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<strong>IIA</strong><br />

<strong>IIA</strong>-<strong>CIA</strong>-PART2<br />

Certified Internal Auditor - Part 2<br />

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Question: 1<br />

An auditor, assigned to review a complex computer system that had undergone a few system<br />

changes, obtained the prior flowchart used. Which of the following would be the most efficient way<br />

to document the changes?<br />

A. Create a new flowchart reflecting the system changes.<br />

B. Prepare a detailed narrative instead of a flowchart to describe the updated system.<br />

C. Add a detailed narrative to the prior flowchart to describe the changes to the system.<br />

D. Make the necessary adjustments on a copy of the prior flowchart and save as a new version.<br />

Question: 2<br />

When interrogating an individual who is suspected of fraud, it is appropriate to<br />

Question: 3<br />

Question: 4<br />

Answer: D<br />

A. Tell the individual that any information disclosed in the interrogation will not be disclosed outside<br />

of the company.<br />

B. Start the interview with questions to which the interviewer already knows the answer.<br />

C. Discontinue questioning once the individual has confessed to the fraud.<br />

D. Prepare a list of questions prior to the interrogation and strictly adhere to the list.<br />

Answer: B<br />

Which of the following is typically not a reason for committing financial statement fraud?<br />

A. To dispel negative market perception.<br />

B. To disguise a duplicate payment to a vendor.<br />

C. To obtain more favorable terms on financing.<br />

D. To receive performance related bonuses.<br />

Answer: B<br />

A company regularly invests excess short-term cash in trading securities. A reliable test of the<br />

valuation of those securities would be a<br />

A. Recalculation of investment carrying value using the equity method.<br />

B. Comparison of cost data with current market quotations.<br />

C. Confirmation of securities held by the broker.<br />

D. Calculation of premium or discount amortization.


Answer: B<br />

Question: 5<br />

Which of the following sampling plans should an internal auditor use to estimate the number of units<br />

in a certain class of inventory without counting each item?<br />

A. Attributes sampling.<br />

B. Discovery sampling.<br />

C. Variables sampling.<br />

D. Stop or go sampling.<br />

Question: 6<br />

Which of the following is an example of sampling risk?<br />

A. Overlooking material errors.<br />

B. Failing to analyze results properly.<br />

C. Checking invoices that are not representative of the population.<br />

D. Using audit procedures that are not appropriate for the given audit objective.<br />

Question: 7<br />

Which of the following would constitute a violation of the <strong>IIA</strong> Code of Ethics?<br />

Question: 8<br />

Answer: C<br />

Answer: C<br />

A. An internal auditor, who has recently joined the organization, has accepted an assignment to audit<br />

the electronics manufacturing division. The auditor previously served as senior auditor for the<br />

external audit of that division and has audited many electronics companies during the past two<br />

years.<br />

B. An internal auditor has accepted an assignment to audit the warehousing function six months<br />

from now. The auditor has no expertise in that area but has signed up for courses in warehousing<br />

that will be completed before the assignment begins.<br />

C. An internal auditor has no ambitions for promotion and has not engaged in training or other<br />

professional development activities during the last three years. The auditor's performance<br />

assessments indicate consistent quality of work.<br />

D. An internal auditor discovered an internal financial fraud during the year, and the financial<br />

statements were adjusted to properly reflect the loss associated with the fraud. The auditor<br />

discussed the fraud with the external auditor during the external auditor's review of the working<br />

papers detailing the incident.<br />

Answer: C<br />

A staff auditor, nearly finished with an audit engagement, discovers that the director of marketing


has a gambling habit. The gambling issue is not directly related to the existing engagement and there<br />

is pressure to complete the current engagement. The auditor notes the problem and forwards the<br />

information to the chief audit executive but performs no further followup. The auditor's actions<br />

would<br />

I. Be in violation of the <strong>IIA</strong> Code of Ethics for withholding meaningful information.<br />

II. Be in violation of the Standards because the auditor did not properly follow up on a red flag that<br />

might indicate the existence of fraud.<br />

III. Not be in violation of either the <strong>IIA</strong> Code of Ethics or Standards.<br />

A. I only.<br />

B. II only.<br />

C. III only.<br />

D. I and II only.<br />

Question: 9<br />

A code of ethics within the internal auditing profession is necessary in order to<br />

Question: 10<br />

Answer: C<br />

A. Reduce the likelihood that members of the profession will be sued for substandard work.<br />

B. Ensure that all members of the profession perform at approximately the same level of<br />

competence.<br />

C. Provide guidance to internal auditors in their service to others.<br />

D. Require members of the profession to exhibit loyalty in all matters pertaining to the affairs of their<br />

organization.<br />

Answer: C<br />

An investment portfolio manager has the authority to use financial derivatives to hedge transactions<br />

but is not supposed to take speculative positions. However, the manager launches a scheme which<br />

includes<br />

(1) taking a position larger than required by the hedge;<br />

(2) putting the speculative gains in a suspense account; and<br />

(3) transferring the funds to a nonexistent broker and from there to a personal account. Which of the<br />

following audit procedures would be least effective in detecting this fraud?<br />

A. Select a sample of individual trades and examine to determine whether the trades violate the<br />

authorization limit for the manager.<br />

B. Select a sample of individual trades and determine the exact matching of the hedge. Schedule and<br />

investigate all differences.<br />

C. Select a sample of all debits to the suspense account and examine their disposition.<br />

D. Select a sample of fund transfers to brokers and determine if the brokers are on the authorized list<br />

for company transactions.<br />

Answer: A


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