2014 AM - "justify with one reason", but guideline answer gives 2 reasons ?

[Viceroy]

AM 2014 - Q 5 :
Basically they ask to identify which of 3 DB plans has the lowest risk tolerance and to justify with one reason.
I answered which DB I thought was the right one, justifying with the fact that it has the highest Debt to Equity ratio.
That is correct, but in the guideline answer they also justify it by the fact that said DB also has the lowest Net Income Margin.
Therefore, they are obviously justifying it with 2 reasons, while the questions asks for one reason.
Can one of our scholars provide guidance ?

 

[blinxbuckles]

Lol. ..mate….it’s a guideline answer…if you had written lowest net income margin instead you would have been right…they’re just giving you options

 

[Viceroy]

Dude usually options are presented in bullet points. In this case the two reasons were in one sentence, separated by ”and”.

 

[Galli]

Don’t over think it, you would receive credit for your one reason

 

[Viceroy]

Ok txs guys.