61
What is a procurement audit?
A
A review of sales advertising
B
A review of payroll leave balances
C
A review of purchasing governance, competition, approvals, contracts, and payments
D
A review of customer credit notes only
Option C is the correct answer.
62
What is a payroll audit intended to assess?
A
Only the organization's inventory valuation
B
Only the bank's lending policy
C
Accuracy, authorization, compliance, and controls over employee payments
D
Only the marketing budget
Option C is the correct answer.
63
What is a revenue audit intended to examine?
A
Only employee recruitment
B
Controls and records over sales, billing, receipts, and revenue recognition
C
Only purchases of office supplies
D
Only depreciation of buildings
Option B is the correct answer.
64
What is a cash audit particularly concerned with?
A
Only the annual leave schedule
B
Only the organization's long-term strategy
C
Only the value of patents
D
Existence, completeness, authorization, safeguarding, and accurate recording of cash
Option D is the correct answer.
65
What is an inventory audit intended to assess?
A
Existence, condition, valuation, completeness, and controls over inventory
B
Only employee performance reviews
C
Only the amount of share capital
D
Only the company's tax registration
Option A is the correct answer.
66
What is a fixed-asset audit likely to examine?
A
Existence, ownership, capitalization, depreciation, impairment, and disposal
B
Only customer complaints
C
Only sales commission rates
D
Only payroll deductions
Option A is the correct answer.
67
What is a fraud risk assessment?
A
A replacement for management oversight
B
A guarantee that no fraud exists
C
A process for calculating depreciation
D
A structured evaluation of where and how fraud could occur and its potential impact
Option D is the correct answer.
68
What is the fraud triangle?
A
Pressure or incentive, opportunity, and rationalization
B
Assets, liabilities, and equity
C
Planning, budgeting, and forecasting
D
Risk, control, and audit opinion
Option A is the correct answer.
69
Which fraud triangle factor refers to a perceived chance to commit fraud without detection?
A
Opportunity
B
Materiality
C
Pressure
D
Rationalization
Option A is the correct answer.
70
Which fraud triangle factor can include financial pressure or unrealistic targets?
A
Opportunity
B
Pressure or incentive
C
Rationalization
D
Detection risk
Option B is the correct answer.