Audit Quiz - Chapter 9 Flashcards
Materiality is an absolute concept.
False
Materiality is referenced in audited financial statements.
True
Materiality employs the reasonable person’s view concept.
True
Materiality is solely quantitative driven.
False
Materiality Thresholds address the minimum amount of misstatement the auditor is willing to accept.
False
Generally, qualitative factors are just as important as quantitative factors when assessing materiality.
True
GAAS established specific materiality guidance.
False
Preliminary judgement about materiality requires a considerable amount of professional wisdom.
True
Preliminary judgement about materiality that yields a low dollar amount requires less evidence accumulation.
False
Performance materiality levels established are generally higher than preliminary judgement about materiality thresholds.
False
Performance materiality limits are additional tools employed to reasonably ensure that undetected and uncorrected misstatements are below audit acceptable risk.
True
Auditors accept some degree of risks when performing audits.
True
The Audit Risk Model ultimately focuses on Acceptable Audit Risk.
False
Inherent Risk and Control Risk have an indirect effect on Planned Detection Risk.
True
Inherent Risk and Control Risk have an indirect effect on evidence gathering.
False