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Abby
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Hi,
I have some queries about the CS2 exam. I am finding it difficult to type up the formulas and workings in Word. I don't think it is allowed to copy a formula from another word document to the exam answer booklet? Just a similar equation format.
If not, how about if I copy the same formula from the answer booklet to another part of the same booklet?
Also, the Equation Editor in Word is useful, but based on the Pre-Exam instructions,
1. Candidates should type their workings and answers into the Word document using standard keyboard typing. Candidates DO NOT need to use notation that requires specialised equation editing e.g. the “Equation Editor” functionality in Word.
Should we be using it then? I noticed that it is available in Word 2010, so it should be allowed to be used in the exam? Also would like to ask whether anyone has any ideas what functions are in Word 2019 but not in Word 2010?
Also, is it allowed to use abbreviations?
And how do we decide which intermediate steps should be excluded in our workings? As there may not be sufficient time to type it all out.
Would appreciate some advice. Thanks!
Regards,
Abby
I have some queries about the CS2 exam. I am finding it difficult to type up the formulas and workings in Word. I don't think it is allowed to copy a formula from another word document to the exam answer booklet? Just a similar equation format.
If not, how about if I copy the same formula from the answer booklet to another part of the same booklet?
Also, the Equation Editor in Word is useful, but based on the Pre-Exam instructions,
1. Candidates should type their workings and answers into the Word document using standard keyboard typing. Candidates DO NOT need to use notation that requires specialised equation editing e.g. the “Equation Editor” functionality in Word.
Should we be using it then? I noticed that it is available in Word 2010, so it should be allowed to be used in the exam? Also would like to ask whether anyone has any ideas what functions are in Word 2019 but not in Word 2010?
Also, is it allowed to use abbreviations?
And how do we decide which intermediate steps should be excluded in our workings? As there may not be sufficient time to type it all out.
Would appreciate some advice. Thanks!
Regards,
Abby