It's basically just a memory test, go through a few times and screenshot the ones you are getting wrong and try and either commit them to memory or work out some logical reasoning that will lead you to the correct answer. Personally I would need to pass every time to be mentally in the right headspace to sit the test, but people are different so you just have to do you.
If you can't reliably pass every mock then no, you aren't really ready, still possible to fluke it.
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