The primary basis for setting audit objectives is the consideration of risk. This includes the identification and assessment of risks that may prevent the organization from achieving its goals.
Audit risk is a combination of the inherent risk (susceptibility of the financial statements to material misstatement) and control risk (risk that internal controls won't prevent or detect a material misstatement). By understanding these risks, auditors can tailor their objectives to focus on areas with a higher likelihood of encountering problems.
To add a little more, audit objectives should be based on inherent risk assessments, knowledge of business and industry, prior year's audit reports, recent financial information, regulatory statues. I think B is a better suited answer in the perspective of the CISA exam than D or A but I might be wrong.
Audit risk refers to Inherent Risk x Detection Risk x Control Risk; This is not the primary basis in which audit objectives are based on. I think B is more suitable than D or A.
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