1.
Which of the following is a weakness that is inherent in the use of the test data method to test internal controls in a computer-based accounting system?
2.
Which of the following would be most helpful to a governmental auditor searching for the existence of multiple welfare claims that were filed under different names but used the same address?
3.
As part of an operational audit, an auditor compared records of current inventory with usage during the prior two-year period and determined that the spare parts inventory was excessive. What step should the auditor perform first?
4.
A performance audit engagement typically involves:
5.
The scope of a business process review primarily involves:
6.
An audit identified a number of weaknesses in the configuration of a critical client/server system. Although some of the weaknesses were corrected prior to the issuance of the audit report, correction of the rest will require between six and 18 months for completion. Consequently, management has developed a detailed action plan, with anticipated completion dates, for addressing the weaknesses. Which of the following is the most appropriate course of action for the chief audit executive to take?
7.
An internal auditor found that the cost of some material installed on capital projects had been transferred to the inventory account because the capital budget had been exceeded. Which of the following would be an appropriate technique for the auditor to use to determine the extent of the problem?
8.
When conducting audit follow-up of a finding related to cash management routines, an internal auditor would expect to find that all of the following changes have occurred except:
9.
Which of the following represents appropriate evidence of supervisory review of engagement workpapers?
10.
Recommendations should be included in the audit report in order to: