RFEI final exam Fundamentals of audit 125 questions
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Final exam RFEI "Fundamentals of Auditing." Answers to 125 questions are given, in the form of a table.
A separate file contains all the questions. Here are the first four questions:
1. The prerequisites for the emergence of audit in the 3rd century BC. served as:
a) the emergence of the first states;
b) the emergence of religions and religious movements;
c) development and deepening of knowledge in crop and livestock production.
2. The main reason for the emergence of audit is:
a) the need for independent control over the work of tax collectors;
b) the desire to appropriate the surplus revealed during the audit;
c) draw up an auditor's report.
3. The main function of the "ancient" auditors was:
a) in the organization of agricultural work and harvesting;
b) in planning the area of crops and irrigation;
c) in control of the work of tax collectors and overseers.
4. The duties of auditors in the Ancient World were performed by:
a) a group of high priests;
b) a special independent group;
c) overseers.
.... etc.
A separate file contains all the questions. Here are the first four questions:
1. The prerequisites for the emergence of audit in the 3rd century BC. served as:
a) the emergence of the first states;
b) the emergence of religions and religious movements;
c) development and deepening of knowledge in crop and livestock production.
2. The main reason for the emergence of audit is:
a) the need for independent control over the work of tax collectors;
b) the desire to appropriate the surplus revealed during the audit;
c) draw up an auditor's report.
3. The main function of the "ancient" auditors was:
a) in the organization of agricultural work and harvesting;
b) in planning the area of crops and irrigation;
c) in control of the work of tax collectors and overseers.
4. The duties of auditors in the Ancient World were performed by:
a) a group of high priests;
b) a special independent group;
c) overseers.
.... etc.
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