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In CP3 X Assignment Solutions the rule for sentence of appropriate length is:
An overly-long sentence is one containing more than one message; too many sub-clauses; which, if spoken, needs repeated breaks to articulate; or is over 35 words in length.
The question paper for CP3 March 2021 is at http://www.actuariesindia.org/downloads/exampapers/march2021/Q_CP3.pdf and answer paper is at http://www.actuariesindia.org/downloads/exampapers/march2021/CP3.pdf
I have found sentences that in my opinion are overly long. For e.g.
My query is: Is this type of sentence construction valid in exam or will it be penalised ? I expect answer from Acted Tutors / Markers without making any assumption about IAI / IFoA exam marking standards (or differences in their approach) but purely from syllabus objective point.
An overly-long sentence is one containing more than one message; too many sub-clauses; which, if spoken, needs repeated breaks to articulate; or is over 35 words in length.
The question paper for CP3 March 2021 is at http://www.actuariesindia.org/downloads/exampapers/march2021/Q_CP3.pdf and answer paper is at http://www.actuariesindia.org/downloads/exampapers/march2021/CP3.pdf
I have found sentences that in my opinion are overly long. For e.g.
- This has resulted in a hardship for retirees as the pool of money which they had saved towards retirement may not provide the kind of income which they had originally envisaged
- The fund choices that are available vary, funds can be low risk investing in say only Government bonds, medium risk investing in a combination of Government bonds and debentures or higher risk investing in shares of companies
- In case she decides she is better off using the income drawdown approach, she first needs to decide how much of the money she would want to drawdown every year
- For the time being let us assume that she is happy with what she would have got as an annuity which could be Rs.1.6 lakh or Rs.1.1 lakh depending on whether she has commuted one third of the corpus.
My query is: Is this type of sentence construction valid in exam or will it be penalised ? I expect answer from Acted Tutors / Markers without making any assumption about IAI / IFoA exam marking standards (or differences in their approach) but purely from syllabus objective point.