4/23/25, 10:06 PM TEAS English Test Practice
ATI TEAS ENGLISH TEST PRACTICE ACTUAL EXAM 2025
LATEST UPDATE WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS \\GRADED A+
In your own words, state the main points briefly.
summarize/summary
the main idea of a text
controlling idea
key ideas ideas=supporting details that support the controlling/main idea
explain in your own words
rephrase
illustrate to explain or make clear using examples, charts, or graphs
To combine; to blend everything together
synthesize
main idea/subject
topic
conclusion a deduction made by a reader abut an unstated outcome
explicit clearly stated
an idea not clearly stated, but
learned; reading in between the
imply/implication
lines
in order by time
chronological
arranged in a sequence; serial
sequential
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a thing that is accepted as true or
as certain to happen, without
assumption
proof.
a tendency, inclination, prejudice
bias
something that can be proven
fact
A personal view, attitude, or
appraisal; something that cannot
opinion
be proven
a particular attitude or way of looking at matter.
point of view
a generalized (sometimes
accurate but often
stereotype
overgeneralized) belief about a
group of people
Attitude a writer takes toward the subject,
tone
1. Read multiple texts by
different authors on the same
These are ways to
subject.
determine author's point of 2. Identify author's word choice.
view: 3. Conclude what is missing from a text.
4. Imagine author's side in a debate.
This is one of the most Read multiple texts by a variety of authors on the same subject.
important ways to identify fact
and fiction:
anecdote a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or
person
contentious; combative
argumentative
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ATI TEAS ENGLISH TEST PRACTICE ACTUAL EXAM 2025
LATEST UPDATE WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS \\GRADED A+
In your own words, state the main points briefly.
summarize/summary
the main idea of a text
controlling idea
key ideas ideas=supporting details that support the controlling/main idea
explain in your own words
rephrase
illustrate to explain or make clear using examples, charts, or graphs
To combine; to blend everything together
synthesize
main idea/subject
topic
conclusion a deduction made by a reader abut an unstated outcome
explicit clearly stated
an idea not clearly stated, but
learned; reading in between the
imply/implication
lines
in order by time
chronological
arranged in a sequence; serial
sequential
1/1
0
, 4/23/25, 10:06 PM TEAS English Test Practice
a thing that is accepted as true or
as certain to happen, without
assumption
proof.
a tendency, inclination, prejudice
bias
something that can be proven
fact
A personal view, attitude, or
appraisal; something that cannot
opinion
be proven
a particular attitude or way of looking at matter.
point of view
a generalized (sometimes
accurate but often
stereotype
overgeneralized) belief about a
group of people
Attitude a writer takes toward the subject,
tone
1. Read multiple texts by
different authors on the same
These are ways to
subject.
determine author's point of 2. Identify author's word choice.
view: 3. Conclude what is missing from a text.
4. Imagine author's side in a debate.
This is one of the most Read multiple texts by a variety of authors on the same subject.
important ways to identify fact
and fiction:
anecdote a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or
person
contentious; combative
argumentative
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