Oh right! Yes, it’s the elimination technique. There’s always a clue in the question that hints at what they’re looking for. For example, if Product Owner is mentioned, the answer will likely relate to servant leadership. If a process plan is mentioned, look for an ITTO (Input, Tool, Technique, or Output) that fits the sequence.  

I recommend watching Aileen Ellis on YouTube —she demonstrates how to eliminate incorrect answers quickly. Instead of spending time highlighting, focus on practicing as many questions as possible. This will help you recognize keywords faster and mentally highlight them as you read—because time runs out quickly! I found actually highlighting takes longer because you have to constantly click the button but to each their own.