please write one page to explain the eight general audit procedure and bring one example for each, I attached the my professor's slides and also one of my classmates's work.Identify and briefly explain the eight general audit procedures used to gather evidence (10 pts). Provide an example for each of the eight procedures (10 pts).

For this assignment, you may choose one of the following prompts to answer. Please identify the question you have chosen to answer on your paper. Option AAnalyze the impact of the events described in the book on the culture and identity of at least two people in the Oelwein community. The paper should include a description of some of each person’s cultural knowledge and identity before the meth epidemic, an explanation of each one’s experiences during this time, and an analysis of whether their cultural knowledge was sustained, modified, or transformed as a result. Option BAnalyze the changes in the social structure, institutions, and culture of the Oelwein, IA community between 1980 and 2010, as they are described in Methland. (In other words, you are not required to do any additional research on elements of the community that are not described in the book). The paper should include a clear description of the way Oelwien was “before” the changes described in the book. It should attempt to explain why and how change occurred, as well as describing what changed. Be sure to relate the changes in Oelwein to larger national and international trends. Option C Analyze the national and international social and economic structural forces that are identified in the book as relating to the fate of places like Oelwein. The paper must include a detailed description and explanation of the history during that time of at least two specific industries or institutions. Be sure to relate the larger structural changes directly to life in Oelwein.Optional: Incorporate into your analysis one of the following concepts discussed in the book: globalization, disconnected states, illicit trade. Option DUse one or more of the concepts from Burgett and Hendler’s Keywords in American Cultural Studies to frame an analysis of the events and social dynamics described in Methland. The paper must clearly define the concept being applied, utilizing the essay in Keywords, and give detailed description and explanation of the how the concept explains the experience of Oelwein. The following selections from Keywords, posted on our Blackboard site, may be useful: Capitalism, Community, Corporation, Economy, Globalization, Market. You may also select other concepts with my approval.Format: typed, double-spaced, 6 pages. Be sure to give a page number for all questions and examples.

Choose any one of the following assignments: Explore how literature reveals the complexities of being human in any one of the following prompts (EITHER PROMPT 1 OR PROMPT 2):Assignment: Prompt 1Format (Choose One)DescriptionPrompt 1—Shakespeare Essay/Does Shakespeare Still Matter?Argumentative Essay ORWrite or present a convincing argument with supporting textual evidence from the texts in the course, as well as others of your own choosing, as to why Shakespeare still matters or does not matter. Explain whether his writing reflects the human condition or not. Is Shakespearean literature still relatable today? Explain with reasons and textual evidence.If writing: In an essay, convince your audience as to why Shakespeare still matters or does not matter. Does his writing reflect the human condition today? Explain your ideas clearly with two to three reasons why Shakespeare still is or is not important today.For an outline, please click HEREFor a sample paper, please click HEREMultimedia PresentationIf presenting: You may present this as a multimedia presentation in which you convince your audience as to why Shakespeare still does or does not matter today. For power point, you are to have 8-10 slides (Not including title slide and reference slide), with 3-5 bullets per slide. Use the notes section under each slide to discuss and explain your points; also add appropriate citations within your notes or next to bullet points. A reference list should be placed on your final slide. If using video, your video should be 2-5 minutes long, with a reference list at the end of the video. Each scene with paraphrases or quotes should also include in-text citations. Ensure you include appropriate images that enhance your presentation or video.Assignment: Prompt 2 DescriptionPrompt 2—Creative Character AnalysisAnalyze one of the following characters:1. Emilia from Emilia’s Lament2. Hamlet from the play, Hamlet1. Create a cartoon (with three or more strips), poem, sonnet, skit/ re-enactment scene, or news report showing what you’ve learned about one of the characters. This is a creative assignment.2. You also need to write a brief paragraph analysis: Submit a paragraph summary explaining your work and the traits you are trying to show in the creative work you made. Does this character represent the complexities of being human? Briefly explain how he or she reflects the complexities of being human in your paragraph.Whichever format you choose, ensure that your work is accompanied by appropriately documented sources within text, and in a reference list. If choosing to do a cartoon representation of the character, ensure that you use a software program—hand-drawings will not be accepted, and you should have at least three strips with callouts. Here are a list of free software programs you may use—MS Word, Power Point, Powtoon, Animaker, Toony Tools (https://www.toonytool.com/), etc.If choosing to do poem or sonnet, ensure you use poetic elements such as figurative language and other techniques to represent the traits of the character; for example, your poem could be an ode to that character; it could also be written in the voice of that character.If doing a skit or re-enactment scene, ensure you include dialogue that includes words that your character would say or dialogue that represents the character’s feelings and other traits of the character.If creating a news report, you could add elements such as interview questions, and other news feature elements.