Auditing & Attestation Mini Exam 24 — AUD — Auditing & Attestation Mini Exams
Questions in this quiz (10)
Which of the following is a key consideration when evaluating the sufficiency of audit evidence?
- The cost of obtaining the evidence.
- The relevance and reliability of the evidence.
- The client's preference for procedures.
- The auditor's workload.
An auditor performs confirmations of receivables. Which assertion is primarily tested?
- Existence
- Completeness
- Valuation
- Presentation
Which of the following is required for audit workpapers?
- They must include forecasts.
- They must support the auditor's conclusions.
- They must be signed by management.
- They must follow a strict template.
Which of the following is NOT typically part of inventory observation?
- Observing count procedures.
- Performing test counts.
- Evaluating costing methods.
- Inspecting inventory.
Which of the following is audit evidence obtained through inquiry?
- Confirming balances.
- Observing inventory.
- Reviewing contracts.
- Asking management about controls.
Which factor most increases reliability of audit evidence?
- Timeliness.
- Independence of source.
- Ease of access.
- Client involvement.
Which of the following is NOT included in audit documentation?
- Audit procedures performed.
- Evidence obtained.
- Auditor conclusions.
- Client internal memos unrelated to audit.
If no response is received to a confirmation, what should the auditor do?
- Assume balance is correct.
- Perform alternative procedures.
- Issue opinion immediately.
- Ignore nonresponse.
Which best describes sufficient appropriate audit evidence?
- Only detailed evidence.
- Only external evidence.
- Adequate quantity and quality.
- Evidence documented only.
Reviewing lease agreements is an example of which audit procedure?
- Observation.
- Inspection of documents.
- Inquiry.
- Reperformance.
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