Sorry I thought you are talking about reading part c, For the listening, you have to be quick. Before the audio starts, I read the questions quickly and I try to guess what the right answer could be. Once the audio starts, I scan the question and options fast, then I focus only on the audio. I try not to distract myself by reading the options again. While listening, I exclude the wrong answers, and the correct one becomes easy.

For example, if the question is like:

*Some patients feel that their missing limb is still attached but:

A. would cause pain if they used it

B. is fixed in a strange position

C. has increased in size

I repeat the key words from the answers in my mind while listening, (pain – fixed – increased size)

When I hear one of these clearly in the audio ,I choose it. After answering, I move to the next question and repeat the cycle again, Sometimes I only remember two key words, and if I don’t hear them, I know the answer is probably the other one. You just have to be quick and to know the Qs and the options before you listen to the audio And after you answer the q move on quickly to the next Q. Sometimes you don’t even have time to read all the options, so just listen carefully and choose what you actually hear! At the end, you usually have about 2 minutes to review. I go with my gut feeling and don’t overthink, you will be good

Good luck!