Required: a. The size of a monetary unit sample is not based on the estimated variation of audited amounts. b. MUS results in a stratified sample. c. Individually significant items are automatically identified. d. MUS results in a smaller sample size when numerous small misstatements are expected. e. If few misstatements are expected, MUS will usually result in a smaller sample size than classical variables sampling methods. f. One does not need a book value for individual items to evaluate a monetary unit sample. g. A MUS eliminates the need to project results to the overall population. h. MUS is "preferred" by professional standards