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CFE ACFE Certified Fraud Examiner Free Practice Exam Questions (2025 Updated)

Prepare effectively for your ACFE CFE Certified Fraud Examiner certification with our extensive collection of free, high-quality practice questions. Each question is designed to mirror the actual exam format and objectives, complete with comprehensive answers and detailed explanations. Our materials are regularly updated for 2025, ensuring you have the most current resources to build confidence and succeed on your first attempt.

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A typical issue involving material and fraud would be:

A.

Fraudulent statement

B.

Misappropriations

C.

Civil lawsuit

D.

Quality control

A scheme is classified as a Conflict of interest:

A.

when an employee must have some kind of ownership or employment interest in the vendor submitting the invoice.

B.

when a salesman must have some kind of ownership or employment interest in the vendor submitting the sales.

C.

when a purchaser must have some kind of ownership or employment interest in the vendor submitting the purchase.

D.

when a dealer must have some kind of dealership interest in the vendor submitting the stock.

A fabricated name and the post office box that an employee uses to collect disbursements from false billings is called:

A.

Accomplice residence

B.

Shell company

C.

Perpetrator check

D.

Cash generator

The most common method for billing scheme is:

A.

Register

B.

Tips

C.

Accident

D.

None of the above

Which sale occurs when the accomplice of the employee-fraudster “buys” merchandise, but the employee does not ring up the sale, and the accomplice takes the merchandise without making any payment?

A.

Whole sale

B.

Fake sale

C.

Fraudster sale

D.

Preliminary sale

According to fraud tree, cash has three following schemes:

A.

Skimming, cash larceny and fraudulent disbursements

B.

Fraud analysis, skimming and cash misappropriations

C.

Cash larceny, cash distribution and fraudulent disbursements

D.

Cash distribution, skimming and fraud analysis

According to Hollinger and Clark for Policy development, management must pay attention to:

A.

A clear understanding regarding theft behavior

B.

Enforcement of sanctions

C.

Both A & B

D.

Neither A nor B

A fabricated name and the post office box that an employee uses to collect disbursements from false billings is called:

A.

Accomplice residence

B.

Shell company

C.

Perpetrator check

D.

Cash generator

One final means of concealing a register scheme, as with many kinds of fraud, is to destroy all records of the transaction.

A.

True

B.

False

Asset misappropriations have an effect on the liabilities and do also have an indirect effect on the equity account.

A.

True

B.

False

The prime targets for skimming schemes which are hard to monitor and predict such as late fees and parking fees, are:

A.

Revenue sources

B.

Recorded sales

C.

Internal audits

D.

Register manipulations

The most basic skimming scheme occurs when:

A.

An employee sells goods or services to a customer, collects the customer’s payment, but makes no record of the sale.

B.

An employee buy goods or services from a customer, drop the customer’s payment, but makes no record of the purchase.

C.

An employee sells goods or services to a stakeholder, collects the stakeholder’s payment and makes record of the sale too.

D.

An employee buy goods or services from a stakeholder, drop the stakeholder’s payment and makes record of the purchase too.

Once the expense account is closed, it becomes a historical item and probably will never be reviewed again.

A.

True

B.

False

___________ should be examined to see that all are properly documented and that inappropriate payments have not been made to employees.

A.

Payable cash

B.

Cash advances

C.

counterfeit checks

D.

Payable checks

The principle behind full disclosure is:

A.

Any material deviation from GAAP must be explained to the reader of the financial information.

B.

Any material deviation from SAS must be explained to the writer oh the financial information.

C.

Any material deviation from GAAP must be explained to writer of the financial information.

D.

None of above

In which phase of competitive bidding process, fraudsters attempt to influence the selection of a contractor by restricting the pool of competitors from whom bids are sought?

A.

Need recognition

B.

Solicitation

C.

False specification

D.

Submission

Skimming cases can more likely to be detected by:

A.

Internal audits

B.

Accidents

C.

Internal controls

D.

occupational frauds

A __________ is a day-by-day, or chronological, record of transactions

A.

Asset

B.

Journal

C.

Checkbook

D.

Ledger

In Fraud scale pressure, opportunity and integrity variables all results in a list of ___ possible red flags or indicators of occupational fraud and abuse.

A.

81

B.

82

C.

83

D.

84

When an incorrect total is carried from the journal to the ledger or from ledger to the financial statements, this method is called:

A.

Forced Balance

B.

Out-of-balance

C.

False balance

D.

None of all

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