ATI TEAS Version 7
7 NOISREV
TEAS
TEST OF ESSENTIAL ACADEMIC SKILLS
V7 Nursing & Allied Health Admissions Preparation
2026 ATI TEAS Version 7 Practice Question Bank
Original practice examination aligned to the official ATI TEAS Version 7 structure.
INSTITUTION PROGRAM TYPE
General U.S. College & University Use Nursing & Allied Health Admissions Preparation
COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE
ATI TEAS Version 7 ATI TEAS Version 7
ACADEMIC YEAR EXAM TITLE
2027 2026 ATI TEAS Version 7 Practice Question Bank
TOTAL NUMBER OF QUESTIONS FORMAT
170 Multiple Choice — Select the Single Best Answer
Instructions
▸ Select the single best answer for each question.
▸ Read each passage, problem, or sentence carefully before answering.
▸ Use the rationale after each item for review and targeted remediation.
▸ This is an original independent practice resource, not an official ATI examination.
,Exam Structure
170 209 4 V7
Total questions Official minutes Sections Current version
Section Total items Time Official scored subcontent
Key Ideas & Details; Craft & Structure;
Reading 45 55 min
Integration of Knowledge & Ideas
Numbers & Algebra; Measurement &
Mathematics 38 57 min
Data
Human Anatomy & Physiology;
Science 50 60 min Biology; Chemistry; Scientific
Reasoning
Conventions of Standard English;
English and Language Knowledge of Language; Using
37 37 min
Usage Language and Vocabulary to Express
Ideas in Writing
Scoring structure: 150 scored items and 20 unscored pretest items are included within the 170 total items.
SECTION 1
READING 45 QUESTIONS
45 questions • official section time: 55 minutes
READING PASSAGE
Community Clinic Hours
A community clinic extended its evening hours from two nights per week to four.
Administrators hoped the change would make appointments easier for patients who work
during the day. Three months later, evening appointment use increased, and missed-
appointment rates during those hours decreased. The clinic cautioned that the early results
did not prove the new schedule alone caused every improvement.
,1 What is the main idea?
A. The clinic eliminated daytime appointments
B. Expanded evening hours were associated with greater use and fewer missed visits
C. Working patients never miss appointments
D. The clinic proved causation
CORRECT ANSWER
B. Expanded evening hours were associated with greater use and fewer missed visits.
RATIONALE
This summarizes the change and observed outcomes without overstating causation.
2 Why does the author mention that the results did not prove causation?
A. To weaken all findings
B. To distinguish association from proof of cause
C. To show the clinic closed
D. To criticize patients
CORRECT ANSWER
B. To distinguish association from proof of cause.
RATIONALE
The final sentence limits the claim to what the evidence supports.
3 Which detail best supports improved access?
A. Evening appointment use increased
B. The clinic had administrators
C. Three months passed
D. Patients work during the day
CORRECT ANSWER
A. Evening appointment use increased.
RATIONALE
Greater use of evening slots is direct evidence that patients used the added access.
, 4 Which word best describes the tone?
A. Informational
B. Sarcastic
C. Angry
D. Celebratory
CORRECT ANSWER
A. Informational.
RATIONALE
The passage reports a program change and results neutrally.
5 Which additional evidence would best strengthen the access claim?
A. Patient survey data on appointment convenience
B. The color of the waiting room
C. A cafeteria menu
D. A weather report
CORRECT ANSWER
A. Patient survey data on appointment convenience.
RATIONALE
Such data directly addresses whether the schedule improved access.
READING PASSAGE
Campus Recycling
A college placed clearly labeled recycling bins beside trash bins in classrooms and hallways. It
also posted brief signs showing which materials belonged in each container. After one
semester, the amount of recyclable material recovered increased, but staff still found
contamination from food and nonrecyclable items.
7 NOISREV
TEAS
TEST OF ESSENTIAL ACADEMIC SKILLS
V7 Nursing & Allied Health Admissions Preparation
2026 ATI TEAS Version 7 Practice Question Bank
Original practice examination aligned to the official ATI TEAS Version 7 structure.
INSTITUTION PROGRAM TYPE
General U.S. College & University Use Nursing & Allied Health Admissions Preparation
COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE
ATI TEAS Version 7 ATI TEAS Version 7
ACADEMIC YEAR EXAM TITLE
2027 2026 ATI TEAS Version 7 Practice Question Bank
TOTAL NUMBER OF QUESTIONS FORMAT
170 Multiple Choice — Select the Single Best Answer
Instructions
▸ Select the single best answer for each question.
▸ Read each passage, problem, or sentence carefully before answering.
▸ Use the rationale after each item for review and targeted remediation.
▸ This is an original independent practice resource, not an official ATI examination.
,Exam Structure
170 209 4 V7
Total questions Official minutes Sections Current version
Section Total items Time Official scored subcontent
Key Ideas & Details; Craft & Structure;
Reading 45 55 min
Integration of Knowledge & Ideas
Numbers & Algebra; Measurement &
Mathematics 38 57 min
Data
Human Anatomy & Physiology;
Science 50 60 min Biology; Chemistry; Scientific
Reasoning
Conventions of Standard English;
English and Language Knowledge of Language; Using
37 37 min
Usage Language and Vocabulary to Express
Ideas in Writing
Scoring structure: 150 scored items and 20 unscored pretest items are included within the 170 total items.
SECTION 1
READING 45 QUESTIONS
45 questions • official section time: 55 minutes
READING PASSAGE
Community Clinic Hours
A community clinic extended its evening hours from two nights per week to four.
Administrators hoped the change would make appointments easier for patients who work
during the day. Three months later, evening appointment use increased, and missed-
appointment rates during those hours decreased. The clinic cautioned that the early results
did not prove the new schedule alone caused every improvement.
,1 What is the main idea?
A. The clinic eliminated daytime appointments
B. Expanded evening hours were associated with greater use and fewer missed visits
C. Working patients never miss appointments
D. The clinic proved causation
CORRECT ANSWER
B. Expanded evening hours were associated with greater use and fewer missed visits.
RATIONALE
This summarizes the change and observed outcomes without overstating causation.
2 Why does the author mention that the results did not prove causation?
A. To weaken all findings
B. To distinguish association from proof of cause
C. To show the clinic closed
D. To criticize patients
CORRECT ANSWER
B. To distinguish association from proof of cause.
RATIONALE
The final sentence limits the claim to what the evidence supports.
3 Which detail best supports improved access?
A. Evening appointment use increased
B. The clinic had administrators
C. Three months passed
D. Patients work during the day
CORRECT ANSWER
A. Evening appointment use increased.
RATIONALE
Greater use of evening slots is direct evidence that patients used the added access.
, 4 Which word best describes the tone?
A. Informational
B. Sarcastic
C. Angry
D. Celebratory
CORRECT ANSWER
A. Informational.
RATIONALE
The passage reports a program change and results neutrally.
5 Which additional evidence would best strengthen the access claim?
A. Patient survey data on appointment convenience
B. The color of the waiting room
C. A cafeteria menu
D. A weather report
CORRECT ANSWER
A. Patient survey data on appointment convenience.
RATIONALE
Such data directly addresses whether the schedule improved access.
READING PASSAGE
Campus Recycling
A college placed clearly labeled recycling bins beside trash bins in classrooms and hallways. It
also posted brief signs showing which materials belonged in each container. After one
semester, the amount of recyclable material recovered increased, but staff still found
contamination from food and nonrecyclable items.
