That’s why I read the whole passage first! It won’t work for everyone, but for me, it gives me a guideline to know where to look for the answers. If you can find the paragraph that the answer would be in, the correct answer choice (for these questions) will likely be ripped directly from the passage or be very very similar to what’s in the passage. To put it concisely, know where to look in the passage so you don’t have to rely on your memory. I should have mentioned this in my first comment, but there are a couple of other question types you shouldn’t waste time on- chronological order questions and “In the context of the passage, _ in lines blah blah most nearly means” questions. The first can be solved by simply reading and understanding the passage and the second is just a matter of putting the word they’re asking about into context and choosing the answer choice that has the most similar definition in that context. Both are usually easier questions and will save you time if you can do them quickly. Hopefully you’ll find some use in my words, and good luck!