In general, scope limitations beyond the control of management:
A) result in a qualified opinion, subject to the scope limitation.
B) result in an unqualified opinion.
C) result in an adverse opinion.
D) result in a qualified opinion, except for the scope limitation.

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Scope limitations beyond the control of management result in a qualified opinion, except for the scope limitation. This means that while the opinion is qualified due to the limitation, the rest of the financial statements are free from material misstatements.

In General, Scope Limitations Beyond the Control of Management