A Survey Is a Process for Gathering Information, Without Detailed

Multiple Choice

A survey is a process for gathering information, without detailed verification, on the activity being examined. A survey may involve use of all of the following procedures EXCEPT:

A) Interviews with individuals affected by the activity, e.g., users of the activity are output.
B) Review of management reports and studies.
C) Document key control activities and Discussions with the customer.
D) Study organizational structures.