On September 3, 20x1, Larkin, CPA, was engaged to audit the financial statements of Precious Metals Company (PM), for the year ended October 31, 20X1. PM purchases precious metals at wholesale prices and resells them to craft clubs at retail. PM is a new client whose common stock was first offered to the public five years ago. PM received an unqualified opinion on its financial statements in each of the prior three years, but changes auditors after each engagement. In accepting the engagement, Larkin completed all of the appropriate client acceptance procedures. Larkin instructed Johnson, an assistant on the engagement, to draft a planning checklist that would assist Larkin in preparing the audit staff for the fieldwork that is scheduled to begin on October 17, 20X1. On October 5, 20X1, Johnson prepared the planning checklist below (engagement letter points have been omitted). Select the appropriate/inappropriate points that are included on the below Johnson's planning checklist. IV. Assessing auditability Has the adequacy of the accounting records been assessed for proper: 32 Descriptions of transactions to permit the appropriate financial statement classification? 33 Information about transactions to permit the recording of appropriate monetary amounts? 34 Recording of transactions in the appropriate accounting period? Have the following factors regarding the integrity of management been considered in planning the audit: Responses to previous inquiries of local attorneys, bankers, and other business leaders regarding PM's standing in the community? 36 PM's credit rating? 37 Have inquiries of a sample of PM's customers regarding PM's credit-granting policies been made? 35 Appropriate Inappropriate