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Test your knowledge on corrective action and root cause analysis in auditing!

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Froggy Jumps Audit Insights QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on corrective action and root cause analysis in auditing! by INTAN JULIANA JUREMI 1 What is the primary goal of corrective action in auditing? a To increase audit frequency. b To eliminate the root cause of non-conformities. c To reduce staff involvement. 2 Which technique is commonly used for root cause analysis? a Cost-benefit analysis. b SWOT analysis. c The 5 Whys technique. 3 In auditing, what is a corrective action plan? a A list of audit participants. b A summary of audit findings. c A structured approach to address identified issues. 4 Which of the following is NOT a step in root cause analysis? a Identifying the problem. b Ignoring the data collected. c Implementing solutions. 5 What is the benefit of documenting corrective actions? a It increases the number of audits. b It reduces audit costs. c It helps track effectiveness and compliance. 6 What role do audits play in corrective action? a They eliminate the need for training. b They identify areas needing improvement. c They focus solely on financials. 7 Which tool can assist in visualizing root causes? a Pie chart. b Fishbone diagram. c Gantt chart. 8 What is a key outcome of effective root cause analysis? a Higher employee turnover. b Sustainable improvements in processes. c Increased audit duration. 9 what is the meaning of root cause analysis a process of identifying the cause of problems or issues that occur in individual audit engagements b a steps to overcome non-conformance that occurs where every non-conformance that occurs c A process where a formal request is made by the auditor to the auditee 10 categories of non-conformance a minor, major, serious b minor and serious only c major and minor

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Audit Insights Quiz

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Audit Insights QuizOnline version

by INTAN JULIANA JUREMI

What is the primary goal of corrective action in auditing?

Which technique is commonly used for root cause analysis?

In auditing, what is a corrective action plan?

Which of the following is NOT a step in root cause analysis?

What is the benefit of documenting corrective actions?

What role do audits play in corrective action?

Which tool can assist in visualizing root causes?

What is a key outcome of effective root cause analysis?

what is the meaning of root cause analysis

categories of non-conformance