Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Master Files

A

Contain the balance or status of entities

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2
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Transaction Files

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Contain activity data

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3
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History or Archive Files

A

Contain inactive past or historical data

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4
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Reference Files

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Contain information needed for reference purposes

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5
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Suspense Files

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Contain items awaiting action, errors, missing information

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Batch

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Accumulates transaction data for a period of time. Then all of the transactions in the transaction file are posted to the master file in one processing run. (Tape processing is always batch)

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7
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Online

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Means the computer-input device is connected to the CPU so that master files are updated as transaction data are entered

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Real-time

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Denotes immediate response to an information user; transaction data are entered and processed to update the relevant master files and a response is provided to the person conducting the business event fast enough to affect the outcome of the event

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9
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Report-time

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The data used to generate the requested report is processed as the report is created

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10
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Which internal document communicates the need for a journal entry to decrease the enterprise’s accounts payable for a supplier to whom the enterprise has returned merchandise?

A

Debit memorandum

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11
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A rectangle symbol on a system flowchart represents what?

A

A computer process

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12
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What internal document communicates to the enterprise purchasing function a department’s identified need for goods or services

A

Purchase requisition

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13
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Which document is typically the portion of a customer statement that says “return this stub with payment”?

A

Remittance advice

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14
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The purpose of task level modeling in the REA ontology is to…

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Represent the specific workflow activities that combine to form events in a business process, and to document the flow of data through an enterprise

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15
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Which document indicates transfer of custody of goods from the enterprise to a common carrier such as UPS or Federal Express?

A

Bill of lading

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16
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System flowcharts consist of what three simple graphical elements that are combined to represent various types of physical information flows and processes?

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Symbols, flow lines, and areas of responsibility

17
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Which document reflects the terms of a mutual commitment event in which the enterprise agrees to transfer title of goods to a customer at an agreed upon future time and price and the customer agrees to pay for those goods?

A

Sale order

18
Q

What is the primary document prepared by the enterprise in conjunction with the economic increment event in the acquisition/payment process?

A

Receiving report

19
Q

Which document identifies goods taken off the shelf in the warehouse and made available to be packed?

A

Picking slip

20
Q

Which edit check compares entered data to predetermined acceptable upper and lower limits?

A

Range check

21
Q

A formula applied to an account number, part number, or similar standard number is used to calculate what?

A

Check digit

22
Q

Use of one customer’s payment to pay off another customer’s account receivable is part of a fraud scheme known as…

A

Lapping

23
Q

The materiality of risk is a function of…

A

The likelihood of loss, and the size of potential loss and its impact on achieving the enterprise’s objectives

24
Q

What is collusion?

A

Two or more employees acting together to conspire in a fraud

25
Q

Which of these is an economy risk?

A

Downturn in the financial markets

26
Q

Bonding is primarily what type of control?

A

Corrective

27
Q

Which type of control focuses primarily on ensuring that errors or irregularities cannot happen?

A

Preventive

28
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Which risks are associated primarily with the recording, maintaining, and reporting information about resources, events, agents, and relationships among them?

A

Information process risks

29
Q

Which is an example of an enterprise risk? (as opposed to economy risk, industry risk, business process risk, or information process risk)

A

A merger with or acquisition of another enterprise