Which of the following is the primary engagement responsibility of an entry-level internal auditor?

 Primary Responsibilities: For entry-level internal auditors, the primary responsibilities focus on learning and supporting tasks. Documentation is a key responsibility as it involves recording the findings and work performed during an audit engagement. This helps in building a foundation for understanding audit processes and methodologies.

IIA's Global Internal Audit Competency Framework emphasizes documentation as a core skill for entry-level auditors.

 Other Responsibilities:

Leadership: Typically a responsibility for more experienced auditors.

Analysis and Reporting: While entry-level auditors may assist with analysis and reporting, these tasks are generally more advanced and require a deeper understanding of audit processes.