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If you provide five benefits of say “a due diligence review” when only three was required, does the examiner only consider the first three and ignore the other two? or does he take the best three answers out of the five benefits provided?
If there are 3 marks available and your answer is 3 points long, and they are all valid, you’ll score 3. If you give 15 points and all 15 are valid, you’ll score 3.
Now, your question! If you give 5 points and only 3 are valid, you’ll score ……………… 3!
Give 10 points and only 2 are valid, you’ll score 2
OK?
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