フリー問題

問題文

Two auditors act differently on the same visit. One softens a finding so the report reads better for the client. The other examines a sample so quickly that a second look would have shown a gap. Which principle does each depart from?

選択肢

1. The softened finding departs from confidentiality because the report abandons the client, while the hurried sample departs from independence because the work abandons the poise.
2. The softened finding departs from presentation because the report abandons the observations, while the hurried sample departs from care because the work abandons the carefulness.
3. The softened finding departs from integrity because the report abandons the honesty, while the hurried sample departs from evidence because the work abandons the gathering.
4. The softened finding departs from care because the report abandons the thought, while the hurried sample departs from presentation because the work abandons the plan.