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Chapter 1: Data Analytics for Accounting and Identifying the Questions
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Chapter 2: Mastering the Data
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Chapter 3: Performing the Test Plan and Analyzing the Results
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Chapter 4: Communicating Results and Visualizations
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Chapter 5: The Modern Accounting Environment
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Chapter 6: Audit Data Analytics
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Chapter 7: Managerial Analytics
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Chapter 8: Financial Statement Analytics
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Chapter 9: Tax Analytics
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Solutions to Multiple Choice Questions
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1. (LO 1-1) Big Data is often described by the four Vs, or
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a. volume, velocity, veracity, and variability.
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b. volume, velocity, veracity, and variety.
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c. volume, volatility, veracity, and variability.
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d. variability, velocity, veracity, and variety.
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4) Which data approach attempts to assign each unit in a population into a small set ofclasses (or grou
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ps) where the unit best fits?
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a. Regression
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c. Co-occurrence grouping HT
d. Classification
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4) Which data approach attempts to identify similar individuals based on data knownabout them?
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a. Classification
b. Regression
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d. Data reduction
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4. (LO 1-4) Which data approach attempts to predict connections between two data items?
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a. Profiling
b. Classification
c. Link prediction
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d. Regression
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6) Which of these terms is defined as being a central repository of descriptions for all ofthe data attribut
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es of the dataset?
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a. Big Data
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b. Data warehouse
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c. Data dictionary
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d. Data Analytics
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Answer: c HT
6. (LO 1-5) Which skills were not emphasized that analytic-minded accountants should have?
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a. Developed an analytics mindset HT HT HT
b. Data scrubbing and data preparation
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c. Classification of test approaches HT HT HT
d. Statistical data analysis competency
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Answer: c HT
7. (LO 1-5) In which areas were skills not emphasized for analytic-minded accountants?
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a. Data quality HT
b. Descriptive data analysis HT HT
c. Data visualization and data reporting
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d. Data and systems analysis and design
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Answer: d HT
8. (LO 1-4) The IMPACT cycle includes all except the following steps:
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a. perform test plan. HT HT
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Answer: b HT
9. (LO 1-4) The IMPACT cycle specifically includes all except the following steps:
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a. data preparation.
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b. communicate insights. HT
c. address and refine results.
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d. perform test plan. HT HT
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