Which of the following is a difference between audits and compilations?

• A. The auditor's objective is to obtain reasonable assurance that the financial statements are free of material misstatements, whereas the objective of a compilation is to assist management in presenting financial information without obtaining any level of assurance.

• B. Audits provide a reasonable level of assurance to the users of the financial statements, whereas compilations provide a limited level of assurance to the users of the financial statements.

• C. Audits do not require an understanding of the entity's internal controls and an assessment of fraud risk, whereas compilations require an understanding of the entity's internal controls and an assessment of fraud risk.

• D. Audits have a narrower scope as compared to reviews, whereas compilations have a broader scope as compared to reviews.