ATI TEAS 7 – 2026 Edition
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Reading • Mathematics • Science • English & Language Usage
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Section and Question Range Mapping
Section Content Area Questions Count
1 Reading Q1-Q80 80
2 Mathematics Q81-Q160 80
3 Science Q161-Q240 80
4 English and Language Usage Q241-Q320 80
TOTAL 320
Quick Study Tips for TEAS 7
• Reading: Focus on main idea, inference, author’s purpose, and interpreting graphics.
• Math: Master fractions, percentages, ratios, algebra basics, and measurement conversions.
• Science: Review human body systems, cell biology, scientific method, and basic chemistry.
• English: Emphasize grammar, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure, and context clues.
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Section 1: Reading
Q1: A passage describes the water cycle and states that evaporation is driven primarily by
solar energy. Which inference is best supported?
A. Evaporation occurs only at night.
B. Without the sun, the water cycle would slow or stop. [CORRECT]
C. Condensation requires solar energy.
D. Precipitation is independent of evaporation.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The passage links evaporation to solar energy; therefore the water cycle depends on the sun.
Q2: In a newspaper editorial arguing for stricter recycling laws, the author cites rising
landfill costs. This is an example of which rhetorical appeal?
A. Pathos only
B. Logos (appeal to logic/evidence) [CORRECT]
C. Ethos only
D. Ad hominem
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Citing concrete economic data is an appeal to logic (logos).
Q3: Which sentence best expresses the main idea of a paragraph that lists benefits of
regular exercise, including heart health, mood, and sleep?
A. Exercise is difficult for busy people.
B. Regular physical activity improves multiple aspects of health. [CORRECT]
C. Only athletes need to exercise.
D. Sleep is more important than exercise.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The main idea unifies the listed benefits under the broader claim that exercise improves health.
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Q4: A chart shows that City A recycled 40% of waste in 2020 and 55% in 2024. What
conclusion is best supported?
A. City A stopped recycling.
B. Recycling rates in City A increased over the period. [CORRECT]
C. City A recycled less in 2024.
D. No change occurred.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The data show a clear increase from 40% to 55%.
Q5: In a story, a character repeatedly checks the clock and paces. What can the reader
reasonably infer?
A. The character is calm and relaxed.
B. The character is anxious or waiting for something. [CORRECT]
C. The character is about to fall asleep.
D. The character dislikes clocks.
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Pacing and clock-checking are classic signals of anxiety or anticipation.
Q6: Which transition best shows contrast?
A. Furthermore
B. However [CORRECT]
C. Similarly
D. In addition
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: 'However' signals contrast or opposition.
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Q7: A passage defines 'photosynthesis' and then explains its steps. The primary purpose
of the passage is to:
A. Persuade readers to plant trees
B. Inform readers about a scientific process [CORRECT]
C. Entertain with a fictional story
D. Argue against climate change
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Definition followed by process explanation is characteristic of an informative purpose.
Q8: According to a table, Product X costs $12 and Product Y costs $18. If a shopper buys
two of X and one of Y, the total is:
A. $30
B. $42 [CORRECT]
C. $24
D. $18
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: 2 × $12 + $18 = $42.
Q9: A writer claims that 'everyone knows' a particular policy is harmful. This is an example
of:
A. A valid statistical claim
B. An unsupported generalization / bandwagon appeal [CORRECT]
C. A controlled experiment
D. A primary source citation
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: 'Everyone knows' is a bandwagon-style generalization without evidence.
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