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 6th = Verification and Valuation of Assets and Liabilities /70 25 This Quiz Time only 2 hours Your Time is Finish 2 hours Thanks for Giving This Test. All Question Verification and Valuation of Assets and Liabilities Verification and Valuation of Assets and Liabilities Please Give Your Information For start the Quiz NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 70 70. Method of valuating stock is – Individual method Group method Both (a) and (b) None of these 2 / 70 69. If average capital of business is Rs. 5,00,000; Average annual income Rs. 80,000 and normal rate of return 10% then amount of goodwill by capitalisation method will be – Rs. 30,000 Rs. 3,00,000 Rs. 50,000 Rs. 8,00,000 3 / 70 68. Capitalisation method is concerned with – The valuation of stock The valuation of goodwill The valuation of shares None of these 4 / 70 67. Instrinsic value method of valuation is concerned with – Stock Fixed Assets Shares None of these 5 / 70 66. Average Profit Method is connected with – The valuation of stock The valuation of goodwill The valuation of shares None of these 6 / 70 65. Material includes – Raw material Loose Tools By-product All above 7 / 70 64. When profit is inflated by making wrong valuation of stock, then profit of succeeding year will – Decrease Increase No effect None of above 8 / 70 63. In which possibilities of fraud and error are more – Cash Stock Debtors Bills Receivables 9 / 70 62. Which of the following is the result of undervaluation of stock – Decrease in profit Creation of secret reserve Decrease in price of shares All above 10 / 70 61. In which case decision is that physical verification of stock is the liability of auditor – Mackson and Robbins Kingston cotton mills Union Bank Ltd. Allahabad None of these 11 / 70 60. Incorrect valuation of stock affects – Profit and Loss A/e Balance Sheet Both (a) and (b) None of these 12 / 70 59. Main cause of over and under valuation of assets and liabilities iss – Errors of principles Clerical errors Fraudulent manipulation of accounts None of the above 13 / 70 58. Which of the following is contingent liability – Liability on bills Liability for guarantee The liability for calls on partly paid shares in other company All above 14 / 70 57. In the Balance Sheet contingent liabilities is shown – Assets side Liability side In form of footnote None of above 15 / 70 56. In the Last in Fist out Method’ stock is valued at – At the rate of latest consignment purchased At the rate of earliest consignment purchased On actual cost None of above 16 / 70 55. In the First in First Out Method’, stock is valued at – At the rate of latest consignment purchased At the rate of earliest consignment purchased On actual cost None of above 17 / 70 54. Valuation of loose tools is made on the basis of – Revaluation Cost price Market price None of these 18 / 70 53. Valuation of Livestock should be made by – Expected age method Revaluation method Average age method None of these 19 / 70 52. In valuing livestock, auditor should take certificate of – Management Specialists Secretary All above 20 / 70 51. Highest in Price Out’ method of valuation is used – When the price of material is increasing When the price of material is decreasing When the price of material is constant None of these 21 / 70 50. Quoted Price is related with – Stock Shares Goodwill None of these 22 / 70 49. Which of the following is wasting asset – Coal mines Furniture Goodwill Cash 23 / 70 48. On which side Trade mark is shown in the Balance Sheet – Asset side Liability side Foot note Not Shown 24 / 70 47. At which price raw material is valued – Cost Price Market Price Purchase Price All above 25 / 70 46. “Generally stock is valued at cost price or market price whichever is less”, this statement is given by – D. Paul Hanry Fayol Pigou Hanes 26 / 70 45. Which of the following asset is valued at cost – Furniture Cash Stock Goodwill 27 / 70 44. Work of Valuation done by is – Secretary Auditor Manager Employee 28 / 70 43. Which of the following is an intangible asset – Trade mark Preliminary Development expenses All above 29 / 70 42. Land is valued at – Cost Price Market Price Cost or market price whichever is more None of the above 30 / 70 41. In case of unclaimed wages, the auditor should examine whether – The amount is deposited in a separate bank account Deposited with the cashier Held in a safe deposit box All of these 31 / 70 40. Floating assets are valued at – Cost price Market price Cost or market price whichever is less Cost less depreciation 32 / 70 39. Which of the following statement is valuation of assets by an auditor – Auditor is not a valuer Auditor is a valuer Computing stock is the work of auditor None of these 33 / 70 38. Which of the following statement is correct – Valuation is a part of verification Verification is a part of valuation Valuation is not related with verification Auditor is a valuer 34 / 70 37. Verification refers to – Examination of journal and ledger Examination of vouchers related to Examination of physical existence and valuation of assets Computation of value of assets 35 / 70 36. Preliminary expenses include – Cost of stamp Legal expenses Underwriting Both (a) and (b) 36 / 70 35. Direct confirmation procedure can be applied to – Debtors only Creditors only Both (a) and (b) None of above 37 / 70 34. Investments in hand should be verified with the help of – Schedule of investments Balance sheet Inspection of securities Certificate from the bank 38 / 70 33. Which of the following is fictitious asset – Goodwill Copyright Preliminary expenses None of these 39 / 70 32. Which of the following is an intangible asset? Patents Prepaid expenses Preliminary None of these 40 / 70 31. Which of the following is fictitious asset – Preliminary expenses Deferred Revenue Discount on issue of All above 41 / 70 30. Which of the following is intangible asset – Goodwill Patent License All above 42 / 70 29. Which of the following is wasting asset – Mines Quarry Oil wells All above 43 / 70 28. Registration from government for a name or mark of the produced goods is termed as – Patent Trademark Copyright Registration 44 / 70 27. Valuation of purchased goodwill is done on the basis of – Purchase agreement Market price Directions of management None of above 45 / 70 26. Which of the following is current asset? Stock-in-trade Book debts Raw material All above 46 / 70 25. Current assets remain in business for – Long period Temporarily Short period All above 47 / 70 24. Which the following is a fixed asset – Furniture Book Debts Bills Receivables Stock 48 / 70 23. Wasting assets means – Which decreases in value The value of which is decreases due to constant use Market price of which is reduced None of above 49 / 70 22. Which reserve is useful to strength the financial position of a business? Specific reserve Secret reserve General reserve Redemption fund 50 / 70 21. Which asset is valued on cost price or market price whichever is less – Furniture Building Machine Stock 51 / 70 20. Stock should be valued at – Cost price Market price Cost or market price whichever is lower Cost price less depreciation 52 / 70 19. Case of London Oil Storage Co. Ltd. vs. Sear Hasluck Co. (1904) is related to – Verification of Assets Valuation of Assets Verification of Liabilities None of these 53 / 70 18. Verification is based on – Physical inspection Documentary evidence Above both (a) and (b) None of these 54 / 70 17. Valuation is a part of – Vouching Verification Internal control None of these 55 / 70 16. Verification and Valuation both are – the same things separate things complementary to each other None of these. 56 / 70 15. The judgement that ‘an auditor is not a valuer’ in case of – Mackson and Robins Kingstom Cotton Mills Union Bank of Allahabad Ltd. London and General Bank 57 / 70 14. “An Auditor is not a valuer”. This statement is of – Joseph Lancaster De Paula Spicer and Pegler J.R. Batliboi 58 / 70 13. Auditor is – A valuer Not a valuer Expert None of above 59 / 70 12. When auditor has any doubt about the valuation of assets, he must disclose this fact – To secretary To manager In his report None of the above 60 / 70 11. Valuation is – An element of verification Essential part and element of verification Alternate of verification Verification is a part of valuation 61 / 70 10. Which of the following is the object of valuation – Accurate knowledge of the financial position of the organisation Knowledge about the value of the assets Knowledge about the goodwill of the institution All above 62 / 70 9, In how many parts generally assets are categorised – 2 3 4 5 63 / 70 8, “The valuation of assets is an attempt to ensure the equitable distribution of the original outlay over the period of the assets usefulness.” This is defined by – Lancaster J.R. Batliboi Spicer and None of these 64 / 70 7. In verifying liabilities, an auditor see that – All liabilities are shown clearly in the balance sheet All liabilities are related with All liabilities are correct and authorised All above 65 / 70 6. Which of the following does not require physical verification? Stock Plant Goodwill Loose Tools 66 / 70 5. Object of verification of assets by an auditor is – Verifying the existence of assets Verifying the value on which these are shown in balance sheet Verifying their ownership All of above 67 / 70 4. Which of the following is not the object of verification – Checking of ownership of the institution on the assets Checking of possession, lien and charge on the assets Fulfilling statute Control over frauds 68 / 70 3. Principle of verification is – Physical inspection Principle of review Confirmation All of these 69 / 70 2. “The verification of Assets implies an enquiry into the value, ownership and title, existence and possession and the presence of any charge on the assets”. This is defined by – Spicer and Pegler J.R. Batliboi Luncaster None of these 70 / 70 1. Meaning of verification of assets is – Valuation of assets Checking of ownership of assets Checking of the title, existence and possession of assets All above 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