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Question 1
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(TCO 6) Physical examination is the inspection or count by the auditor of items such as
cash or inventory only.
cash, inventory, canceled checks, and sales documents.
cash, inventory, canceled checks, and tangible fixed assets.
cash, inventory, securities, notes receivable, and tangible fixed assets.
Question 2
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(TCO 6) Analytical procedures are
diagnostic tests of financial information that may not be classified as evidential matter.
calculations of financial information made by a computer.
substantive tests of financial information made by a study and comparison of relationships
among data.
statistical tests of financial information designed to identify areas requiring intensive
investigation.
Question 3
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(TCO 6) The Auditing Standards Board has concluded that analytical procedures are so
important that they are required during
planning and testing phases.
planning and completion phases.
testing and completion phases.
planning, testing, and completion phases.
Question 4
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(TCO 6) Traditionally, confirmations are used to verify
individual transactions between organizations, such as sales transactions.
bank balances and accounts receivables.
fixed asset additions.