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ATI TEAS 7 Reading 2025/2026 Practice Questions | Main Idea, Inference, & Text Types

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Prepare for the ATI TEAS 7 Reading section (2025/2026) with this comprehensive study guide. Learn to identify the topic, main idea, key points, and summaries, and master inferences (explicit and implied) and drawing conclusions. Understand text types including descriptive, expository, and narrative writing with detailed answers and explanations. Perfect for pre-nursing students, TEAS exam takers, and nursing school applicants seeking to boost reading comprehension scores and excel on the ATI TEAS 7 exam.

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NURSING ATI TEAS 7 TEST
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS 2025\2026 EXAM GRADED
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Topic - ANSWER- the general subject of the the text


Main idea - ANSWER- the key message or thesis of the text


Key points - ANSWER- key points and their supporting details develop
the main idea


Summary - ANSWER- a brief restatement of the main idea and the most
important key points and details


Inference - ANSWER- a conclusion reached by critical thinking, reading
between the lines, applying logic to facts and evidence while
recognizing context clues

,Inference (explicit) - ANSWER- clearly stated


Inference (implied) - ANSWER- implied; not directly stated


Conclusion - ANSWER- a deduction made about an unstated outcome
based on prediction, details, evidence, and results


Descriptive - ANSWER- includes sensory details to create a clear
mental picture for the reader


Expository - ANSWER- informs, explains, or tells how to do something;
uses only facts and examples


Narrative - ANSWER- tells a story to entertain, inform, or challenge


Persuasive - ANSWER- includes facts and strong opinions to make the
reader feel, think, or behave a certain way


Bias - ANSWER- tendency toward a preconceived idea


Connotative meaning - ANSWER- the implied meaning of a word, with
assumptions or an emotional charge attached to it


Denotative meaning - ANSWER- the standard dictionary definition of a
word

,Rhetorical device - ANSWER- stylistic language used to have an
emotional or persuasive effect on the reader


Tone - ANSWER- the writer's attitude or emotions concerning the topic


Argument - ANSWER- a point the author believes


Compare and Contrast - ANSWER- to compare means to look for
similarities; to contrast means to look for differences


Prediction - ANSWER- a reader's guess of what could happen, based on
details found in the text


Primary source - ANSWER- a firsthand, unaltered document by the
original author or creator; includes novels, letters, original research
papers, datasets, paintings photographs


Secondary source - ANSWER- a document that analyzes, discusses, or
reproduces a primary source; includes textbooks and many other
nonfiction books, review articles, biographies


Tertiary source - ANSWER- a reference work that consolidates
information from primary and secondary sources; includes
encyclopedias, handbooks, study guides

, PEMDAS - ANSWER- parentheses, exponents, multiplication, division,
addition, and subtraction


Least common denominator - ANSWER- the smallest number into
which two or more denominators will divide evenly


Decimals - ANSWER- represent parts of a whole


Ratio - ANSWER- a comparison between the quantity of one item and
the quantity of another item


Mean - ANSWER- the average of a set of numbers


Median - ANSWER- the middle number


Mode - ANSWER- the number that appears most often in a set of
numbers


Range - ANSWER- measures the spread of a given set of numbers


Area - ANSWER- the amount of space within the boundary of the shape


Perimeter - ANSWER- the distance around the shape

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