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False
Moderate
False
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44.
A debit memorandum from the bank
indicates that the bank has deducted
an
amount from the depositor’s account.
a.
True
b.
False
True
Easy
False
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45.
A business that requires all
cash
pay
ments
be
made
by
check
cannot
use a petty
cash
system.
a.
True
b.
False
True
Easy
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46.
When the petty
cash
fund
is
replenished, the petty
cash
acco
unt
is
adjusted for the total
of
all expenditures made since
the fund
was
last replenished.
a.
True
b.
False
False
Moderate
False
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47.
Minimum
cash
balance maintained
in
the bank account
is
called line
of
credit.
a.
True
b.
False
False
False
False
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48.
Money market funds, commercial pa
per, and U.S. Treasury Bills are examples
of
cash
equivalents.
a.
True
b.
False
True
Easy
True / False
False
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49.
The purpose
of
the Sarbanes-Oxley
Act
of
2002
is
to:
a.
restore public confidence and
trust
in
the financial statements
of
publicly held
companies.
b.
require all companies
to
prepare financi
al statements.
c.
protect companies from demands
of
in
vestors, stockholders, and creditors.
d.
do
all
of
these.
a
Easy
Multiple Choice
False
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50.
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
of
2002 requires compan
ies and their independent
accountants to:
a.
report
on
the effectiveness
of
the compan
y’s internal controls.
b.
report
on
any fraud and theft detected
in
th
e company.
c.
report
on
the state
of
the economy and
likelihood
of
fraud.
d.
report
on
the financial activities
of
the
company.
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51.
The framework that has become widely
accepted
as
the standard
by
which companies design, analyze, and evaluate
internal controls
is
the:
a.
Internal Control – Integrated Framework
by
the Committee
of
Sponsoring Organizations.
b.
Internal Control – Integrated Framework
by
the Congress
of
Special Offerings.
c.
Internal Control Localized Structure
by
the Committee
of
Sponsoring Organizations.
d.
Internal Control Localized Structure
by
the Congress
of
Special Offerings.
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52.
Internal controls are important because they:
a.
deter fraud and prevent
misleading financial statements.
b.
eliminate fraud.
c.
ensure that the company maintain
s a compensating balance.
d.
guarantee accurate financial statement
s.
Multiple Choice
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53.
Which
of
the following warning signs could
mean
receipts are being po
cketed before being deposited?
a.
Missing documents
or
gaps
in
transaction
numbers
b.
An
unusual increase
in
customer refun
ds
c.
A sudden increase
in
cash payments
d.
A difference between daily ban
k and
cash
balance
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54.
Internal control consist
of
policies and pr
ocedures that _____.
a.
involve cost-benefit considerations
b.
deal with human element
of
contro
ls such
as,
fatigue, carelessness, etc.
c.
ensure public relations
d.
ensure the accuracy
of
business info
rmation
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55.
Which
of
the following scenarios reduces the risk
of
an
employee fraud?
a.
An
accountant being
responsible for approving payments
to
a vendor
b.
The bank reconciliation
being prepared
by
an
accountant
c.
A sales clerk having
access
to
the
cash
register
d.
Remittance advices being sent directly
to
the cashier
Multiple Choice
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56.
Which
of
the following elements
of
internal control
includes maintaining records
of
employees document
ing their
compensation and promotion?
a.
Risk assessment
b.
Control environment
c.
Monitoring
d.
Control procedures
Easy
Multiple Choice
False
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57.
When there are major changes
in
strategy, senior management, business structure,
or
operations, evaluations
of
controls
is
usually perfo
rmed
by
_____.
a.
internal auditors
b.
management
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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c.
supervisors
d.
directors
a
Easy
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58.
_____, which constitute
one
of
the most important elements
of
internal control,
include separating responsibilities
for
related operations.
a.
Control procedures
b.
Risk assessment activities
c.
Risk monitoring procedures
d.
Information and communication
activities
a
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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59.
Which
of
the following
is
an
element
of
the con
trol environment?
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a.
Control procedures
b.
Managements’ operating styl
es
c.
Information and communication
activities
d.
Risk assessment plans
Easy
Multiple Choice
False
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60.
Which element
of
internal control observes employees’ beh
avior and the accounting system for
indicators
of
control
problems?
a.
Control environment
b.
Risk assessment
c.
Control procedures
d.
Monitoring
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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61.
Separating the custody
of
assets from accounting
for assets
is
a part
of
which element
of
internal control?
a.
Information and communication
b.
Monitoring
c.
Control environment
d.
Control procedures
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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62.
Which
of
the following elements
of
internal control
focuses
on
locating weaknesses and improving con
trol
effectiveness?
a.
Control environment
b.
Risk assessment
c.
Control procedures
d.
Monitoring
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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63.
When a firm uses internal auditors,
it
is
adhering
to
which
of
the following internal control elements?
a.
Risk assessment
b.
Control procedures
c.
Monitoring
d.
Information and communication
c
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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64.
Which
of
the following
of
internal control deals with
hiring, training, evaluation, compensation,
and promotion
of
employees?
a.
Monitoring
b.
Control environment
c.
Risk assessment
d.
Control procedures
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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65.
Zorro Inc. has the following
cash
register data for December
31:
Cash register total for
cash
sales
$23,500
Cash receipts from
cash
sales
$2
3,480
How should the difference
be
recorded?
a.
$20
cash
overage
as
miscellaneous op
erating expense
b.
$20
cash
overage
as
revenue
c.
$20
cash
shortage
as
normal op
erating expense
d.
$20
cash
shortage
as
other revenue
66.
Which
of
the following
is
true
of
EFT?
a.
It
cost more than receiving
cash
payments through the mail.
b.
It
can
process certain
cash
transactions
at
less cost than
by
using the mail.
c.
It
is
easy
to
document purchase and
sale transactions.
d.
It
means Effective Funds Transfer.
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67.
A bank issues credit memos for:
a.
payments made
by
electronic funds
transfer.
b.
interest earned
on
the company’s account.
c.
service charges.
d.
customer checks returned for
not
sufficient funds.
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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68.
On
the bank’s accounting records, custo
mers’ accounts are normally shown
as
a(n):
a.
revenue.
b.
liability.
c.
asset.
d.
expenses.
Moderate
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69.
A credit memorandum from the bank
:
a.
decreases a bank customer’s
account.
b.
is
used
to
show a bank service charge.
c.
shows that a company has deposit
ed a customer’s NSF check.
d.
shows the bank has collected a no
te receivable for the customer.
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70.
Anna erroneously records a check drawn
for
$385
as
$835.
This error
is
adjusted
on
the bank reconciliation
as
a(n):
a.
$450
addition
to
the
cash
balance per books.
b.
$385
addition
to
the
cash
balance per bank.
c.
$835
deduction from the
cash
balance per
bank.
d.
$1,220 deduction fro
m the
cash
balance per books.
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71.
A bank reconciliation should
be
prepared perio
dically because:
a.
the depositor’s records and the
bank’s records are
in
agreement.
b.
the bank has
not
recorded all
of
its
transactions.
c.
any differences between the dep
ositor’s records and the bank’s records
should
be
determined, and any errors
made
by
either party should
be
discovered and
corrected.
d.
the bank must make sure that
its
records are correct.
Multiple Choice
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72.
When preparing a bank reconciliation
statement, outstanding checks would:
a.
increase the cash balance according
to
the bank statement.
b.
deduct the
cash
balance acco
rding
to
the bank statement.
c.
increase the cash balance according
to
the company statement.
d.
deduct the
cash
balance acco
rding
to
the company statement.
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73.
Accompanying the bank statement was a debit
memorandum for bank service charges. W
hat adjustment
is
required
in
the depositor’s accounts?
a.
Increase Miscellaneous Expense;
decrease Cash
b.
Increase Cash; increase Other Income
c.
Increase Cash; increase Account
s Payable
d.
Decrease Accounts Payab
le; decrease Cash
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74.
MMC
Inc. recorded the receipt from
cash
sales
of
$2,600
as
$6,200.
This error
is
adjusted
on
the bank reconciliation
as
a(n):
a.
$2,600 addition
to
the
cash
balan
ce per books.
b.
$8,800 addition
to
the
cash
balan
ce per bank.
c.
$6,200 deduction fro
m the
cash
balance per bank.
d.
$3,600 deduction fro
m the
cash
balance per books.
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75.
Day
Time Company records the receip
ts from cash sales
of
$41,200
as
$12,400.
What adjustment
is
required
in
the
bank’s accounts?
a.
No
adjustment needed
b.
Increase Sales; decrease Cash
c.
Increase Cash; decrease Sales
d.
Increase Cash; decrease Accounts
Receivable
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76.
Accompanying the bank statement was a credit
memorandum for a short-term no
te collected
by
the bank for the
depositor. This item would
be
included
on
the bank reconciliation
as
a(n):
a.
deduction from the
cash
ba
lance per books.
b.
addition
to
the
cash
balance per bank.
c.
deduction from the
cash
ba
lance per bank.
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d.
addition
to
the
cash
balance per books.
Moderate
Multiple Choice
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77.
The bank statement
of
Jade Co. shows a balance
of
$4
,555
as
of
December
31.
The following reconciling items were
identified:
i)
Deposit
not
recorded
on
bank statement, $50
ii)
Total outstanding checks,
$105
iii)
Check
of
$100
returned because
of
not
sufficient funds (NSF)
What
is
the adjusted balance according
to
the bank statement?
a.
$4,400
b.
$4,605
c.
$4,500
d.
$4,810
c
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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78.
What adjustment
is
required
in
the depositor’s accounts
to
record outstanding checks?
a.
None
b.
Increase Cash; decrease Accounts
Receivable
c.
Increase Cash; increase Account
s Payable
d.
Increase Accounts Receivable;
decrease Cash
a
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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79.
Accompanying the bank statement was a debit
memorandum for
an
NSF check received
from a customer. This item
would
be
included
on
the bank reconciliation
as
a(n):
a.
deduction from the
cash
ba
lance per books.
b.
addition
to
the
cash
balance per bank.
c.
deduction from the
cash
ba
lance per bank.
d.
addition
to
the
cash
balance per books.
a
Moderate
Multiple Choice
False
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