If the internal control test is done as a dual-purpose test,the auditor will
A)examine whether there is a deviation from the documented control
B)recalculate the control
C)examine whether the deviation is within the tolerable limit
D)examine whether there is a deviation relevant to the documented control
E)reperform the control
F)both A and B
G)both A and E
H)both C and D

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If the internal control test is done as a dual-purpose test, the auditor will both examine whether there is a deviation relevant to the documented control (choice A) and reperform the control (choice E). This allows the auditor to assess whether the control is operating effectively and to gather evidence on the accuracy of the financial statements at the same time.

If the Internal Control Test Is Done as a Dual-Purpose