ACG 445 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM 2026-2027 ||
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2026 EDITION
In accounting, building a reputation for ethical leadership means to:
a) enable ethics and values to take place without fear of retaliation
b) refrain from using non-GAAP measures of earnings
c) enable ethics and values to shine through the fog of beating the
competition and meeting financial projections
d) create an environment that fosters short-term shareholder value
c) enable ethics and values to shine through the fog of beating the
competition and meeting financial projections
to hold employees accountable to ethical standards, moral
managers:
a) strive to do what is right regardless of the consequences of one's
actions
b) walk the talk of leadership
c) use reward systems to encourage ethical performance
d) all of the above
c) use reward systems to encourage ethical performance
,Trevino et al. believe ethical leaders possess each of the following
two traits:
a) moral follower and moral servant
b) moral person and transformational leader
c) moral person and moral manager
d) moral person and moral employee
c) moral person and moral manager
with respect to leadership in the accounting profession, it might be
said that:
a) partners must exhibit ethical decision-making through ethical
sensitivity to the needs of one's firm
b) ethical judgment is more important than how one makes
decisions
c) how one makes decisions is more important than ethical
leadership
d) partners must exhibit moral imagination through ethical
perception of what it means to be ethical, professional, and
successful
a) partners must exhibit ethical decision-making through ethical
sensitivity to the needs of one's firm
,if the financial statements are not materially misstated, the auditor
should give a(an)
a) unmodified opinion
b) qualified opinion
c) modified opinion
d) adverse opinion
a) unmodified opinion
an example of fraudulent financial statements is:
a) failure to provide adequate documentation to support financial
statements assertions
b) misrepresentation of events, transactions, and other significant
events in the financial statements
c) aggressive accounting for transactions, events, or other
significant matters
d) misappropriation of assets
b) misrepresentation of events, transactions, and other significant
events in the financial statements
, When courts find accountants liable for constructive fraud, the
implication is that:
a) auditors should be able to detect all deceit by management
b) auditors should always be liable when investors lose money due
to deceit
c) accountants may be liable for fraud even when they had no
knowledge of deceit
d) accountants may be held liable even to third parties to whom
they did not have a duty
c) accountants may be liable for fraud even when they had no
knowledge of deceit
When an auditor acts so carelessly in the application of professional
standards that it implies a reckless disregard for the standards of
due care is referred to as:
a) fraud
b) negligence
c) constructive fraud
d) scienter
c) constructive fraud
NEWEST VERSION WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS|| LATEST
UPDATE WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS|| ALREADY GRDAED A+ ||
2026 EDITION
In accounting, building a reputation for ethical leadership means to:
a) enable ethics and values to take place without fear of retaliation
b) refrain from using non-GAAP measures of earnings
c) enable ethics and values to shine through the fog of beating the
competition and meeting financial projections
d) create an environment that fosters short-term shareholder value
c) enable ethics and values to shine through the fog of beating the
competition and meeting financial projections
to hold employees accountable to ethical standards, moral
managers:
a) strive to do what is right regardless of the consequences of one's
actions
b) walk the talk of leadership
c) use reward systems to encourage ethical performance
d) all of the above
c) use reward systems to encourage ethical performance
,Trevino et al. believe ethical leaders possess each of the following
two traits:
a) moral follower and moral servant
b) moral person and transformational leader
c) moral person and moral manager
d) moral person and moral employee
c) moral person and moral manager
with respect to leadership in the accounting profession, it might be
said that:
a) partners must exhibit ethical decision-making through ethical
sensitivity to the needs of one's firm
b) ethical judgment is more important than how one makes
decisions
c) how one makes decisions is more important than ethical
leadership
d) partners must exhibit moral imagination through ethical
perception of what it means to be ethical, professional, and
successful
a) partners must exhibit ethical decision-making through ethical
sensitivity to the needs of one's firm
,if the financial statements are not materially misstated, the auditor
should give a(an)
a) unmodified opinion
b) qualified opinion
c) modified opinion
d) adverse opinion
a) unmodified opinion
an example of fraudulent financial statements is:
a) failure to provide adequate documentation to support financial
statements assertions
b) misrepresentation of events, transactions, and other significant
events in the financial statements
c) aggressive accounting for transactions, events, or other
significant matters
d) misappropriation of assets
b) misrepresentation of events, transactions, and other significant
events in the financial statements
, When courts find accountants liable for constructive fraud, the
implication is that:
a) auditors should be able to detect all deceit by management
b) auditors should always be liable when investors lose money due
to deceit
c) accountants may be liable for fraud even when they had no
knowledge of deceit
d) accountants may be held liable even to third parties to whom
they did not have a duty
c) accountants may be liable for fraud even when they had no
knowledge of deceit
When an auditor acts so carelessly in the application of professional
standards that it implies a reckless disregard for the standards of
due care is referred to as:
a) fraud
b) negligence
c) constructive fraud
d) scienter
c) constructive fraud
