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Question 1

A CPA firm normally uses one or a combination of four defenses when there are legal claims by clients. Which one of the following is generally not a defense?
◦ lack of duty
◦ nonnegligent performance
◦ contributory negligence
◦ foreseeable users

Question 2

An auditor working for a CPA firm was found to be guilty of extreme or unusual negligence, though it was not proven that the auditor intended to deceive or do harm in the performance of an audit. Which of the terms related to negligence and fraud is this situation describing?
◦ fraud
◦ ordinary negligence
◦ constructive fraud
◦ gross negligence
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