Question 1

Teaching and Training are examples of

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A)   Modeling
B)   Labeling
C)   Physical Safeguards
D)   Independent Checks

Question 2

People who commit fraud are most similar to which of the following groups?

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A)   Burglars
B)   College students
C)   Convicted murderers
D)   Police officers

Question 3

Most fraud perpetrators:

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A)   Have little education
B)   Have a criminal record.
C)   Are new to the company
D)   None of the above

Question 4

Which of the following factors creates an opportunity for fraud?

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A)   Greed
B)   Living beyond one's means
C)   Lack of an audit trail
D)   The organization owes it to me

Question 5

Every fraud is comprised of all the following elements except:

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A)   The theft act
B)   Concealment
C)   Conversion
D)   All of the above are elements of fraud.

Question 6

The following are all types of power except:

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A)   Persuasive power
B)   Referent power
C)   Legitimate power
D)   Coercive power

Question 7

What is the strongest factor in deterring future fraud activity?

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A)   Legal prosecution.
B)   Sanctions.
C)   Termination.
D)   Counseling. A

Question 8

Which of the following statements about accounting systems is incorrect?

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A)   An effective accounting system provides an audit trail that allows frauds to be discovered.
B)   An effective accounting system makes concealment difficult.
C)   An effective accounting system can almost always effectively prevent "kickbacks."
D)   Without a good accounting system, it is often difficult to distinguish between actual fraud and unintentional error

Question 9

Which racial group is most likely to commit fraud?

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A)   Caucasian
B)   African American
C)   Asian
D)   Hispanic
E)   People of every race commit fraud

Question 10

Who do criminologists compare fraudsters to in relation to repeat offenses and why?

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A)   Rapist. They repeat their crimes because they are not severely punished.
B)   Shoplifters. They steal goods frequently and in small quantities until they are confronted.
C)   Bank Robbers. They steal a lot of money from wealthy sources.
D)   Bank Tellers. They have access to a large amount of resources and they are perceived to be trustworthy people.

Question 11

An effective accounting system is designed to provide which of the following to help discover fraud?

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A)   An audit trail
B)   Matching of expenses to revenues
C)   Set of controls
D)   Set of accounting procedures

Question 12

Which of the following is not a true statement?

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A)   Almost every fraud involves rationalization.
B)   All frauds involve financial or vice-related pressures.
C)   Perceived opportunity diminishes when fraud perpetrators are prosecuted. B

Question 13

The ACFE estimates that employee fraud costs small companies an average of:

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A)   $60,000 per incident
B)   $120,000 per incident
C)   $240,000 per incident
D)   $480,000 per incident

Question 14

A smart fraudster usually manipulates which financial record in order to better avoid an audit trail?

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A)   Income statement.
B)   Balance sheet.
C)   Statement of cash flows.
D)   Both B and C are correct.

Question 15

Which of the following is true about fraud perpetrators compared to property offenders:

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A)   Fraud perpetrators are more likely to be caught
B)   Fraud perpetrators are more educated
C)   Fraud perpetrators are more likely to be convicted
D)   Fraud perpetrators are much younger

Question 16

Studies show that in advanced countries, levels of honesty are:

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A)   Generally stable
B)   Increasing
C)   Decreasing

Question 17

All of the following functions should be set up as segregated duties except:

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A)   Writing checks
B)   Making bank deposits
C)   Reconciling bank statements
D)   All of the above should be set up as segregated duties D

Question 18

Which of the following is an example of a non-control factor of fraud?

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A)   An employee inflates an expense report
B)   An auto shop uses sub-standard parts and charges for premium transmission parts
C)   Internal controls are overridden so a manager can steal cash
D)   An investment opportunity is run by someone previously convicted of fraud

Question 19

Failure to discipline a fraud perpetrator generally leads to all of the following except:

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A)   Helping the perpetrator build a solid resume
B)   An increase of "perceived opportunity" within an organization
C)   Frauds of greater magnitude by the same perpetrator
D)   All of the above

Question 20

Control Factors are -

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A)   An effective control environment
B)   An ethical Accounting System
C)   Internal control activities
D)   Anything that prevents or detects fraud

Exam 2: Why People Commit Fraud

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People who commit fraud are most similar to which of the following groups?

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Most fraud perpetrators:

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Which of the following factors creates an opportunity for fraud?

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Every fraud is comprised of all the following elements except:

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The following are all types of power except:

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What is the strongest factor in deterring future fraud activity?

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Which of the following statements about accounting systems is incorrect?

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Which racial group is most likely to commit fraud?

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Who do criminologists compare fraudsters to in relation to repeat offenses and why?

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An effective accounting system is designed to provide which of the following to help discover fraud?

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The ACFE estimates that employee fraud costs small companies an average of:

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A smart fraudster usually manipulates which financial record in order to better avoid an audit trail?

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Which of the following is true about fraud perpetrators compared to property offenders:

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Studies show that in advanced countries, levels of honesty are:

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All of the following functions should be set up as segregated duties except:

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Which of the following is an example of a non-control factor of fraud?

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Failure to discipline a fraud perpetrator generally leads to all of the following except:

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