Then write out your answer to a few of the questions. If possible, ask the professor how much detail she expects in the answer or look at the model answer. You may be surprised to find that the answer that gets full credit is the one that gets right to the point, not the one that provides the most information. With multiple choice questions, there is a right answer. Many strategies have been developed to help students answer questions on multiple choice standardized exams, like the bar exam, but they are not totally applicable to a law school exam because bar exam questions are designed to be answered in just over a minute.
Professors draft multiple choice questions differently.
Don t discuss the exam with other students. Only your professor knows what he was looking for, and only your professor s evaluation of your exam is relevant.