Question
'Test Checking' in an audit refers
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Test Checking, or selective verification, is an audit technique where the auditor applies audit procedures to less than 100% of the items within an account balance or class of transactions. The sample is selected such that it is expected to be representative of the whole, allowing the auditor to draw conclusions about the entire population.
In water logged soils maximum microbes found are
Why does a high C: N ratio in added organic matter initially slow down nitrogen availability for plants?
Why do sandy soils generally have higher bulk densities compared to clayey soils?
The indicator plant for zinc deficiency is ____
Toxicity of which element leads to the unavailability of iron and zinc
…………………..measures the proportion of cation exchange sites occupied by sodium.
Which of the following factors are considered to be the most active in the process of soil formation?
Which law defines the relationship between the settling velocity of soil particles and their size in a liquid medium?
The soil having  pH value of < 8.5 with EC (electrical conductivity) is > 4.0 millimhos/cm and ESP < 15% is ____
Which of the following element/substance leads to deflocculation of soil particles?