Entity-level controls can have a pervasive effect on the entity's ability to meet the control criteria. Which one of the following is not an entity-level control?           A. The period-end financial reporting process           B. Controls to monitor results of the operations           C. Controls to monitor the inventory taking process            D. Management's risk assessment process

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