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ACFE Certified Fraud Examiner -Fraud Schemes and Financial Crimes Sample Questions:

1. Which of the following scenarios would be considered a conflict of interest?

A) Dana works for XYZ Printing Services on weekdays and Marigold Cafe on weekends, but she does not tell either employer about the other job.
B) Morgan owns a significant amount of stock in a company she regularly buys her employer's office supplies from, but her employer is aware of this fact.
C) Annika hires her sister's band to perform at her company's holiday party, but she has informed her employer about the relationship.
D) Cindy purchases restaurant supplies for her employer from the company her aunt owns, but she has not informed her employer of the relationship.

2. Brenda was a cashier at a retail store. When Brenda's friend shopped at the store, she would take her merchandise to Brenda's cash register. Instead of charging her friend, Brenda would record a No-Sale transaction on the register, and her friend would pretend to pay for the merchandise. Brenda's friend would leave the store without paying for the merchandise, and the two would later divide the merchandise between themselves. This scheme can BEST be described as:

A) A skimming scheme
B) A register disbursement scheme
C) A purchasing and receiving scheme
D) A false sale scheme

3. A process by which several bidders conspire to split contracts up and ensure that each gets a certain amount of work is called:

A) Bid opening
B) Bid pooling
C) Bid log
D) Fictitious bidding

4. Any expenses that are incurred but not paid by the end of the year are counted in our records of profit and loss, and are called:

A) Expenses
B) Depreciations
C) Accruals
D) Financial record

5. Which of the following is the amount of money that would be realized upon the sale of the asset at some point in the future, less the costs associated with owning, operating, and selling it?

A) Fair value
B) Net realizable value
C) Going concern
D) Cost

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