Which two statements are true about standard database auditing? (Choose two.)

Oracle standard auditing allows DDL statements such as CREATE, ALTER, DROP, and TRUNCATE to be audited using the AUDIT command, making this a true statement about standard auditing capabilities.

Oracle standard auditing supports statement-level auditing that targets calls to standalone stored procedures and functions, so auditing statements that reference a standalone procedure is valid and supported.

This is false - SYSDBA operations can be audited by setting the AUDIT_SYS_OPERATIONS initialization parameter to TRUE, which writes SYS audit records to the OS audit trail.

This is false because the number of audit records created depends on whether BY SESSION or BY ACCESS auditing is configured - BY ACCESS creates one record per execution, not a single record per session regardless of execution count.