A) Entries in the cash receipts journal.
B) Entries in the general journal.
C) Remittance advices.
D) Shipping documents.
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A) Variables.
B) Stratified.
C) Ratio.
D) Attributes.
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A) unrestricted random (UR)
B) systematic random (SR)
C) haphazard (H)
D) block (B)
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A) Define the characteristic of interest.
B) Define the population.
C) Measure the sample items.
D) Evaluate the sample results.
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A) Attributes sampling.
B) Discovery sampling.
C) Sequential sampling.
D) Statistical sampling.
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A) Select another purchase to test.
B) Have the client recreate the purchase order.
C) Consider the sample item a deviation.
D) Ask the client if the purchase was authorized.
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A) unrestricted random (UR)
B) systematic random (SR)
C) haphazard (H)
D) block (B)
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A) 77 items.
B) 93 items.
C) 132 items.
D) 124 items.
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A) The efficiency of an audit engagement.
B) The effectiveness of an audit engagement.
C) The validity of an audit.
D) The type of report the auditor decides to render.
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A) Does not support the auditor's planned level of control risk when the true operating effectiveness of the control justifies such an assessment.
B) Contains misstatements that could be material to the financial statements when aggregated with misstatements in other account balances or transaction classes.
C) Contains proportionally fewer monetary errors or deviations from prescribed control procedures than exist in the balance or class as a whole.
D) Does not support the tolerable misstatement for some or all of management's assertions.
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A) unrestricted random (UR)
B) systematic random (SR)
C) haphazard (H)
D) block (B)
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A) Expected population deviation rate; tolerable rate of deviation.
B) Upper limit rate of deviation; tolerable rate of deviation.
C) Tolerable rate of deviation; expected population deviation rate.
D) Tolerable rate of deviation; upper limit rate of deviation.
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A) Expected population deviation rate.
B) Risk of underreliance.
C) Sample rate of deviation.
D) Tolerable rate of deviation.
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A) The tolerable rate is 4%.
B) The critical rate of occurrence is 4%.
C) The sample rate of deviation is 4%.
D) The expected population deviation rate is 4%.
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A) Upper limit rate of deviation; sample rate of deviation.
B) Tolerable rate of deviation; sample rate of deviation.
C) Expected rate of deviation; upper limit rate of deviation.
D) Upper limit rate of deviation; tolerable rate of deviation.
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A) Expected population deviation rate: Yes; Tolerable rate of deviation: Yes
B) Expected population deviation rate: No; Tolerable rate of deviation: No
C) Expected population deviation rate: Yes; Tolerable rate of deviation: No
D) Expected population deviation rate: No; Tolerable rate of deviation: Yes
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A) Nonstatistical sampling is permitted in the audits of both public and nonpublic entities.
B) Nonstatistical sampling does not require the use of random selection techniques.
C) When using nonstatistical sampling,auditors are required to quantify the parameters used to determine sample size.
D) Auditors are required to use professional judgment in evaluating the sample results in a nonstatistical sampling application.
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A) The transactions have been processed by the entity throughout the year.
B) The transactions should be limited to those processed in a specific geographic area.
C) The transactions have been processed by different individuals.
D) The transactions represent both large and small dollar amounts.
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A) The audit team's conclusions do not need to be documented unless they decide to rely on internal control at planned levels.
B) The audit team should document information regarding the number of deviations and sample deviation rate,but not the allowance for sampling risk.
C) The audit team's documentation should include information about the control environment,including an assessment of management's integrity.
D) The audit team's documentation should include information regarding all steps of the sampling process and implications of the conclusions reached on internal control reliance and substantive procedures.
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