1.
Which of the following would constitute a violation of the IIA Code of Ethics?
2.
In advance of a preliminary survey, a chief audit executive sends a memorandum and questionnaire to the supervisors of the department to be audited. What is the most likely result of that procedure?
3.
Which of the following would be the least desirable criteria against which to judge current operations of an organization's treasury function?
4.
An internal auditor compared the number of human resources professionals per employee with industry standards. This comparison would assist the auditor in evaluating which of the following areas?
5.
During an audit of a contract for computer security, a governmental auditor finds that a contractor has developed a system that could be the most advanced in the industry. If it seems that the contractor is charging the government for developmental cost of a system that might be sold to other organizations, what is the auditor's best course of action?
6.
An internal auditor noticed that employees with responsibilities for cash collection had recently issued an unusually large number of credit memos, indicating that the original charges had been made to the wrong customer accounts. From a control standpoint, the auditor would be concerned with the possibility that:
7.
After becoming aware of control weaknesses indicating that a fraud could have been committed, which of the following actions should an internal auditor take next?
8.
Audit supervision includes approval of the engagement report in order to ensure that:
9.
An auditor decides to perform an inventory turnover analysis for both raw materials inventory and finished goods inventory. The analysis would be potentially useful in:
10.
An internal auditor provided the following statement about division A's performance during the month:
"Because supplies of raw material X were scarce, division A's profits declined by 15 percent."
Which of the following can be validly concluded from the auditor's statement?