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Hi,

Hjort's Rule of Preparedness is quite simple: You are ready for the test when the answers just flow naturally. If you have prepared fully you have encountered virtually every question type already and you can utilize you mental taxonomy of test problems to determine what you are looking at and how to solve it. You should be able to look at a problem, determine its difficulty, and have a good feel for likely distractors or naive answers. This rule is the same of the V or the Q section.

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