When I cover something in a review session or study guide, it’s because I know it’s going to be on the test. There were questions during this morning’s test about the workings of several Java methods, all of which were covered in the review session and the study guide. I can’t answer questions like that during the test so if you have questions about review topics, ask them in advance of test day.
Some people seem to think that having an excuse for not knowing something is as good as actually knowing it. “But we hardly spent any time on Topic X in class.” “But we just learned Topic Y yesterday.”
Even if either one of those were true, what difference would it make? It’s on the study guide and it’s going to be on the test.
Given a choice between knowing something and having an excuse for not knowing it, always go with the first option: knowing it.