A question which requires a yes/ no answers is known as

• Open ended
• Closed ended
• Leading
• All of the above

A type of question wherein the Interviewer provides an answer within the question is know as:

• Open ended
• Closed ended
• Leading
• All of the above

An act of unintentional mistake is known a

• Fraud
• Deception
• Error
• Forgery

An entity running on an auto pilot mode can be perceived as __________ by a fraudster.

• Rationalisation
• Opportunity
• Pressure
• None of the above

Examples of few simple forensic audit tests are

• Test of absurdity
• Test of impossibility
• Juxtaposition test
• All of the above

Excessive competition in the market leads to

• Rationalisation
• Opportunity
• Pressure
• None of the above

Existence of orphan funds comes under _________ component of a fraud triangle

• Rationalisation
• Opportunity
• Pressure
• None of the above

Areas which are difficult to corroborate is perceived as _____________ by a fraudster

• Pressure
• Opportunity
• Rationalisation
• Threat

Good traits of a forensic auditor are:

• Maintaining professional skepticism
• Being a good observer
• Using multiple cues to analyse any area
• All of the above

If a company wishes to improve detection methods, they should do all of the following except:

• Use forensic accountants
• Conduct frequent audits
• Conduct surprise checks
• All of the above improve detection of fraud