So are these on the test?

Are there questions on how to use Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer on the test? I am going over example questions that I have not seen before and they are dominating me since I have not studied this at all... It is getting really annoying too 
Also, how granular should my knowledge of each security template be? I have gone over the overviews in the book and watched cbtnuggets but I really dont know how thorough I should understand them, not a matter of not wanting to know them but there is SOOO much stuff that could potentially be involved in this test that my ability to retain all this may not be as sweet as I would hope.

Also, how granular should my knowledge of each security template be? I have gone over the overviews in the book and watched cbtnuggets but I really dont know how thorough I should understand them, not a matter of not wanting to know them but there is SOOO much stuff that could potentially be involved in this test that my ability to retain all this may not be as sweet as I would hope.
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Oh, and regarding the templates, you should obviously know what the purpose of each one is, and memorize the names because they'll make up ones that don't exist but sound right to try and fool you. Know what NTLM levels are associated with each template, and which ones use SMB signing "always" vs. "when possible".