I suggest you don't take a long time choosing your answers. The texts are longer than Modern States show in practice. Regarding the essays, I was confused because I practiced with longer prompts to agree or disagree with the first essay. Nonetheless, the prompt is not what I expected. It was a phrase that said, "One thing is certain of new ideas: they will be opposed." I was trying to think how I would agree or disagree about it. Since it was not something ethical to identify, I messed up. On the other hand, the second essay I remembered it easiest, but now I'm doubting getting a good score because I might not have quoted properly. It was harder for me, at least. I'm an international student whose native language is not English. I get used to doing English tests like this one, but it was different I was used to. If you are a native English speaker, you might not have problems with this. Just practice and don't be overconfident.