The MBE is a test of stamina almost as much as it is a test of legal knowledge. In most jurisdictions, the MBE is the final component of the bar exam. Because many examinees might view the MBE’s multiple-choice format as being “easier” than the essay component of their exam, the strenuous nature of the MBE often catches examinees off-guard. Unlike other multiple-choice tests that examinees might be familiar with, the MBE rarely provides an obviously incorrect answer choice. Each question is designed to test your depth of knowledge. Answer choices often will includes rules, exceptions to rules, and exceptions to exceptions. It’s important for examinees to give each question ample thought and analysis, while also maintaining a pace that will allow them to complete the MBE within the allotted time.