ATI TEAS Version 7 Comprehensive Test Bank
Complete Collection with Reading, Mathematics,
Science, English and Language Usage for Nursing
Entrance Exam
Prepared for:
Students preparing for the ATI TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) Version 7
Includes:
Reading — 45 Questions
Mathematics — 38 Questions
Science — 50 Questions
English & Language Usage — 37 Questions
Features:
Realistic, exam-style multiple-choice questions
Correct answers marked with
Clear, concise rationales for every answer
Fully aligned with ATI TEAS Version 7 format (170 total questions: 150 scored + 20
unscored)
Professionally written using U.S. academic standards and international nursing
terminology
,SECTION 1 – READING
Question 1
A passage describes a nurse explaining medication instructions to a patient. What is the main purpose of
the passage?
A. To entertain the reader with a humorous story
B. To persuade the reader to become a nurse
C. To inform the reader about clear communication in healthcare
D. To criticize poor patient education
⬛ Answer: C
˙•„9 Rationale: The passage’s intent is educational—showing the importance of clarity in patient
.
communication.
Question 2
According to the passage, which statement best summarizes the nurse’s challenge when explaining
discharge instructions?
A. Patients always ignore written information
B. The nurse lacked medical training
C. Medical terminology can confuse patients without clear explanation
D. The patient refused to cooperate
⬛ Answer: C
˙„•9. Rationale: Understanding medical terms is the main communication barrier.
Question 3
A paragraph begins, “Despite early difficulties, the program achieved remarkable success.” Which
transition word shows contrast?
A. Therefore B. Despite C. Moreover D. Additionally
⬛ Answer: B
˙• Rationale: “Despite” signals opposition or contrast.
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,Question 4
Which of the following best defines the author’s tone if a passage emphasizes empathy, patience, and
compassion in nursing?
A. Critical B. Informative and supportive C. Humorous D. Indifferent
⬛ Answer: B
• Rationale: Positive, encouraging tone toward nursing values.
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Question 5
A chart compares infection rates before and after a hygiene campaign. What conclusion can readers
draw?
A. Hygiene education increased infection rates
B. Hygiene education reduced infection rates
C. Infection rates were unaffected
D. No data were collected
⬛ Answer: B
˙„9•. Rationale: Lower post-campaign figures indicate improvement.
Question 6
If the topic sentence is “Proper rest improves concentration during clinical rotations,” which supporting
detail fits best?
A. Students enjoy social events on weekends.
B. Lack of sleep often causes medication errors.
C. Many students prefer night shifts.
D. Hospitals remain busy 24 hours.
⬛ Answer: B
˙ Rationale: Directly supports how rest affects focus and performance.
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Question 7
Which organizational pattern best describes a passage explaining the steps of wound dressing?
A. Cause and effect B. Chronological C. Compare and contrast D. Problem–solution
⬛ Answer: B
˙ Rationale: Step-by-step instructions follow time order.
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, Question 8
The word vital in the sentence “Maintaining sterile technique is vital during surgery” most nearly means
—
A. Optional B. Dangerous C. Essential D. Unusual
⬛ Answer: C
•„9̇. Rationale: “Vital” means absolutely necessary.
Question 9
In an informational brochure about diet, what is the author’s main purpose?
A. To entertain readers with recipes
B. To inform readers about healthy nutrition
C. To criticize unhealthy restaurants
D. To describe culinary history
⬛ Answer: B
˙ Rationale: Brochures aim to educate or inform.
.
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Question 10
Which statement from a passage is an opinion rather than a fact?
A. The clinic opened in 2019.
B. Vaccines prevent viral infections.
C. The new clinic is the best in town.
D. The vaccine contains no live virus.
⬛ Answer: C
•9„˙. Rationale: “Best” expresses judgment, not verifiable data.
Question 11
What is the main idea of a passage describing the evolution of electronic health records?
A. Paper charts are decorative.
B. Technology has improved healthcare documentation.
C. Computers are difficult to learn.
D. Nurses dislike digital systems.
⬛ Answer: B
˙• Rationale: Focuses on progress and efficiency gains.
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Complete Collection with Reading, Mathematics,
Science, English and Language Usage for Nursing
Entrance Exam
Prepared for:
Students preparing for the ATI TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) Version 7
Includes:
Reading — 45 Questions
Mathematics — 38 Questions
Science — 50 Questions
English & Language Usage — 37 Questions
Features:
Realistic, exam-style multiple-choice questions
Correct answers marked with
Clear, concise rationales for every answer
Fully aligned with ATI TEAS Version 7 format (170 total questions: 150 scored + 20
unscored)
Professionally written using U.S. academic standards and international nursing
terminology
,SECTION 1 – READING
Question 1
A passage describes a nurse explaining medication instructions to a patient. What is the main purpose of
the passage?
A. To entertain the reader with a humorous story
B. To persuade the reader to become a nurse
C. To inform the reader about clear communication in healthcare
D. To criticize poor patient education
⬛ Answer: C
˙•„9 Rationale: The passage’s intent is educational—showing the importance of clarity in patient
.
communication.
Question 2
According to the passage, which statement best summarizes the nurse’s challenge when explaining
discharge instructions?
A. Patients always ignore written information
B. The nurse lacked medical training
C. Medical terminology can confuse patients without clear explanation
D. The patient refused to cooperate
⬛ Answer: C
˙„•9. Rationale: Understanding medical terms is the main communication barrier.
Question 3
A paragraph begins, “Despite early difficulties, the program achieved remarkable success.” Which
transition word shows contrast?
A. Therefore B. Despite C. Moreover D. Additionally
⬛ Answer: B
˙• Rationale: “Despite” signals opposition or contrast.
9„.
,Question 4
Which of the following best defines the author’s tone if a passage emphasizes empathy, patience, and
compassion in nursing?
A. Critical B. Informative and supportive C. Humorous D. Indifferent
⬛ Answer: B
• Rationale: Positive, encouraging tone toward nursing values.
9̇„.
Question 5
A chart compares infection rates before and after a hygiene campaign. What conclusion can readers
draw?
A. Hygiene education increased infection rates
B. Hygiene education reduced infection rates
C. Infection rates were unaffected
D. No data were collected
⬛ Answer: B
˙„9•. Rationale: Lower post-campaign figures indicate improvement.
Question 6
If the topic sentence is “Proper rest improves concentration during clinical rotations,” which supporting
detail fits best?
A. Students enjoy social events on weekends.
B. Lack of sleep often causes medication errors.
C. Many students prefer night shifts.
D. Hospitals remain busy 24 hours.
⬛ Answer: B
˙ Rationale: Directly supports how rest affects focus and performance.
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Question 7
Which organizational pattern best describes a passage explaining the steps of wound dressing?
A. Cause and effect B. Chronological C. Compare and contrast D. Problem–solution
⬛ Answer: B
˙ Rationale: Step-by-step instructions follow time order.
•9„.
, Question 8
The word vital in the sentence “Maintaining sterile technique is vital during surgery” most nearly means
—
A. Optional B. Dangerous C. Essential D. Unusual
⬛ Answer: C
•„9̇. Rationale: “Vital” means absolutely necessary.
Question 9
In an informational brochure about diet, what is the author’s main purpose?
A. To entertain readers with recipes
B. To inform readers about healthy nutrition
C. To criticize unhealthy restaurants
D. To describe culinary history
⬛ Answer: B
˙ Rationale: Brochures aim to educate or inform.
.
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Question 10
Which statement from a passage is an opinion rather than a fact?
A. The clinic opened in 2019.
B. Vaccines prevent viral infections.
C. The new clinic is the best in town.
D. The vaccine contains no live virus.
⬛ Answer: C
•9„˙. Rationale: “Best” expresses judgment, not verifiable data.
Question 11
What is the main idea of a passage describing the evolution of electronic health records?
A. Paper charts are decorative.
B. Technology has improved healthcare documentation.
C. Computers are difficult to learn.
D. Nurses dislike digital systems.
⬛ Answer: B
˙• Rationale: Focuses on progress and efficiency gains.
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