If the test hasn't changed since 2007, some of the questions don't have correct answers, some take about 2 seconds to answer, and some will take you a few minutes to figure out. You will also only see about 1/3 of the questions from the gouge and 2/3 of your questions will be slightly different, but easy to figure out if you have studied the gouge.

One tip. You will have about 1 minute per question. I skipped all the ones that I knew would take me longer than a minute and answered all the ones I knew for sure that were easy. I then went back and "guessed" on the ones that I figured had no correct answer. Then I spent the rest of the time figuring the ones that would take some time. I finished with about 2 minutes to spare. I knew a few guys who got hung up on the no answer questions and some of the tough ones and didn't finish the test. Much better to finish the easy ones then guess on the tough ones if you run out of time. Just make sure to watch the time and manage that during the test.