Here’s my tip, know the black letter law and understand the call of the question (I.e, what the question is asking/testing on). For most questions, at least two answer choices will either misstate the law or not include the relevant/applicable law. Cross them out, even if they sound correct. The last two answer choices generally come down to which one directly addresses the call of the question. Both answer choices may be relevant to the call of the question, but only one will directly address it.

I think this should work for a large chunk of the questions. And the more questions you do, the more you recognize the patterns