Aud Theo
Aud Theo
Aud Theo
or
false
1.
The
concept
of
materiality
is
pervasive
to
the
audit
process
and
guides
the
nature
and
extent
of
audit
tes9ng.
a. Directly
b. No
relaNonship
c. Indirectly
d. Inversely
6.
Which
of
the
following
would
an
auditor
most
likely
use
in
determining
the
his/her
preliminary
judgment
about
materiality?
a. A
more
evidence
will
be
required
than
for
a
high
level
b. Less
evidence
will
be
required
than
for
a
high
level
c. The
same
amount
of
evidence
will
be
required
as
for
a
high
level
d. The
amount
of
evidence
required
will
not
be
affected
9.
The
factor
which
disNnguishes
an
error
from
an
irregularity
is
a. Materiality
b. Intent
c. Whether
it
is
a
peso
amount
or
a
process
d. Whether
it
is
a
caused
by
the
auditor
or
the
client
10.
In
order
to
make
materiality
decisions
when
a
condiNon
requiring
a
departure
from
an
unmodified
report
exists,
the
auditor
must
evaluate
a. Adverse
effects
related
to
the
item
are
likely
to
occur.
b. Sufficient
staff
is
available
c. Related
evidence
is
reliable
d. Miscellaneous
income
is
affected.
19.
An
auditor
has
assessed
enNty’s
business
risk
and
the
risk
to
material
misstatements
of
its
F/S.
These
are
done
in
order
to:
a. Determine
the
reliance
on
company’s
internal
control
for
financial
reporNng
b. Apply
the
audit
risk
model
in
determining
the
appropriate
audit
procedures
c. Determine
the
test
of
balances
to
be
performed
by
the
audit
team
d. Assure
the
CPA
firm
that
they
can
do
the
audit
effecNvely
and
efficiently.
20.
Which
of
the
following
industries
is
usually
considered
high
risk
by
audit
firms?
a. DetecNon
risk
is
a
funcNon
of
efficiency
of
an
audiNng
procedures.
b. The
risk
that
material
misstatements
will
not
be
prevented
or
detected
on
a
Nmely
basis
by
internal
control
can
be
reduced
to
zero
by
effecNve
controls.
c. The
exisNng
levels
of
inherent
risk,
control
risk,
and
detecNon
risk
can
be
changed
at
the
discreNon
of
the
auditor.
d. Cash
is
more
suscepNble
to
thec
than
an
inventory
of
coal
because
it
has
a
greater
inherent
risk.
22.
The
existence
of
audit
risk
is
recognized
by
the
statement
in
the
auditor’s
report
that
the
a. F/S
are
presented
fairly,
in
all
material
respects,
in
accordance
with
PFRS.
b. Audit
includes
examining,
on
a
test
basis,
evidence
supporNng
the
amounts
and
disclosures
in
the
F/S
c. Auditor
obtains
reasonable
assurance
about
whether
the
F/S
are
free
of
material
misstatement.
d. Auditor
is
responsible
for
expressing
an
opinion
on
the
F/S,
which
are
management’s
responsibility.
23.
Some
account
balances,
such
as
those
for
reNrement
benefits
and
finance
leases,
are
the
results
of
complex
calculaNons.
The
suscepNbility
to
material
misstatements
in
these
types
of
accounts
is
referred
to
as