1a. Which of the following terms best describes this definition: The use of probability theory and statistical inference in a sample anplication to determine sample size. to calculate formal statistical results. and to guantify sampling risk. Risk of incorrect rejection tudgmental selection Non-statistical sampling Statistical sampline Systematic sampere selection Representative sample Attributes tampling Risk of incorrect acceptance 1b. Which of the following terms best describes this definition: A sample whose characteristics are the same as those of the population. Risk of incorrect acceptance Non-statistical sampling Representative sample Systematic sample selection Attributes sampling Risk of incorrect rejection Risk of incorrect rejection Statistical sampling 1c. Which of the following terms best describes this definition: Astatistical, probabilistic method of sample evaluation that results in an estimate of the proportion of items in a pepulation containing a characteristic of interest. Representative sample Non-statictical sampling Systematic sample selection Risk of incorrect acceptance. Statictical sampling Riskef incorrect rejection Attributes sampling Judimental selection 1d. Which of the following terms best describes this definition: The risk that the auditor is willing to take of concluding that a control is not working.properly, when it is, in fact, working.properly. Risk of incorrect rejection Judgmental selection Attributes sampling Statistical sampling Srstematic sample selection Representative sample Non-statistical sampling Risk of incorrect acceptance 1e. Which of the following terms best describes this definition: A letter, addressed to the client's customer, requesting a response only if the recipient disagrees with the amount of the stated account balance. Blank confrmation form Altemative procedures Invoice confirmation Timing difference in an accounts receivable confirmation Positive confirmation Negative confirmation If. Which of the following terms best describes this definition: Aletter, addressed to the client's customer, requesting that the recipient indicate directly on the letter whether the stated account balance is correct or incorrect and, if incorrect, by what amount. Timing difference in an accounts receivable confurmation Alternative procedures Blank confirmation form Negative confirmation Positive confrmation involce confirmation