The Value of an Assurance Service Lies in Its Ability

question 13

Multiple Choice

The value of an assurance service lies in its ability to:

• A) improve information relevance and reliability.
• B) report on the assurance process.
• C) improve the consistency of information.
• D) provide a professional service that is valued by the responsible party.

---

Definitions:

Producers

Organisms, typically plants, that create their own food through photosynthesis, forming the base of the food chain.

Deductive Reasoning

The reasoning that operates from generalities to specifics and can make relationships among data more apparent. Compare with inductive reasoning. See hypothetico-deductive approach.

Premises

Statements or ideas that serve as the basis for an argument or reasoning, often accepted as true to support the conclusion of an argument.

Conclusions

End statements in a document or presentation that summarize the main points or findings.