Relevant questions...

[Sushi-X]

Hi everyone,

I couldn't find the list, although I am assuming there is a list, of the questions of past exam papers that are still relevant for this coming November 2010 exam?

Can anyone direct me to that list? Thanks so much in advance

Sushi

[sooner82]

http://www.soa.org/education/exam-re...oice-exam.aspx

[Actuarialsuck]

Originally Posted by sooner82

http://www.soa.org/education/exam-re...oice-exam.aspx

That's not entirely accurate, for example there was one question on the first released MFE exam that's not tested anymore.

[sooner82]

Originally Posted by Actuarialsuck

That's not entirely accurate, for example there was one question on the first released MFE exam that's not tested anymore.

Yeah, you're right. I was thinking for a second that they wrote 'no longer on syllabus' for those questions, but now I realize ASM does that and not the SOA. Still, this the best you can get if you're looking for released MFE exams.

[shawn Boon]

Originally Posted by sooner82

Yeah, you're right. I was thinking for a second that they wrote 'no longer on syllabus' for those questions, but now I realize ASM does that and not the SOA. Still, this the best you can get if you're looking for released MFE exams.

So, you mean ASM mentioned that the scope covered by those questions are not longer tested, not by SOA? So, Can we trust ASM on his statement?

Cause I going to study MFE soon and I am using ASM MFE 9ed.

[sarahl1286]

Originally Posted by shawn Boon

So, you mean ASM mentioned that the scope covered by those questions are not longer tested, not by SOA? So, Can we trust ASM on his statement?

Cause I going to study MFE soon and I am using ASM MFE 9ed.

If ASM says "no longer on the syllabus" then it is no longer on the syllabus.

[sarahl1286]

"No longer" is kind of a weird phrase..

[ker8]

yeah, phrases in general are usually weird.

"horse of a different color", "cut to the chase", "it's raining cats and dogs", "I'm stumped", "wrong side of the tracks"......I often wonder if ppl from other countries think we're all crazy saying things like this.

[Actuarialsuck]

Originally Posted by ker8

yeah, phrases in general are usually weird.

"horse of a different color", "cut to the chase", "it's raining cats and dogs", "I'm stumped", "wrong side of the tracks"......I often wonder if ppl from other countries think we're all crazy saying things like this.

You can stop wondering, yes we do. You're welcome.

[Force of Interest]

Originally Posted by ker8

yeah, phrases in general are usually weird.

"horse of a different color", "cut to the chase", "it's raining cats and dogs", "I'm stumped", "wrong side of the tracks"......I often wonder if ppl from other countries think we're all crazy saying things like this.

"playing with a chip on their shoulder." My favorite phrase that people just say without having a clue of the origin.