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MCQ On Fraud
MCQ On Fraud
4. For an act to come within the ambit of Fraud, which of the following is not an element of the act-
A. The act is un-intentional on part of one or more individuals working in collusion.
B. Object of the act is to obtain or give illegal advantage in violation of rules.
C. Advantage will have to be tangible and not notional or presumptive.
D. Normally, such act would cause loss to exchequer.
8. Which color flags are used to indicate that further scrutiny of items would be required beyond
audit of an act of fraud suspect, by appropriate agency like CBI, CVC, Lokayukt?
A. Yellow
B. Red
C. Purple
D. Pink
10. Which one is incorrect regarding nexus between fraud and corruption-
A. Fraud and corruption are mutually exclusive. In most cases, there is a nexus between the two.
B. Corruption is, in fact, a special type of fraud.
C. Fraud is normally accompanied by cover/falsify entity records. Corruption may have only a
consequential and not a visible /direct effect on accounting records.
D. Whereas loss to auditee is usually fairly apparent in cases of fraud, in case of corruption, the
corrupt employee may benefit from the act but there may not be any loss to auditee.
12. In relation to fraud, responsibility for prevention and detection of fraud, and timely disclosure of
any case of fraud rests with-
A. Auditor
B. AG (Audit)
C. Management of the audited entity
D. PAC
13. Which one is incorrect in respect of responsibilities of Audit i.r.o. fraud & corruption-
A. Detection of fraud is prime objective of Audit.
B. Audit must evaluate and report on the adequacy and competence with which management has
discharged responsibilities w.r.t. prevention and detection.
C. Any indication that an irregularity/fraud may have occurred which could have a material effect
on audit finding/opinion should cause auditor to extend procedures to confirm or dispel such
suspicions.
D. If a material fraud was perpetrated but not discovered in audit, the conduct of audit personnel
can be called in question, particularly if the evidence was such as would arouse suspicion in an
auditor of normal prudence.
14. The two types of intentional misstatements in financial statements are relevant to auditor-
A. misstatements resulting from fraudulent financial reporting
B. misstatements resulting from misappropriation of assets
C. Both of the above
D. None of the above.
16. Which is not an indicator for possible fraud and corruption in Accounting Records-
A. Missing vouchers
B. Inadequate information about potential suppliers
C. Production of photocopies of documents instead of originals
D. Alterations and erasures in accounting records
E. Employees in sensitive posts not taking leave
17. True/False
The auditors should clearly understand that the audit evidence can be only persuasive and not
conclusive. Yet the evidence in case of suspected fraud & corruption ought to be closer to
conclusive. While reporting all cases of suspected fraud or corruption, they should refrain from
making any judgment regarding existence of fraud or corruption, but should suggest suspected
fraud/corruption or presumptive fraud.
18. Which are the two fraud specific internal controls-
A. Active internal controls
B. Passive internal controls
C. Both of above
D. None of above
21. When the fraud is disclosed in the financial statements, the auditor may give which opinion on
the financial statements-
A. Qualified opinion
B. Adverse opinion
C. Disclaimer
D. Unqualified opinion
23. While reporting to investigating or vigilance agencies for Audit Reports relating to State/UT
Govt. concerned AG is the nodal officer, for Union Govt. reports may be sent by respective report
controlling wings under the orders of-
A. CAG
B. ADAI/DAI
C. DG (Audit)
D. Any of B or C
24. The draft of post-Audit Report letter to Chief Ministers containing brief mention of issues of
fraud and corruption be sent –
A. Annually
B. Half-yearly
C. Quarterly
D. Whenever an audit revealing a fraud is completed.
25. Each field office should establish a database of fraud or corruption, which is reviewed by AG-
A. Annually
B. Half-yearly
C. Quarterly
D. Whenever an audit revealing a fraud is completed.
26. The field offices should send reports on cases of suspected material fraud and corruption
noticed by them to HQrs Office-
A. Annually
B. Half-yearly
C. Quarterly
D. Whenever an audit revealing a fraud is completed.
ANSWERS
1 B 10 A 19 D
2 C 11 D 20 D
3 A 12 C 21 A
4 A 13 A 22 A
5 A 14 C 23 B
6 D 15 A 24 A
7 C 16 B 25 C
8 B 17 T 26 B
9 E 18 C