A) Audit risk.
B) Inherent risk.
C) Control risk.
D) Detection risk.
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A) Inform the SEC.
B) Perform extended procedures.
C) Include more experienced auditors on the engagement.
D) Perform tests closer to year-end.
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A) Perform extended audit procedures.
B) Consult with fraud examiners.
C) Report directly to the Securities and Exchange Commission within one day.
D) Withdraw from the engagement.
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A) An auditor's responsibility to detect noncompliance that has a direct and material effect on the financial statements is the same as that for errors and frauds.
B) An audit in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards normally includes audit procedures specifically designed to detect noncompliance that has an indirect but material effect on the financial statements.
C) An auditor considers noncompliance from the perspective of the reliability of management's representations rather than their relation to audit objectives derived from financial statement assertions.
D) An auditor has no responsibility for noncompliance that has an indirect effect on the financial statements.
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A) Evaluate the effect on the financial statements.
B) Determine the reliability of management's representations.
C) Consider whether other similar acts may have occurred.
D) Recommend remedial actions to the audit committee.
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A) Unintentional mistakes.
B) Noncompliance.
C) Intentional distortions of financial statements.
D) Violations of GAAS.
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A) Supporting documents are produced when requested.
B) The client made several large adjustments at or near year-end.
C) The company has recently hired a new chief financial officer after the previous one retired.
D) The company maintains several different petty cash funds.
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A) Audit risk.
B) Inherent risk.
C) Control risk.
D) Detection risk.
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A) Auditors should design an audit to provide reasonable assurance of detecting errors and frauds that are material to the financial statements.
B) Auditors are responsible to detect material errors but have no responsibility to detect material frauds that are concealed through employee collusion or management override of the internal control structure.
C) Auditors have no responsibility to detect errors and frauds unless analytical procedures or tests of transactions identify conditions causing a reasonably prudent auditor to suspect that the financial statements were materially misstated.
D) Auditors have no responsibility to detect errors and frauds because auditors are not insurers and an audit does not constitute a guarantee.
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A) Assurance provided by substantive tests.
B) Risk of misapplying audit procedures.
C) Preliminary judgment about materiality levels.
D) Risk of failing to discover material misstatements.
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A) Assess risk of material misstatement at high and achieve an acceptably low audit risk by performing extensive detection work.
B) Assess control risk at zero and perform a minimum of detection work.
C) Assess inherent risk at zero and perform a minimum of detection work.
D) Decide that audit risk can be 40 percent.
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A) Errors: limited; frauds: negative; direct effect noncompliance: limited.
B) Errors: limited; frauds: limited; direct effect noncompliance: reasonable.
C) Errors: reasonable; frauds: limited; direct effect noncompliance: limited.
D) Errors: reasonable; frauds: reasonable; direct effect noncompliance: reasonable.
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A) Detection risk was at a low level.
B) Detection risk was at a high level.
C) Control risk was at a low level.
D) Inherent risk was at a high level.
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A) Understand the nature of errors and frauds.
B) Assess the risk of occurrence of errors and frauds.
C) Design audits to provide reasonable assurance of detecting errors and frauds.
D) Report all errors and frauds found to police authorities.
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A) Option A
B) Option B
C) Option C
D) Option D
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