2. Classification of Audit
111, Continuous Audit is carried on –
(a) At the end of the year
(b) At the mid of the year
(c) For the whole year (✓)
(d) None of these
112, Continuous audit is suitable –
(a) For big institutions (✓)
(b) For small institutions
(c) For general institutions
(d) None of these
113, Which of the following audit year?
(a) Final audit
(b) Continuous audit (✓)
(c) Complete audit
(d) Internal audit
114, In which of the following case, continuous audit becomes necessary –
(a) To make intensive check of accounts
(b) When internal check system is not followed organisation in the
(c) When there is need to publish audited accounts at the end of the year
(d) All of these (✓)
115, Which of the following proves helpful in declaration of Interim dividend –
(a) Periodical Audit
(b) Balance Sheet Audit
(c) Continuous Audit (✓)
(d) All above
116, Which of the following is not a advantage of continuous audit –
(a) Early detection of errors and frauds
(b) Intensive checking of books of accounts
(c) Economic (✓)
(d) All above
117, Which of the following is not a disadvantage of continuous audit?
(a) Possibility of alteration in figures
(b) Inconvenience of work
(c) Secret pact with employees
(d) Intensive check of accounts (✓)
118, In which of the following, there is more possibility of secret pact with employees –
(a) Continuous Audit (✓)
(b) Periodical Audit
(c) Balance Sheet Audit.
(d) Interim Audit
119, The effect of auditor on employees by continuous audit –
(a) Increases
(b) Decreases (✓)
(c) Remain constant
(d) None of the above
120, Periodical Audit is carried on –
(a) At the mid of the financial year
(b) At the end of the financial year (✓)
(c) At any time
(d) None of these
121, Final Audit can also be termed as –
(a) Annual Audit
(b) Balance Sheet Audit
(c) Periodical Audit
(d) All of these (✓)
122, Periodical Audit is started –
(a) After preparing final accounts (✓)
(b) Before preparing final accounts
(c) Simultaneously with final accounts
(d) None of above Sonal
123, Which of the following type of audit is suitable for small concerns –
(a) Continuous Audit
(b) Periodical Audit
(e) Balance Sheet Audit
(d) Both above (b) and (c) (✓)
124, Which of the following is suitable form of audit when there exists strong internal check system –
(a) Continuous Audit
(b) Periodical Audit (✓)
(c) Interim Audit
(d) Partial Audit
125, Advantage of periodical audit is –
(a) Helpful in declaration of Interim dividend
(b) Quick preparation of Final accounts
(c) Convenient (✓)
(d) All above
126, In which of the following there is more possibilities in alteration of figures –
(a) Continuous Audit (✓)
(b) Final Audit
(c) Interim Audit
(d) None of these
127, Periodical Audit is an audit in which –
(a) Balance sheet of number of years is audited
(b) Audit is done at the end of the financial year (✓)
(c) Verification of assets and liabilities is done
(d) None of these
128, Balance Sheet Audit is useful when –
(a) The concern is a big one
(b) The concern is a small one (✓)
(c) Internal check is weak
(d) None of these
129, The scope of interim audit falls within the purview –
(a) Partial Audit
(b) Final Audit (✓)
(c) Practical Audit
(d) None of these
130, Interim audit is get done –
(a) At the beginning of the year
(b) At the end of the year
(c) At the middle of the year (✓)
(d) None of the these
131, Management Audit is –
(a) Compulsory
(b) Voluntary (✓)
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these
132, Under balance sheet audit examination is done –
(a) Fixed Assets only
(b) Fixed Liabilities only
(c) All fixed assets and liabilities (✓)
(d) None of these
133, Under Management audit examination is done of the –
(a) Work of the employees
(b) Work of auditor
(c) Work of top authorities (✓)
(d) None of these.
134, The Audit which is opted by a Insurance Company is –
(a) Annual audit (✓)
(b) Interim audit
(c) Continuous audit
(d) None of these
135, What is necessary to measure the efficiency of a manager?
(a) Social audit
(b) Cost audit
(c) Tax audit
(d) Management audit (✓)
136, Management Audit is a valuation of –
(a) Cost Accounts
(b) Financial Accounts.
(c) Management Policies and Working (✓)
(d) Assets and Liabilities
137, Which type of audit is followed by Banking Companies –
(a) Annual Audit (✓)
(b) Interim Audit
(c) Continuous Audit
(d) Partial Audit
138, Continuous Audit is beneficial for –
(a) Banks
(b) Railway
(c) Electric companies
(d) All of these (✓)
139, “The continuous audit is one which of commenced and carried on before the close of the financial year to which it relates”. This is defined by –
(a) S.W. Rowland (✓)
(b) Spicer and Pegler
(c) Williams
(d) None of these
140, Which of the following is advantage of continuous audit –
(a) Early detection of errors and frauds
(b) Quick publication of final accounts
(c) Detailed and intensive check
(d) All of these (✓)
141, Which of the following is a feature of continuous audit –
(a) Highly expensive (✓)
(b) Uninterrupted work
(c) Test checking
(d) All above
142, Audit which is done at the time of admission of a new partner is called –
(a) Casual Audit (✓)
(b) Standard Audit
(c) Partial Audit
(d) Interim Audit
143, If only a part of the accounts of a business are examined, it is termed as –
(a) Casual Audit
(b) Standard Audit
(c) Partial Audit (✓)
(d) Interim Audit
144, Audit is not a guarantee of cent percent truth –
(a) This statement is correct (✓)
(b) This statement is incorrect
(c) Depends on circumstances
(d) None of these
145, Feature of Periodical Audit is –
(a) No fear of alternation of figures
(b) Economical
(c) Time save
(d) All of these (✓)
146, Which of the following type of audit make hurdle in routine works of enterprise –
(a) Continuous Audit (✓)
(b) Periodical Audit
(c) Interim Audit
(d) Partial Audit
147, In which of the following of Audit there remain no scope of alteration in figures –
(a) Continuous Audit
(b) Periodical Audit (✓)
(c) Interim Audit
(d) Partial Audit
148, In which of the following audit publishing of final accounts –
(a) Continuous Audit
(b) Periodical Audit (✓)
(c) Interim Audit
(d) Partial Audit
149, “A continuous audit is one where Auditor Staff is occupied continuously on the accounts the whole year round”, this is defined by –
(a) Spicer and Pegler
(b) Rowland
(c) W.W. Bigg (✓)
(d) None of these
150, “A final or completed audit is that which is commenced after the end of financial year of which it relates”. This is defined by –
(a) W.W. Bigg
(b) Rowland
(c) Lawrance Dicksi (✓)
(d) Spicer and Peglar
151, In which country Balance Sheet Audit means the audit of only Balance Sheet?
(a) In Japan
(b) In China
(c) In America (✓)
(d) In England
152, To sell the business which type of audit is carried on –
(a) Periodical Audit
(b) Continuous Audit
(c) Interim Audit (✓)
(d) None of these
153, Existence of internal audit system does not reduce the desirability of –
(a) Annual Audit (✓)
(b) Interim Audit
(c) Statutory Audit
(d) Continuous Audit
154, Comptroller and Auditor General of India is appointed by –
(a) Central Government
(b) ICAI
(c) President (✓)
(d) None of these
155, To make audit of Government Offices, auditor appointed by –
(a) ICAI
(b) President
(c) Comptroller and Auditor General of India (✓)
(d) None of these
156, Comptroller and Auditor General of India submits its audit report to –
(a) President (✓)
(b) Prime Minister
(c) Finance Minister
(d) None of these
157, Qualification of an Internal Auditor is –
(a) C.A.
(b) C.S.
(c) M.B.A.
(d) No qualification is determined (✓)
3. Audit Process
158, “An audit programme is flexibly planned procedure of examination”, this is defined by –
(a) Kohlar
(b) Arthur W. Holmes (✓)
(c) W.W. Bigg
(d) None of above
159, Which is the essential quality of an audit programme –
(a) Division in
(b) Fixing responsibilities
(c) Review
(d) Flexibility (✓)
160, An audit programme must be –
(a) Flexible
(b) Detailed
(c) Clear-cut
(d) All of these (✓)
161, Which of the following is a merit of audit programme?
(a) Division of work according to capability
(b) Fixed responsibilities
(c) Clear-cut instructions
(d) All of these (✓)
162, Which of the following is disadvantage of audit programme?
(a) Mechanised work
(b) Lack of independent decisions
(c) Not reflect inefficiencies
(d) All above (✓)
163, Before the audit of a new institution –
(a) Scope is determined
(b) Nature of the institution is studied
(c) Methods of accounting are studied
(d) All of the above (✓)
164, Audit programme should be –
(A) Written (✓)
(b) Verbal
(c) Brief
(d) None of these
165, An audit programme is chalked out for the following purpose
(a) For incoming and outgoing of auditor
(b) For routine checking
(c) For outlining the whole procedure of audit (✓)
(d) For inspection of branches of company
166, In audit programme, audit work planning is done by –
(a) Accounts staff
(b) Audit staff (✓)
(c) Board of Directors
(d) Managing director
167, Audit programme should –
(a) Rigid
(b) Mechanised
(c) Rigid and mechanized
(d) Elastic (✓)
168, Use of working papers are necessary as it is –
(a) A statutory requirement
(b) Helps to inspect the work of assistants
(c) Essential for the owner of the concern
(d) Beneficial for auditor (✓)
169, Audit note book contains –
(a) Dates of reference
(b) Detail of work done
(c) List of unobtained and incomplete vouchers
(d) All above (✓)
170, The auditor obtains the working papers –
(a) In the course of the audit (✓)
(b) Before starting audit
(c) After completing audit
(d) None of these
171, Audit working papers are the property of –
(a) Owner of the business
(b) Auditor (✓)
(c) Managers
(d) None of these
172, For which of the following purpose, auditor keeps working papers –
(a) To use them as reference
(b) As a proof of his work
(c) For future guidance
(d) All of these (✓)
173, Which of the following case is related with ownership working papers –
(a) Ipswich Mills vs. Dillon, 1927 (✓)
(b) Kingston Cotton Mills
(c) London and General Bank
(d) Mackson and Robbins
174, Which is the advantage of Audit Note Book –
(a) Make auditor free from memorising the facts
(b) Helpful in audit work
(c) Evidence in the court of law
(d) All above (✓)
175, Which of the following work perview in routing checking?
(a) Checking of elementary books
(b) Rectification of errors
(c) Checking of posting
(d) All of these (✓)
176, Main objective of Routine checking is –
(a) To check mathematical accuracy of the entries of elementary books and accounts
(b) To check the follow-up of accounting principles
(c) To find the altered figures
(d) All above (✓)
177, By Routine checking –
(a) Expenses of business increase
(b) Expenses of business decrease
(c) Business expenses remain unaffected (✓)
(d) None of these
178, Routine checking is done by –
(a) Employees of the concern (✓)
(b) Auditors
(c) Management
(d) All of these
179, Test checking means –
(a) Detailed checking of some transactions/items
(b) Checking of each item
(c) Checking of sample transactions/items (✓)
(d) None of these
180, Test checking is beneficial when –
(a) Number of business transactions is less
(b) Internal check system is satisfactory (✓)
(c) Internal check system is unsatisfactory
(d) None of these
181, Test checking is appropriate –
(a) Large business concerns
(b) Huge number of transactions
(c) When internal check system is satisfactory
(d) All above (✓)
182, Test checking……….. the responsibility of auditor –
(a) Increases (✓)
(b) Decreases
(c) No effect
(d) None of these
183, If there arise loss to employer due to adopting test checking, then auditor is………. for loss.
(a) Liable (✓)
(b) Not liable
(c) Negligence
(d) None of the above
184, Test checking refers to –
(a) Testing of accounting records
(b) Testing of honesty of employees
(c) Intensive checking of a selected number of transactions (✓)
(d) Checking of all transactions recorded
185, In a big organisation where number of transactions are numerous, auditor check –
(a) All transactions
(b) Some transaction selected as sample (✓)
(c) All transactions of some months
(d) Some transactions of each month
186, Test checking is done to –
(a) Find out errors
(b) Detect frauds
(c) Save time (✓)
(d) None of these
187, Audit note book is a –
(a) Audit planning
(b) Audit programming
(c) Audit diary to record auditor’s observations (✓)
(d) Checking of arithmetical accuracy of accounting records
188, Routine checking discovers –
(a) Clerical errors and ordinary frauds (✓)
(b) Planned frauds
(c) Casting, sub-casting and carry forward
(d) None of the above
189, Test checking reduces the –
(a) Auditor’s work (✓)
(b) Auditor’s responsibility
(c) Auditor’s work and
(d) None of these
190, Under Intensive checking –
(a) All books of accounts are examined
(b) Specific books of accounts are examined (✓)
(c) None of these
(d) Both (a) and (b)
191, Under over all checking –
(a) All books of accounts are examined
(b) All methods of checking are used (✓)
(c) None of these
(d) Both (a) and (b)
192, Permanent file contains the abstract of –
(a) Regulations related to the organisation of institution
(b) Agreements related to long-term liabilities
(c) Description of the system of internal control
(d) Both above (a) and (c) (✓)
193, Materiality is a –
(a) Relative term (✓)
(b) Absolute term
(c) Important term
(d) None of these
194, Which of the following Auditing Standard is related with Audit Materiality –
(a) AAS-12
(b) AAS-4
(c) AAS-13 (✓)
(d) AAS-15
195, Which of the following is not a part of the process of auditing –
(a) Preparation of Balance Sheet and profit and loss account (✓)
(b) Examination of vouchers supporting various entries in the books of account
(c) Discussion of officers and staff of the enterprise to certain explanations
(d) Preparation of Audit Report
196, Test checking should not be applied to –
(a) Purchase book
(b) Sales book
(c) Stock book
(d) Cash book (✓)
4. Internal Check
197, Under the Internal Check System –
(a) Responsibilities of employees are determined
(b) Work of an employees is checked automatically by other employee
(c) Division of work among employees
(d) All above (✓)
198, Internal check is important for –
(a) Smali organisation
(b) Big organisation (✓)
(c) Small and big both organisations
(d) None of these
199, Object of internal check is –
(a) Early detection of frauds
(b) To enchance efficiency of employees
(c) To put moral pressure on employees
(d) All the above (✓)
200, Which of the following is based on the principle of division of work?
(a) Internal control
(b) Internal checking (✓)
(c) Internal audit
(d) None of these
201, The process of distribution of work among employees according to their ability is known as –
(a) Internal audit
(b) Internal control
(c) Internal check (✓)
(d) None of these
202, An internal auditor is –
(a) Outsider person
(b) Insider person (✓)
(c) Outsider and insider person both
(d) None of these
203, The scope of work of Internal Audit is decided by the –
(a) Shareholders
(b) Management (✓)
(c) Government
(d) Law
204, Internal checking is –
(a) Synonymous of Internal Audit
(b)Work of one auditor is checked by other senior auditor
(C) A system where work of one employee is checked automatically by other employee (✓)
(d) None of these done by
205, Internal audit of a business concern is –
(a) Employees of the organisation (✓)
(b) Registered auditors
(c) Elected persons among members of management
(d) Representative of directors
206, Who appoint Internal Auditor?
(a) Management (✓)
(b) Shareholders
(c) Government
(d) Stock Exchange.
207, Who will be responsible for errors in report if external auditor relies on the work of internal auditor –
(a) External Auditor (✓)
(b) Internal auditor
(c) Management
(d) Shareholders
208, Internal check refers to –
(a) Checking of records by the cashier
(b) Checking of accounts by the internal auditor
(c) Checking of work of one person by another automatically (✓)
(d) Managerial control internally over the subordinates
209, The object of internal audit is –
(a) To prevent errors and frauds
(b) To detect errors and frauds
(c) To improve financial control
(d) All of the above (✓)
210, In comparison to the independent auditor, an internal auditor is more likely to be concerned with –
(a) Cost accounting system
(b) Internal control system (✓)
(c) Legal compliance
(d) Accounting system
211, Internal auditing can best be described as –
(a) An accounting function
(b) A line management function
(c) A function which improved the credibility of financial statement (✓)
(d) An internal control function
212, Internal audit proves helpful in –
(a) Preventing errors and frauds (✓)
(b) Statutory audit
(c) Intensive audit
(d) Internal check
213, Internal audit is a –
(a) Part of internal control (✓)
(b) Broader than internal check
(c) Same as internal control
(d) Does not related with internal control
214, Meaning of Internal Audit is –
(a) A system of internal check
(b) Routine checking by Auditor
(c) Audit by management (✓)
(d) Initial audit by Auditor
215, Main object of Internal check is –
(a) Detecting errors and frauds (✓)
(b) Checking
(c) Verifying
(d) Division of work among employees
216, Which of the following is a feature of an efficient Internal Check System?
(a) Clear-cut demarcation of authorities and
(b) Changes in the work of employees
(c) An arrangement of staff duties whereby no one person is allowed to carry thorough and to record every aspect of the transaction
(d) All above (✓)
217, “Internal check may be defined as such arrangement of Book-keeping routine that errors and frauds are likely to be prevented or discovered by the very operation the Book-keeping itself. This is defined by –
(a) Spicer and Pegler
(b) De Paula
(c) Dicksee (✓)
(d) None of these
218, Internal check system makes the auditor’s work –
(a) Easy
(b) Complicated
(c) In short time
(d) Both (a) and (c) (✓)
219, Internal check includes –
(a) Make entries
(b) Verification
(c) Both posting and verification (✓)
(d) None of above
220, Internal check starts –
(a) Simultaneously transactions (✓)
(b) After preparing accounts
(c) At the end of the year
(d) None of these
221, For big concerns internal check system is –
(a) Expensive
(b) Economie (✓)
(c) Not appropriate
(d) None of these
222, Internal audit is done by –
(a) Salaried employees of business concern (✓)
(b) Outsider person
(c) Chartered accountant
(d) None of these
223, “Internal check is a method of organising the entire operation of office, factory, warehouse and the duties of the respective staff so that fraud and irregularities are impossible without collusion.” This is defined by –
(a) De Paula
(b) Joseph Lancaster (✓)
(c) Dicksee
(d) None of these
124, Internal control is a broader term, generally used to encompass both internal check and internal audit”. This is defined by –
(a) H. Stateler (✓)
(b) Spicer and Pegler
(c) Dicksee
(d) D. Paula
125, Which of the following is a broader term?
(a) Internal control (✓)
(b) Internal check
(c) Internal audit
(d) None of these
126, In which of the following detailed checking is done –
(a) Internal audit (✓)
(b) Interim audit
(c) Final audit
(d) All of these