IIA-CCSA Practice Test

A methodology that can be used by managers and internal auditors to assess the
adequacy of an organization’s risk management and control processes is called:

A.

Control self-assessment

B.

Control certifications

C.

Managerial control

D.

Risk control

Which of the following is NOT the purpose of an organization that uses self-assessment to
have a formal, documented process that allows management and work teams to participate
in a structured manner?

A.

Identifying risk factors and significant exposures.

B.

Accessing the control processes that do not mitigate or manage those risks.

C.

Developing action plans to reduce risks to acceptable levels.

D.

Determining the likelihood of, or assisting in, the achievement of business objectives

The purpose of Control self-assessment is:

A.

to make analysis through interviews

B.

to find report issued by auditors

C.

through which internal control effectiveness is examined and assessed

D.

to focus on policies and procedures that are strategy compliance

Which of the following is Correct?

A.

Internal auditing is an independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed
to add value and improve an organization’s operations.

B.

Take guidelines to analyst conflicts of internal auditing.

C.

Required orientation and continuing education regarding audits.

D.

Assets are safeguards for internal audits.

Principles relevant to profession of internal auditing and rules of conduct that describe their
behaviors are the components of:

A.

Auditing Reviews

B.

Internal Auditing Profession

C.

Auditing Standards

D.

Institute of Internal Auditors