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Quiz by Kayla Harbaugh, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Kayla Harbaugh
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Question 1
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Audit reporting standards for financial statement and integrated audits require auditors to provide which of the following?
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a. No assurance.
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b. Materiality assurance.
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c. Negative assurance.
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d. Positive assurance.
Question 2
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Which of the following statements is true regarding audit reporting?
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a. The auditor should provide an opinion based on the audit evidence obtained.
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b. Auditing standards require auditors to provide positive assurance.
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c. The auditor's opinion should state whether the financial statements are presented fairly.
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d. All of the above statements are true.
Question 3
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According to the AICPA's audit reporting principles, which of the following is incorrect?
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a. The purpose of an audit is achieved when an auditor expresses an opinion on the financial statements.
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b. The auditor expresses an opinion as to whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement or states that an opinion cannot be expressed.
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c. The purpose of an audit is to enhance the degree of confidence that users can place in the financial statements.
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d. The auditor provides positive assurance that the financial statements are free of errors, either intentional or unintentional.
Question 4
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Which of the following is an example of the contents of an opinion paragraph found in an unqualified audit report?
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a. "The financial statements referred to above present fairly..."
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b. "Nothing came to our attention..."
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c. "We have audited...."
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d. "An audit includes examining, on a test basis..."
Question 5
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If the auditor has no reservations about the fairness of the financial statements but believes there is a remote possibility that resolution of an uncertainty will have a material effect on the financial statements, which of the following would the auditor issue?
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a. A disclaimer of opinion.
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b. An adverse opinion.
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c. An unqualified opinion with no report modifications.
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d. An unqualified opinion with explanatory paragraphs.
Question 6
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Audit reports are designed to promote clear communication between the auditor and the financial statement user. Which of the following is not delineated in the audit report?
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a. The nature of the audit opinion formulation process.
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b. The auditor's opinion on the fairness of the financial statements.
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c. The experience level of the audit team.
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d. What was audited and the relative responsibilities of the client and the auditor.
Question 7
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If the auditor decides to draw attention to large related party transactions occurring in the financial statements of the client, which report will most likely be issued?
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a. Adverse opinion.
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b. Consolidated opinion.
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c. Qualified opinion.
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d. Unqualified opinion with an explanatory paragraph.
Question 8
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A client company has a history of negative cash flow trends and continuing losses. Which type of opinion will the auditor most likely issue?
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a. Unqualified with explanatory language.
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b. Disclaimer of opinion.
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c. Adverse.
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d. Qualified.
Question 9
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In which one of the following cases would an auditor most likely issue a qualified opinion?
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a. There is an immaterial dollar misstatement on the financial statements.
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b. There is one material departure from GAAP that affects only two accounts.
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c. There is a highly material, and very pervasive departure from SFAS No. 141 and No. 142.
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d. There is a change in accounting principles promulgated by the FASB.
Question 10
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Qualified opinions can only be issued by auditors for which of the following?
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a. Violations of GAAP.
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b. Scope limitations.
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c. Going concern.
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d. Lack of independence.
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e. Either A or B.
Question 11
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Which of the following is an example of circumstances that would not limit the audit scope?
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a. The timing of the fieldwork.
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b. An inadequacy in the accounting records.
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c. Emphasis of an important matter.
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d. The inability to gather sufficient competent evidence.
Question 12
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Adverse opinions can only be issued by auditors based on which of the following?
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a. Violations of GAAP.
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b. Scope limitations.
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c. Going concern.
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d. Lack of independence.
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e. Either B or D.
Question 13
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An audit of the Flagler Company, a diamond mining company, brings to light the fact that its equipment has been marked up to the owners' expectation of market values. Such a situation will most likely result in which type of opinion?
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a. Review.
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b. Adverse.
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c. Unqualified with explanatory language.
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d. Disclaimer.
Question 14
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In which one of the following instances would an auditor most likely issue an adverse opinion?
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a. There is substantial doubt about the entity's ability to continue as a going concern.
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b. Management declines to present earnings per share in the income statement.
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c. There is a material dollar misstatement that is pervasive in the financial statements.
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d. The client does not allow the auditor to send confirmations to its three largest customers.
Question 15
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In which of the following circumstances would an auditor be most likely to express an adverse opinion on a company's financial statements?
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a. There is substantial doubt about the entity's ability to continue as a going concern.
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b. The financial statements are not in conformity with FASB requirements regarding the capitalization of leases.
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c. The client has had significant transactions with related entities that the auditor wants to emphasize.
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d. The auditor is not independent.
Question 16
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In which one of the following instances would an auditor most likely issue a disclaimer of opinion?
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a. Management declines to provide a statement of cash flows.
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b. The auditor is unable to confirm receivables but performs alternative procedures.
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c. Management will not sign a management representation letter.
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d. The auditor is independent of the client.
Question 17
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In which one of the following instances would an auditor not issue a disclaimer of opinion?
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a. There are significant misstatements in the financial statements.
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b. There is a significant limitation on the scope of the engagement.
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c. The auditors are not invited to observe the periodic inventory at year-end.
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d. There is insufficient evidence for the auditor to form an opinion on the fairness of the financial statements.
Question 18
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When an auditor lacks independence with respect to a client, which of the following should the auditor issue?
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a. A qualified opinion with explanatory paragraph.
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b. A disclaimer of opinion.
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c. An unqualified opinion.
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d. An adverse opinion.
Question 19
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Disclaimers of opinion can only be issued by auditors based on which of the following?
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a. Violations of GAAP.
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b. Substantial scope limitations.
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c. Going concern.
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d. Lack of independence.
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e. Either B or D.
Question 20
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A justified departure from GAAP may result in which of the following?
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a. A qualified opinion.
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b. A disclaimer of an audit opinion.
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c. An adverse opinion.
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d. An unqualified audit opinion with an explanatory paragraph.
Question 21
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An emphasis of a matter may result in which of the following?
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a. An adverse opinion.
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b. A disclaimer of an audit opinion.
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c. A qualified audit opinion.
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d. An unqualified audit opinion with an explanatory paragraph.
Question 22
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When there is a restriction on the scope of the internal control over financial reporting (ICFR) engagement, what should the auditor do?
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a. The auditor will report this directly to the Treadway Commission.
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b. The auditor will either withdraw from the engagement or disclaim an opinion.
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c. The auditor will issue an opinion on the ICFR based on another audit firm's work.
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d. The auditor will issue an adverse opinion.
Question 23
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After an audit report is issued, the auditor discovers through a peer review that an important audit procedure has been omitted. In this case, what should the auditor do?
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a. Notify all parties known to be relying on the report.
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b. Contact his or her professional liability insurance carrier.
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c. Immediately request the client recall the report.
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d. Determine whether the report can still be supported in light of the omitted procedure.
Question 24
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If the auditor failed to confirm receivables when that should have been done and it may be too late to confirm now, what should the auditor do?
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a. Issue a disclaimer of opinion.
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b. Automatically decide that the previously issued audit report cannot be supported in light of the omitted procedures.
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c. Extend the previous work done on subsequent collections to help determine that the receivables existed and were properly valued at the balance sheet date.
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d. Issue an adverse opinion.
Question 25
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How would the auditor categorize a situation when the financial statements do not contain a note the auditor believes is necessary for fair presentation?
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a. A scope limitation.
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b. A departure from GAAP.
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c. An act discreditable.
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d. An uncertainty.
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