Rupetime, good luck. Keep studying, and you should be fine.
Ratsarrse, I hate those questions! If it's something you know and you see regularly, it might be possible to make an educated guess... but a light suspended from a baloon? Who cares? I find it sometimes helps to draw pictures, and anotate them with the correct distances, etc... but maybe that's just me.
Mariner9, don't ask. It's much worse. Imagine learning all of the Annexes to the Chicago Convetion. "Dangerous Goods is covered by which Annex: random number A, random number B, random number C or random number D?" There's definitely a market for 4-sided dice for some of these questions! Or imagine learning a whole load of ICAO regulations, and proudly answering a question correctly in a practice paper. In the next practice paper you see the same question, put the same answer, and get it wrong... then discover that this question is asking about JAR, which is different to ICAO.
Without a doubt, the worst part of any flying training you can or will ever do is ATPL Air Law!
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