B.Com 3rd Year Auditing Online Test Content in The Article Toggle Auditing Chapter 1st = Auditing Meaning, Objective and ImportancePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 2nd = Classification of AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 3rd = Audit ProcessPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 4th = Internal CheckInternal CheckPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 5th = VouchingVouchingPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 6th = Verification and Valuation of Assets and LiabilitiesVerification and Valuation of Assets and LiabilitiesPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 7th = Depreciation and ReservePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 8th = Company AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 9th = Appointment, Remuneration, Rights and Duties of an AuditorPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 10th = Liabilities of AuditorPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 11th = Divisible Profit and DividendPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 12th = Audit ReportPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 13th = InvestigationInvestigationPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizAuditing Chapter 14th = Special AuditSpecial AuditPlease Give Your InformationFor start the Quiz Auditing Chapter 5th = Vouching /42 49 This Quiz Time only 2 hours Your Time is Finish 2 hours Thanks for Giving This Test. All Question Vouching Vouching Please Give Your Information For start the Quiz NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 42 42. Weakness in Internal Control System…….. the risk of fraud and errors – Increases Decreases Does not effect None of above 2 / 42 41. Payment for goods purchased should be vouched the help of – Cash memos Creditors statements Correspondence with the suppliers Ledger accounts 3 / 42 40. An expenditure is a revenue expenditure if – It is related to the benefit of the current period The amount is small It is deducted from the gross sale proceed None of the above 4 / 42 39. An expenditure is capital expenditure if – The amount is paid in lump sum The amount is large It is related to the benefit of current year It is related to the benefit of future 5 / 42 38. What is the correct sequence of the following assignments – Internal control/1, 2, 3 and 4 Test check/3, 1, 4 and 2 Internal check/2, 1, 2 and 4 Statutory audit/4, 3, 2 and 1 6 / 42 37. Goods returned by customers should be entered in – Sales Return Book Stock Account Both (a) and (b) None of these 7 / 42 36. A receipt is a revenue receipts if – It is related to the routine activity of the business The amount is small It is received in the accounting year None of these 8 / 42 35. A loss is termed as capital loss, if It is debited to capital A/c Amount of loss is huge It is related to fixed assets None of these 9 / 42 34. A receipt is termed as capital receipt, if – It is credited to capital A/c Amount is large It is related to fixed assets None of these 10 / 42 33. Youching of opening entries should be done from – Profit and Loss Account Balance sheet Assets Register All of above 11 / 42 32. Various entries such as adjustment, transfer, rectification of errors, opening and closing entries etc. are recorded in – Cash Book Purchase Register Sales Register Journal Proper 12 / 42 31. The auditor should compare the sales return book with the – Invoices Cash Book Debit Notes sent by Purchaser None of the above 13 / 42 30. The auditor should compare the Purchase Return Book with the – Cash Book Bank Book Credit Notes sent by Sellers None of these 14 / 42 29. “Vouching is the backbone of auditing”, this statement is related to the suit – London and General Bank, 1895 Armitage vs. Brewar and Knott, 1932 Mackson and Robinson Incorporation, Marrie Land, None of these 15 / 42 28. Best option of payment is – Cash Cheque Bill All above 16 / 42 27. Addition of books come under the scope of………. Routine checking Vouching Auditing None of these 17 / 42 26. Examination of vouchers come under the scope of…….. Routine checking Vouching Auditing None of these 18 / 42 25. Under vouching checking is done of – Books of original entry Final books of accounts Balance sheet All above 19 / 42 24. Which one of the following is true – Entry can be made without a voucher Comparing the voucher with entries is not essential There should be no entry without vouchers and no voucher without entry None of these 20 / 42 23. Which of the following is termed as backbone of Auditing? Vouching Verification Valuation Internal Audit 21 / 42 22. Which of the following should be in vouchers – Date Amount Signature All above 22 / 42 21. Voucher related to payment should be signed by – Manager Accountant Responsible and authorised official All above 23 / 42 20. Voucher is a – Receipt issued to a customer for cash received Invoice received from suppliers Document in support of an entry made in the books of accounts All above 24 / 42 19. Amount should be written on voucher in – Words Digits Both (a) and (b) Secret words 25 / 42 18. Vouchers should be concerned with – Previous year Current year Audit period None of these 26 / 42 17. A voucher may be a receipt, an invoice, an agreement, a requisition slip, or in short, any suitable written evidence which confirms a written transaction”. This is defined by – Joseph Lankaster R.A. Irish J.R. Batliboi Arthur Holmes 27 / 42 16. “A voucher may be defined as any documentary evidence by which the accuracy of book entries may be substantiated”. This is defined by – Joseph Lankaster R.A. Irish J.R. Batliboi Arthur Holmes 28 / 42 15. Vouching implies – Inspection of receipts Examination of vouchers to check authenticity of record Surprise checking of accounting records Examination of various assets 29 / 42 14. Which of the following is correct – Auditing is the backbone of vouching Vouching is backbone of auditing Vouching is the backbone of accounting All above 30 / 42 13. Vouching is – Essence of Auditing Soul of Auditing Backbone of Auditing All of these 31 / 42 12. Routine check and vouching both are – Synonymous Complimentary to each other Opposite None of above 32 / 42 11. Work of vouching is done by – Junior clerks Senior clerks Management None of these 33 / 42 10. Main object of vouching is – To prove truthness of transactions To obtain information regarding the transactions related to business Authorisation of transactions All above 34 / 42 9. Vouching includes – Routine check Test check Internal check All above 35 / 42 8 . Back bone of auditing is said to – The vouching The valuation The verification The internal audit 36 / 42 7. “Vouching is a technical term”. This statement is of – R.A. Irish Lankaster J.R. Batliboi De Paula 37 / 42 6. “Vouching is the essence of Auditing”. This statement of – Spicer and Peglar R.B. Bose R.A. Irish J.R. Batliboi 38 / 42 5. Vouching is related with – Cash receipts Cash payments Credit transactions All of the above 39 / 42 4. Under vouching checking is done of – Books of original entry Final books of accounts Balance sheets None of the above 40 / 42 3. Vouching is – Examination of Assets Verification of Assets Examination of Entries None of these 41 / 42 2. “Vouching is the examination and authentication of underlying evidence which is in support of the accuracy of a transaction”. This definition is given by – Arthur Holmes J.R. Batliboi Arnold A. Irish None of these 42 / 42 1. “Vouching means testing the truth of the items appearing in the books of original entry”. This is defined by – D. Paula J.R. Batliboi Arthur Holmes R.G. Williams Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Please Give Your Review Send feedback Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15