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Required information [The following information applies to the questions displayed below.] Sections of an Audit Report The unqualified audit report is the most common type of audit report. In this context, the term unqualified means that, because the financial statements are free of material misstatements, the auditor does not find it necessary to qualify or modify (i.e., specify any exceptions to) the audit opinion. In other words, an unqualified (unmodified opinion is a "clean" opinion. While it is fairly common for the auditor to find misstatements needing correction, audit clients are almost always willing to make the adjustments necessary to receive a clean opinion. The audit report presented in Exhibit 1-1 is the standard type of unqualified audit opinion issued for publicly traded companies. For a public company audit, the auditor is also responsible to report on the company's internal control over financial reporting (ICFR). The report on ICFR can be combined with the financial statement audit report or it can be presented separately. Put the following components of the standard auditors' report in the correct order