Start with a quick orientation to the case so you understand the objective, context, and where the information is located. Do not try to memorize every detail before looking at the questions.

As you answer, return to the relevant exhibits or text rather than rereading the entire case. Your goal is to know the structure of the information well enough to retrieve what you need quickly.

In practice, track how much time you spend reading versus answering. If the reading phase is long but you still keep going back to find basic facts, your initial pass is probably not focused enough.

I skim first to know where stuff is, then go q by q.

If I read too deeply up front I forget half of it anyway.