherent Risk, Control Risk, Mitigation Risk |
B. | Inherent Risk, Control Risk, Litigation Risk |
C. | Inherent Risk, Control Risk, Detection Risk |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Inherent Risk, Control Risk, Detection Risk |
35. |
If the desired overall assurance from audit is 95%, the inherent risk is 40% and the control risk is 50%, what would be the desired assurance from substantive tests |
A. | 90% |
B. | 95% |
C. | 99% |
D. | 75% |
Answer» D. 75% |
36. |
what are the audit procedures commonly used to obtain audit assurance? |
A. | Analytical Procedures |
B. | Systems Based Audit |
C. | Direct Substantive Testing |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
37. |
Which of the following is not a part of analytical procedures? |
A. | System Analysis |
B. | Economic Analysis |
C. | Regression Analysis |
D. | Predictive Analysis |
Answer» B. Economic Analysis |
38. |
When you are finding out the inventory-turnover ratio, you are doing |
A. | Comparison across components |
B. | Comparison involving a single component |
C. | Regression analysis |
D. | Economic analysis |
Answer» A. Comparison across components |
39. |
This is a technique that creates an equation to reveal how one variable is related to one or more other variables. |
A. | Comparison across components |
B. | Predictive Analysis |
C. | Regression analysis |
D. | Economic analysis |
Answer» C. Regression analysis |
40. |
Which of the audit procedures is a form of inductive reasoning where the reasonableness of the aggregate results is inferred from the evidence of reliability of the individual details that are tested? |
A. | Analytical Procedures |
B. | Systems Based Audit |
C. | Direct Substantive Testing |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» C. Direct Substantive Testing |
41. |
Which kind of audit sampling is generally used for testing controls? |
A. | Attribute Sampling |
B. | Random Sampling |
C. | Monetary Unit Sampling |
D. | Stratified Sampling |
Answer» A. Attribute Sampling |
42. |
Which method of sampling is expected to produce representative samples? |
A. | Block Selection |
B. | Judgmental Sampling |
C. | Random Sampling |
D. | Convenient Sampling |
Answer» C. Random Sampling |
43. |
Which method of sampling is not expected to produce representative samples? |
A. | Block Selection |
B. | Random Sampling |
C. | Systematic Sampling |
D. | Monetary Unit Sampling |
Answer» A. Block Selection |
44. |
A pre-condition for any statistical sampling is the availability of a _______ |
A. | Sampling unit |
B. | sampling frame |
C. | Sampling structure |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» B. sampling frame |
45. |
Population is divided into groups, each being fairly homogenous with respect to value and risk in this kind of sampling |
A. | Block Selection |
B. | Random Sampling |
C. | Stratified Sampling |
D. | Monetary Unit Sampling |
Answer» C. Stratified Sampling |
46. |
Sampling interval is calculated in this kind of sampling |
A. | Simple Random Sampling |
B. | Systematic Sampling |
C. | Stratified Sampling |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» B. Systematic Sampling |
47. |
This method of sampling is also called probability proportionate to size (PPS) sampling |
A. | Block Selection |
B. | Random Sampling |
C. | Stratified Sampling |
D. | Monetary Unit Sampling |
Answer» D. Monetary Unit Sampling |
48. |
Extrapolation of sampling results to the population is possible in the case of Judgmental Sampling. |
A. | TRUE |
B. | FALSE |
C. | none |
D. | all |
Answer» B. FALSE |
49. |
Risk assessment is primarily a part of which of these stages in the audit process? |
A. | Planning |
B. | Excecution |
C. | Reporting |
D. | Follow up |
Answer» A. Planning |
50. |
Reflecting all the transactions relating to the period of the accounts without regard to the actual date of payment or receipt is also called |
A. | Accrual system accounting |
B. | Mercantile system of accounting |
C. | Both |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Both |
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