Calvinism and capitalism belong to different mindset because _______. A: Protestantism is unworldly and spiritual, and capitalism stands for materiality and greed B: Capitalism is unworldly and spiritual, and Protestantism stands for materiality and greed C: Capitalism is unworldly and greedy, and Protestantism stands for materiality and spirituality D: Capitalism is greedy and spiritual, and Protestantism stands for materiality and unworldliness

Calvinism and capitalism belong todifferent mindset not because _______. A: Capitalism is unworldly and spiritual, and Protestantism stands for materiality and greed B: Protestantism is unworldly and spiritual, and capitalism stands for materiality and greed C: Capitalism is greedy and spiritual, and Protestantism stands for materiality and unworldliness D: Capitalism is unworldly and greedy, and Protestantism stands for materiality and spirituality

Two<br/>key concepts that underlie management's design and implementation of<br/>internal control are:() A: costs<br/>and materiality. B: absolute<br/>assurance and costs. C: inherent<br/>limitations and reasonable assurance. D: collusion<br/>and materiality.

The premise of all natural science study is acknowledging the materiality of the universe and the unity of its laws.

Which two of the following are elements of an assurance engagement？（ ） A: A three-party relationship B: Suitable criteria C: Determination of materiality D: An engagement letter

Which accounting principle is being applied when an accounting policy is applied the same way year after year? A: Accruals B: Consistency C: Going concern D: Materiality

When allocating materiality, most practitioners choose to allocate to: （ ） A: both balance sheet and income statement accounts because there could be errors on either. B: all of the financial statements because it is required by GAAS. C: the income statement accounts because they are more important. D: the balance sheet accounts because there are fewer.

Which of the following statements is a description of the accounting concept of materiality? A: Financial statements are prepared assuming the business will continue for the foreseeable future. B: An item that is omitted or incorrect would affect users' decisions based on the financial statements. C: Profits and income are recognised with caution, losses and expenses are recognised as soon as known. D: The business and its owner are separate accounting entities.