When Setting the Scope for the Identification and Assessment of Key

question 111

Multiple Choice

When setting the scope for the identification and assessment of key risks and controls in a process, which of the following would be the least appropriate approach?

• A) Develop the scope of the audit based on a bottom-up perspective to ensure that all business objectives are considered.
• B) Develop the scope of the audit to include controls that are necessary to manage risk associated with a critical business objective.
• C) Specify that the auditors need to assess only key controls, but may include an assessment of non-key controls if there is value to the business in providing such assurance.
• D) Ensure the audit includes an assessment of manual and automated controls to determine whether business risks are effectively managed.

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Bone

Principal vertebrate skeletal tissue; a type of connective tissue that consists of cells (osteocytes) embedded in a hard matrix of collagen fibers and minerals, including calcium and phosphate.

Fat

A type of nutrient consisting of lipids, commonly found in animals and plants, used by the body for energy storage and insulation.

Endoskeleton

An internal support structure of an organism, made of bone or cartilage, common in vertebrates.

Exoskeleton

An external skeleton that supports and protects an organism's body, found in invertebrates like insects and crustaceans.