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a The type of audit opinion to be rendered based upon procedures performed. b. The audit procedures that will be performed every year for the client. c. How an auditor should think while performing audit procedures d. Audit objectives and procedures to be followed during the audit process ANSWER 24. Which one of the following is the primary reason for documenting audit work? a. To prevent litigation by other parties that question the audit performance. b. To provide a stand-alone medium that gives audit conclusions and supports the opinion. C. To give the client a full reporting of all work performed on their behalf. d. To supply a point of reference for all auditors performing the work subsequently. ANSWER 25. To be considered reliable evidence, confirmations must be controlled by which of the following individuals? a. A client employee responsible for accounts receivable. b. An external auditor. c. A client's internal audit department. d. A client's controller or CFO. ANSWER 26. Conclusions are typically documented by auditors in which type of work paper? a. Audit planning memo. b. Audit program. c. Audit memoranda. d. Representation letter. ANSWER: 27. Which of the following is an example of poorly-developed audit documentation? a. Clear communication as to how testing was performed, the results and conclusions.

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24.Which one of the following is the primary reason for documenting audit work?

Answer: To provide a stand-alone medium that gives audit conclusions and supports the opinion.

25.To be considered reliable evidence, confirmations must be controlled by

Answer: An external auditor

26.Conclusions are typically documented by auditors in which type of work paper

Answer: Audit Memoranda

Question no.27 is not answered as the options cannot be seen .