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Quality audit

A quality audit is when someone checks to make sure things are done correctly. It's a bit like when your teacher checks your homework to make sure you did it right.

At work, quality audits make sure that things are working the way they are supposed to work. For example, if you work at a bakery, someone might do a quality audit to make sure that the bread tastes the same every time and is baked for the correct amount of time.

This helps make sure that customers can trust the bakery to always have good bread. It's like making sure the bakery "gets an A" for doing their job well.

When someone does a quality audit, they make a list of everything that they check and if anything needs to be fixed. This helps the people who work at the bakery know what they need to do to improve.
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