Ee 108. View PoliciesShow Attempt HistoryCurrent Attempt in Progress* Your answer is incorrect.Min Li is auditing RRR Services Inc. and has designed the following tests:1. Select 150 cancelled cheques (8 percent of the total number of cheques) at random from the cash disbursement journal for the year.2. Ignore any cheques with a recorded value of less than $1,000.3. Examine the cancelled cheques to verify if they have been approved by the accounting supervisor (indicated by her initials on thecheque).4. Compare the percentage of cheques (of the sample) that lacks the accounting supervisor's initials to a predetermined percentage of5 percent.Which of the following statements accurately describe this test? (Several choices may be correct.)Min has designed a substantive test of details✔ Min has designed a test of controlThe results of the test can be used to project a value for the entire population✔The attribute being tested is proper approvalIf the percentage of cheques lacking approval is greater than 5 percent, the auditor will conclude the control is operatingeffectivelyThe results of the test cannot be used to project a value for the entire population

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