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Global Internal Audit StandarsOnline version In this game, players must guess the terms from the Global Internal Audit Standards based on their definitions. by luisa gomez A B C E F I M O P Q R S W Contains A This are non-assurance activities where internal auditors give guidance to stakeholders, by agreement, on matters like policies, processes, systems, risks, and controls, without assuming management responsibilities. Contains B This is the highest governing body or, if none exists, the top authority in the organization. Contains C Specifications of the desired state of the activity under review, also called evaluation criteria. Contains E Process where internal auditors assess risks, set objectives and scope, define criteria, and develop a work program for an engagement. Contains F It is any intentional act of deceit or dishonesty to gain an unfair or illegal advantage. Contains I Is the level of risk present before any management actions are taken. Contains M Those are policies, processes, and procedures set by the chief audit executive to guide and improve the internal audit function. Contains O It is hiring an external provider for internal audit services, either fully (entire function) or partially (“cosourcing”). Contains P Governments and publicly funded or controlled entities that provide programs, goods, or services to the public. Starts with Q A program to ensure the internal audit function meets standards, achieves objectives, and improves continuously through internal and external assessments Contains R The underlying reason for the gap between the criteria and the actual condition of the activity reviewed. Contains S The top executives accountable to the board for carrying out the organization’s strategic decisions. Contains W It is the record of the internal audit work performed during the planning and execution of engagements, supporting the findings and conclusions.

Global Internal Audit StandarsOnline version

In this game, players must guess the terms from the Global Internal Audit Standards based on their definitions.

by luisa gomez

Contains A

This are non-assurance activities where internal auditors give guidance to stakeholders, by agreement, on matters like policies, processes, systems, risks, and controls, without assuming management responsibilities.

Contains B

This is the highest governing body or, if none exists, the top authority in the organization.

Contains C

Specifications of the desired state of the activity under review, also called evaluation criteria.

Contains E

Process where internal auditors assess risks, set objectives and scope, define criteria, and develop a work program for an engagement.

Contains F

It is any intentional act of deceit or dishonesty to gain an unfair or illegal advantage.

Contains I

Is the level of risk present before any management actions are taken.

Contains M

Those are policies, processes, and procedures set by the chief audit executive to guide and improve the internal audit function.

Contains O

It is hiring an external provider for internal audit services, either fully (entire function) or partially (“cosourcing”).

Contains P

Governments and publicly funded or controlled entities that provide programs, goods, or services to the public.

Starts with Q

A program to ensure the internal audit function meets standards, achieves objectives, and improves continuously through internal and external assessments

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Global Internal Audit StandarsOnline version

by luisa gomez

Contains A

This are non-assurance activities where internal auditors give guidance to stakeholders, by agreement, on matters like policies, processes, systems, risks, and controls, without assuming management responsibilities.

Contains B

This is the highest governing body or, if none exists, the top authority in the organization.

Contains C

Specifications of the desired state of the activity under review, also called evaluation criteria.

Contains E

Process where internal auditors assess risks, set objectives and scope, define criteria, and develop a work program for an engagement.

Contains F

It is any intentional act of deceit or dishonesty to gain an unfair or illegal advantage.

Contains I

Is the level of risk present before any management actions are taken.

Contains M

Those are policies, processes, and procedures set by the chief audit executive to guide and improve the internal audit function.

Contains O

It is hiring an external provider for internal audit services, either fully (entire function) or partially (“cosourcing”).

Contains P

Governments and publicly funded or controlled entities that provide programs, goods, or services to the public.

Starts with Q

A program to ensure the internal audit function meets standards, achieves objectives, and improves continuously through internal and external assessments

Contains R

The underlying reason for the gap between the criteria and the actual condition of the activity reviewed.

Contains S

The top executives accountable to the board for carrying out the organization’s strategic decisions.

Contains W

It is the record of the internal audit work performed during the planning and execution of engagements, supporting the findings and conclusions.