Problems on the test will not be taken from the homework/practice problems but they will be generally similar. The best way to prepare is to study examples in the lectures and in the book and to solve practice problems (think about how to solve it, rather than look in the answer). To get the idea of the time, you may try to solve these in one hour:
1.R: 54 (and find domains of both functions); 1.5: 33, 1.4: 31, 2.3: 25, 2.4: 79 e,f; 2.R: 45, 91.
Tests are closed books/notes. Simple scientific calculator (example: TI-30XII) is allowed on the test. Graphing calculators (example: TI-83, 84, 89) cannot be used. Calulator is not required to answer the questions. You should justify all answers properly. Partial credit will be given depending on how well you explain your solutions. Correct answers without explanations will receive zero points.