1.
false: Required supplementary information (RSI) is considered part of the basic financial statements.
2.
false: The typical audit is designed to cover all information included in the CAFR.
3.
false: The comprehensive annual financial report (CAFR) is divided into three main sections: the table of contents section, the auditors' report section, and the financial section.
4.
false: Governments must combine their discreetly presented component units into both the fund and the government-wide statements.
5.
false: A related organization is a contractual arrangement whereby two or more participants agree to carry out a common activity and share its risks and rewards.
6.
true: Public colleges and universities must adhere to the same GASB pronouncements as other types of governments.
7.
true: Required notes are an essential element of the basic financial statements.
8.
true: There are only two government-wide statements: the statement of net assets and the statement of activities.
9.
true: Governments must combine their blended component units into both the fund and government-wide statements.
10.
true: A primary government can impose its will on a potential component unit if it has the authority to modify or approve the unit's budget.