Reasonable assurance is:
A) more than a low level of assurance, reasonable, but not absolute.
B) less than certainty.
C) a measure of the level of certainty that the auditor has obtained at the completion of the audit.
D) all of the above

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Reasonable assurance encompasses all the aspects mentioned: it is more than a low level of assurance but not absolute (A), it is less than certainty (B), and it reflects the level of certainty obtained by the auditor at the audit's completion (C).

Reasonable Assurance Is