No surprises, if you've worked under this type of system before. Be confident that at exam time you'll have covered (and re-covered) the Q&A's several times over. Try not to become disillusioned that you'll be asked to read out the phoenetic alphabet (alpha, bravo, charlie, delta,...) as part of the requirement for the issue of your radio licence, even though you have in excess of 10,000 hours, and that the final sim check is more like a well rehearsed scene from a play (woe betide you, if you miss a line) that places primary emphasis on the acting and the oral, rather than the manipulative skills. The term "parrot fashion" would probably best describe what you'll need to achieve, in the classroom, and the simulator.