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A) It is not acceptable to make nonstatistical evaluations using probabilistic selection.
B) Probabilistic selection is required for all statistical sampling methods.
C) In probabilistic selection, every population item has a known chance of being selected.
D) Both methods are acceptable and commonly used.
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A) A 'reasonable number' for most situations is probably at least six blocks from six different months.
B) Once the first item in the block is selected, the remainder of the block is chosen automatically.
C) It is acceptable to use block sampling for tests of transactions only if a reasonable number of blocks are used.
D) Block sampling is the selection of several items in sequence.
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A) the use of inappropriate or ineffective audit procedures.
B) the use of attributes sampling instead of variables sampling.
C) failure to draw a representative sample.
D) failure to draw a random sample.
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A) determine the population mean.
B) calculate the precision interval.
C) make a point estimate.
D) revise the upper error bound.
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A) indeterminate.
B) direct (small EPDR = small sample) .
C) inverse (small EPDR = large sample) .
D) a variable (sometimes small, sometimes large) dependent on other factors present.
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A) Directed sample selection
B) Probability proportional to size sample selection
C) Block sample selection
D) Haphazard sample selection
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A) sampling for variables.
B) stratified random sampling.
C) random sampling.
D) sampling for attributes.
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A) Deviations from client's established control procedures
B) Monetary errors or irregularities in populations of account balance details
C) Deviations from client's budgeted values
D) Both A and B
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A) may occur twice in the sample.
B) must be replaced in the population after sampling to permit valid statistical inference.
C) must be reordered in a systematic pattern before the sample can be drawn.
D) may occur in a systematic pattern, thus negating the randomness of the sample.
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A) attributes sampling.
B) variables sampling.
C) block sampling.
D) monetary- unit sampling.
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A) the deviations must be evaluated before deciding whether the sample is sufficiently large to achieve the objectives.
B) the auditor must take several samples to ensure that the final sample is representative of the population.
C) the auditor must take several samples to ensure randomness.
D) there is always another sample to be done.
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A) Population size
B) Expected population deviation rate
C) Risk of assessing control risk too low
D) Tolerable deviation rate
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A) The number of errors that can reasonably be expected to be found in a population
B) The dollar range within which the true population total can be expected to fall
C) The degree of confidence that the sample is representative of the population
D) The frequency with which a certain characteristic occurs within a population
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