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The risk of assessing control risk too high is


A) an error that will affect the efficiency of the audit
B) an error that will affect the effectiveness of the audit
C) an error that will affect the reliability of the audit
D) an error that will affect the relevance of the audit

E) B) and D)
F) All of the above

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The purpose of internal control testing is to gather evidence about


A) internal controls over financial statements
B) internal controls over financial reporting
C) the operating effectiveness of the control
D) whether the control has been placed in operation

E) C) and D)
F) B) and D)

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A random sample for tests of controls is a sample


A) that is representative of the population
B) large enough to reduce sampling error to an acceptable level
C) that includes a monetary amount in the item selected
D) that will be subject to the internal control system of the client
E) where every item in the population has an equal chance of selection
F) both A and C
G) both A and E
H) both B and D

I) D) and E)
J) G) and H)

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Auditors control nonsampling risk for nonstatistical sampling by


A) quantifying the risk
B) planning and supervising employees
C) performing analytical procedures
D) performing tests of controls

E) B) and C)
F) A) and B)

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Which of the following statements is a correct statement about haphazard sampling?


A) the sample is selected without any bias.
B) haphazard sampling can be used for either statistical or non-statistical sampling.
C) haphazard sampling may be used when items in the population are not prenumbered documents.
D) haphazard sampling must be used when items in the population are not prenumbered documents.
E) haphazard sampling can only be used for non-statistical sampling.
F) both A and B
G) both A and E
H) Both D and E

I) C) and E)
J) D) and F)

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The auditor uses professional judgment to estimate


A) the risk of underreliance
B) the sample interval
C) the desired control risk
D) the expected deviation rate
E) the actual deviation rate

F) C) and E)
G) A) and B)

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If evidence of the control can be observed by the auditor


A) the control is preventing or detecting misstatements in the financial statements
B) the control has the ability to prevent or detect misstatements in the financial statements
C) this is not sufficient to determine if the control is preventing or detecting misstatements in the financial statements
D) this is not sufficient to determine if the control has the ability to prevent or detect misstatements in the financial statements

E) A) and D)
F) A) and B)

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A sequential sampling plan usually consists of two to four groups.Once the auditor has considered control deviations in the first group of sampling units,he decides whether to


A) accept the assessed level of inherent risk as planned,without examining additional sampling units
B) stop sampling because the tolerable rate of deviation cannot be achieved
C) examine additional sampling units because sufficient information to support the assessed level of control risk has not been found
D) sample additional units until the tolerable rate of deviation is achieved
E) examine additional sampling units because sufficient information to support the actual level of control risk has not been found
F) both A and C
G) both B and C
H) both D and E

I) C) and F)
J) A) and E)

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The auditing standards require


A) the auditor to list the specific items sampled in the work papers or to describe the sampling method in such a way that another auditor could go back and arrive at the same sample results
B) the auditor to list the specific results obtained in the work papers or to describe the sampling method in such a way that another auditor could go back and pull the same sample
C) the auditor to list the specific results obtained in the work papers or to describe the sampling method in such a way that another auditor could go back and arrive at the same sample results
D) the auditor to list the specific items sampled in the work papers or to describe the sampling method in such a way that another auditor could go back and pull the same sample

E) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

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Describe how the test of control procedure was performed.

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The auditor performs the audit procedure...

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Sequential sampling might be used to reduce sample size in a situation where the auditor


A) believes the risk of overreliance is low
B) believes the risk of overreliance is high
C) believes the population has a low deviation rate
D) believes the population has a high deviation rate

E) B) and C)
F) A) and B)

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The most important points to understand about gathering evidence based on sampling procedures are:


A) when to use a sample to confirm evidence
B) how to generate a random sample for the test
C) how to validate the audit test
D) how to evaluate the deviations found in the sample
E) how to use the sample results to arrive at an assumption about the population
F) both A and C
G) both A and E
H) both B and D

I) B) and H)
J) B) and F)

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Sampling risk


A) can be estimated when the auditor uses statistical sampling
B) can be calculated when the auditor uses statistical sampling
C) can be assumed when the auditor uses statistical sampling
D) can be reduced when the auditor uses statistical sampling
E) can be calculated when the auditor uses nonstatistical sampling

F) A) and B)
G) B) and D)

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For an internal control test,the auditor performs the audit procedure to determine whether the sample items contain


A) deviations from the asserted control
B) deviations from the documented control
C) exceptions to the documented control
D) exceptions to the asserted control

E) None of the above
F) A) and B)

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The auditor uses professional judgment to estimate


A) the risk of overreliance
B) the sample interval
C) the desired control risk
D) the expected deviation rate
E) the actual deviation rate
F) both A and D
G) both B and C
H) both D and E

I) C) and D)
J) B) and G)

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Statistical sampling and nonstatistical sampling refer


A) to the sample selection procedure
B) to the sample selection method
C) to the way the auditor obtains the sample items
D) to the way the auditor evaluates the sample results
E) to the way the auditor obtains the sample results
F) both A and C
G) both A and E
H) Both B and D

I) C) and E)
J) A) and B)

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Audit samples for tests of controls may be designed using a fixed sampling plan or a sequential sampling plan.

A) True
B) False

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The risk of assessing control risk too low is


A) an error that will affect the efficiency of the audit
B) an error that will affect the effectiveness of the audit
C) an error that will affect the reliability of the audit
D) an error that will affect the relevance of the audit

E) All of the above
F) A) and C)

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Systematic random sampling can only be used when


A) internal controls are present
B) the sampling units are prenumbered
C) internal controls are operating
D) random sampling can be used under any circumstances

E) None of the above
F) A) and D)

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The auditor may decide to stop internal control testing if


A) the items sampled indicate a lower rate of deviation than planned
B) the items sampled indicate a lower precision rate than planned
C) the items sampled indicate a higher rate of deviation than planned
D) the items sampled indicate a higher precision rate than planned

E) A) and B)
F) None of the above

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