Kahoot Quiz on Concepts of Auditing Flashcards

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What is an essential factor in evaluating the sufficiency of evidence?

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Sufficiently persuasive to enable the auditor to form an opinion

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2
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Which is the least persuasive type of audit evidence?

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Copies of sales invoivces inspected by the auditor

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3
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What is tolerable misstatement?

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The maximum amount of materiality allocated to a specific account

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4
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The auditor decides what the level of materiality will be, considering the entirety of the financial statements.

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True.
Auditors will first set the materiality level for the FS as a whole there after only allocating the tolerable misstatement to each specific account.

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5
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Audit evidence needs to be reliable and relevance.

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True

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6
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What does the Audit Risk Model make up of?

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  1. Control Risk
  2. Detection Risk
  3. Inherent Risk
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7
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The objective of substantive tests is to obtain evidence about the effectiveness of audit clients’ controls.

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False

It should be tests of controls the one obtaining evidence about the effectiveness of audit clients’ controls.

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Which is not an example of substantive tests?

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Existence, valuation and ownership.

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9
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Higher risk of a fraud exists if?

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There is inadequate segregation of duties employee in a position to perpetrate theft.

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10
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What are the key phases of audit?

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Planning, evidence gathering, completion

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