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DIP OHS Monday 28-02-2-2022

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A _________________ is any source of potential damage on someone.

a)

harm

b)

hazard

c)

risk

2.

Workplace hazards can come from one source only.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

The chance or probability that a person will be harmed if exposed to a hazard.

a)

risk assessment

b)

hazard

c)

risk

4.

Which of the following is a risk factor?

a)

stomachache

b)

skin contact with a dangerous chemical

c)

lateness

5.

What is the purpose of a risk assessment?

a)

To generate more paperwork

b)

Create work for the designated safety officers

c)

Proportion blame in the event of an accident occurring

d)

To evaluate hazards and to minimise the levels of its risk

6.

Risk assessments are a legal requirement?

a)

True

b)

False

7.

You must have a written record of your risk assessment if you employ how many people?

a)

2 or more

b)

5 or more

c)

10 or more

d)

25 or more

8.

When would you need to update / renew your risk assessment?

a)

When a piece of new equipment is installed

b)

When an employee leaves the company

c)

After one year

d)

When expecting a HSE visit

9.

What is the "Auditor Opinion" if the auditor believes that the company's financial statements are sound and free from material misstatements?

a)

Qualified

b)

Unqualified

c)

Adverse

d)

Emphasis of Matter

10.

Hierarchy for Auditor Opinion is:

Qualified

Unqualified

Emphasis of Matter

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Audit procedures may be performed:

a)

throughout the period being audited with emphasis on the transactions near the end.

b)

shortly after the close of the period being audited.

c)

early in the accounting period being audited.

d)

during all three of the above periods.

12.

Gary uses information he has obtained to assess the risk of material misstatement at the financial statement level and the relevant assertion level. What part of the risk assessment process is this?

a)

Performing procedures

b)

Obtaining an understanding

c)

Making decisions and judgements

13.

In which of the following scenarios has the auditor correctly performed his or her risk assessment procedures?

a)

In all of her audit engagements, Julie makes inquiries of the client's management, its accounting department, its sales and marketing staff, and its in-house legal counsel.

b)

David uses information gathered about a misstatement in last year's audit to help assess risks of material misstatement in the current audit.

c)

Arthur determines all the risk assessment procedures that he will perform over the course of his current audit engagement before he begins the audit.

d)

Sue evaluates the design and implementation of her audit client's internal control using inquiry as her only risk assessment procedure.

14.

Which of the following auditors has dealt with an aspect of walkthroughs in the best way?

a)

Andrea uses different transactions and tests each control separately.

b)

Kevin performs walkhthroughs on transactions selected for him by his audit client.

c)

Ruben uses inquiry, observation, and document inspection during his walkthrough.

d)

Matt elects not to perform a walkthrough, despite a high risk of material misstatment.

15.

Jun is engaged to audit the financial statements of a small business. As part of his audit, Jun must obtain an understanding of his client's entity-level controls. One of the control objectives Jun evaluates to obtain this understanding is whether his client's human resource policies and procedures send employees messages about expected levels of integrity, ethical behavior, and competence. What element of internal control does this control objectivity apply to?

a)

Control environment

b)

Risk assessment

c)

Information and communication

d)

Monitoring