<p>Whenever I take practice tests for English Language, I always feel rushed on time. I try to read the passage first and then answer the questions but I tend to mull over some answers and lose time. Is it better to read the questions first? Also, should I answer all the questions exclusive to the passage first then go on, or should I skip around?</p>
<p>I recommend going to the questions first and reading them all so you have an idea in your head while you are reading the passage. If you are reading and you realize you have a definite answer for a question you read, then go ahead and stop and answer it. Once you are done reading the passage, considering that you have been thinking about answers to the questions you read before hand, you should be answering them pretty quickly. It is extremely helpful. Good luck and do your best!</p>
<p>Okay thanks for the advice!</p>
<p>Make sure that you try out any new multiple choice strategies on a practice section first. You don’t want to try it out on the exam and realize that it doesn’t work out too well.</p>