MCQ Bank
The process of studying the legitimacy, usefulness and reliability of business transactions is:
- A) Collection of audit evidence
- B) Study of economic operations
- C) Examination of violations found in operations
- D) Formulation of audit categories
Inappropriate audit approaches lead towards misunderstanding of internal control systems. The best example for an inappropriate audit approach is;
- A) Apply the tests of controls only after occurring of event
- B) Apply substantive procedures only for a particular assertion may be because auditor failed to identify any effective control
- C) Combined approach (applying both tests of operating effectiveness of control’s and substantive procedures for same assertion
- D) Apply tests of control only for a particular assertion
Existence of purchasing department entertain the auditor in following manner:
- A) Give awareness to auditor about nature of goods purchased
- B) Give awareness about entity’s minimum and maximum re-order level to ensure efficient control
- C) All of the given options
- D) Give awareness whether ordering is centralized or not
Tests of controls include all of the following EXCEPT:
- A) Walk-through procedures
- B) Observation
- C) Analytical procedures
- D) Inspection of documents, files, etc.
‘Timing of audit procedure’ refers to which one of the following descriptions?
- A) It refers to sample size or number of observations of a control activity (quantity of audit evidence)
- B) It refers to when audit procedures are performed or the period or date to which the audit evidence applies
- C) It refers to the nature of testing and their procedures, that is, designing, structuring, and compiling work to be done
- D) It refers to the purpose i.e. (tests of controls or substantive procedures) and their type, that is, inspections, observation, inquiry confirmation, recalculation, re-performances or analytical procedures
Test of details is also called as:
- A) Substantive test
- B) Compliance test
- C) Test of skills
- D) Test of control
Internal sources of audit evidence for an entity includes the following EXCEPT:
- A) Non-financial data and records
- B) Management representation and discussion
- C) Accounting systems, records, and documents
- D) Associated companies of the entity
Which one of the following examples constitutes the most reliable piece of audit evidence available to an auditor?
- A) A supplier’s invoice kept in the client's records
- B) A receipted shipping document
- C) A duplicate sales receipt dated and signed
- D) A written confirmation from a bank
All of the following characteristics reflect the level of competence of audit evidence EXCEPT:
- A) Independence
- B) Sufficiency
- C) Relevance
- D) Reliability
Tests of controls are used to obtain evidence regarding the:
- A) Implementation of internal control system
- B) Effectiveness of internal control system
- C) None of the given options
- D) Planning of internal control system
Analytical procedures are used to understand the:
- A) Client’s business
- B) Going concern
- C) All of the given options
- D) Possible misstatements in financial statements
From the following options select independent variable which has NO relation to substantive procedures;
- A) Reasonable assurance
- B) Auditor opinion
- C) Auditor engagement
- D) Sufficient appropriate audit evidence
Appropriateness of the audit evidence refers to the quality of audit evidence that imply to which one of the following statements?
- A) Formulation and structure of audit evidence gathered
- B) Relevance and reliability of audit evidence gathered
- C) Consequence and implication of audit evidence gathered
- D) Inconsistency and flexibility of audit evidence gathered
While inspecting the purchase cycle of a company the auditor focuses to obtain the following objectives EXCEPT:
- A) Goods received should be properly inspected
- B) All transaction related to receivables should be properly recorded
- C) Purchase orders only issues for such quantity which is necessary for the conducting of business operations
- D) Purchase order issued under proper authority and procedures
The Nature of audit procedures refers to which of the following:
I. Its Purpose
II. Its Type
III. Its Duration
IV. Its features
- A) II, IV & I only
- B) I & II only
- C) II, III and IV only
- D) I, III & IV only
Reliability of audit evidence is influenced by all of the following factors EXCEPT:
- A) Timeliness
- B) Objectivity
- C) Quantity
- D) Source and nature of the information
Following are the basic objectives of constructing the Internal control questionnaire (ICQ) EXCEPT:
- A) To ensures about evaluation of control system thus recorded
- B) To identify those controls which indicate the weakness of system
- C) To identify those controls which indicate the strengths of system
- D) To ensures about the proper dispatching of engagement letter
Which of the following risk/(s) can present at assertion level?
- A) Audit risk
- B) Significant risk
- C) All of the given options
- D) Material misstatement risk
Which one of the following is FALSE about Internal Control Evaluation Checklists (ICEC)?
- A) ICEC is developed to overcome the shortcomings of Internal Control Questionnaire
- B) The rules of constructing ICEC is different than construction of Internal Control Questionnaire
- C) It is normally employed where system’s information has already been recorded
- D) It is designed to determine; whether desirable internal controls are present
Techniques of Audit Tests include all of the following EXCEPT:
- A) Inspection
- B) Examination
- C) Computation
- D) Observation