Anchor: 8.47 Being convincing requires that the audit results be responsive to the audit objectives, the findings be presented persuasively, and the conclusions and recommendations follow logically from the facts presented.
Entailed: Being convincing requires that the audit results be responsive to the audit objectives.
Contradiction: The audit results do not need to respond to the audit objectives to be convincing.
Contradiction: The people are sad.
Contradiction: A person is working on something.
Contradiction: A white dog is eating out of a bowl.
Contradiction: A old man stands next to some trees.