A) establishing weaknesses in the accounting control system.
B) identifying accounting anomalies.
C) focusing on unexplained changes.
D) identifying possible attempts by fraudsters to make stolen amounts look random.
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A) The Matosas Matrix is a table of data useful during audits.
B) The Matosas Matrix is a compromise between prior and real-time data.
C) The Matosas Matrix is a high-level chart that lists a specific group of items (i.e., contracts) with their demographics over a specific period of time..
D) The Matosas Matrix is a high-level chart listing possible fraud indicators related to a group of items (i.e., contracts) for a specific period of time.
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A) 7
B) 1
C) 3
D) 4
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A) Identify possible frauds that could exist; catalog possible fraud symptoms; understand the business; use technology to gather data about symptoms; automotive detection procedures; analyze results; and investigate symptoms
B) Catalog possible fraud symptoms; understand the business; identify possible frauds that could exist; analyze results; use technology to gather data about symptoms; and investigate symptoms
C) Understand the business; identify possible frauds that could exist; catalog possible fraud symptoms; investigate symptoms; use technology to gather data about symptoms; and analyze results
D) Understand the business; identify possible frauds that could exist; catalog possible fraud symptoms; use technology to gather data about symptoms; analyze results; and investigate symptoms
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A) dummy vendors.
B) employees purchasing goods for personal use.
C) billing more than once for the same purchase.
D) providing poor-quality goods.
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A) Account Coverage Level.
B) Audit Command Language.
C) Actuarial Confidence Level.
D) Auditors' Common Language.
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A) incorrect data preparation.
B) focusing only on one variable, time (the x-axis if graphed) .
C) not monitoring the time taken.
D) not standardizing for time.
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A) Picalo includes sampling techniques.
B) The primary focus of Picalo is auditing.
C) The Picalo program mames automation of procedures possible.
D) The Picalo program is free.
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A) Vertical analysis
B) Digital analysis
C) Real-time analysis
D) Time trend analysis.
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A) inductive fraud detection.
B) deductive fraud detection.
C) Benford's law.
D) horizontal analysis.
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A) They are primarily caused by lack of training.
B) They represent intentional sabotage of controls.
C) They are problems caused by failures in systems, procedures, and policies.
D) They represent fraud.
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A) total assets are set at 100% and all other balances are a percentage of total assets.
B) the percentage change in the balance sheet and income statement numbers is computed for one period to the next.
C) there is a need to calculate and compare key ratios from period to period.
D) income statement amounts are shown as a percentage of total sales.
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A) Captions
B) Histograms
C) Headings
D) Descriptives
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A) More expensive and time intensive than the traditional approach.
B) The time necessary to verify the large number of indicators identified.
C) Cannot highlight frauds while they are still small.
D) The investigator loses control of the fraud investigation process.
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A) In recent years there have been many cases of financial statement fraud.
B) Proactive fraud detection methods are in their infancy.
C) Accounting anomalies indicate fraud has or is occurring.
D) Fraud investigation involves determining who committed the fraud, the schemes used and how much money or assets were taken.
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A) invoices without valid purchase order.
B) employee and vendor telephone numbers are the same.
C) purchase orders with zero dollar amounts by buyer.
D) price increases greater than 20% for several consecutive years.
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A) Comparing account balances in the statements from one period to the next.
B) Calculating key ratios and comparing them from one period to the next.
C) Performing horizontal analysis.
D) Performing vertical analysis.
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A) 10 percent, smaller
B) 20 percent, greater
C) 5 percent, smaller
D) 40 percent, greater
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A) N-grams
B) Z-score
C) Time-trend analysis
D) Soundex algorithm
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A) Detectlets are small program plug-ins that discover specific indicators.
B) Detectlets are infrequent accounting anomalies discovered during an audit.
C) Detectlets are fraud indicators highlighted by the data process program during an audit.
D) Detectlets are items discovered by the program that indicate the percentage possibility that fraud is present.
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