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I doubt that you'll see questions that are EXACTLY the same as ones that you've studied. However, you definitely could see questions that are very, very similar (think: simply changing the names or numbers slightly). I've certainly had some actual GMAT problems that were strikingly similar to problems from the Official Guides - though I don't think word-for-word.
So, my general advice is don't bother memorizing problems - instead, understand the underlying concepts so that you can do similar, but slightly altered, problems.
_________________ Jim S. - Veritas Prep GMAT Instructor (Los Angeles, CA)
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