Test-Taking Strategy

You have about two hours for 60 questions, which is plenty if you keep moving — roughly a minute or two per question. Answer the ones you know first, flag the uncertain ones with the review tool, and come back to them. Because there is no penalty for a wrong guess, never leave anything blank. Read each stem carefully and watch for qualifiers like "except," "least," "most," "initial," or "not," which flip the meaning of the question. A reliable method is to form your own answer before looking at the choices, then match it, eliminating the clearly wrong options to improve your odds on the rest. On the second pass, revisit only the flagged questions, and change an answer only when you find a concrete reason rather than a vague feeling.