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ATI TEAS 7 Study Guide (2026-2027 Edition) All 4 Sections, Mathematics, Science,
Reading & English Language Usage Complete Guide

,Section 1: Reading

Focus: Key ideas, details, craft, structure, and integration of knowledge.



Question 1 (Craft & Structure)

Read the following passage:



"The rainforest floor is often described as dark and humid. Because the dense canopy above blocks out
most sunlight, very few plants can grow there. However, this gloomy environment is far from empty; it is
teeming with insects, fungi, and large animals like tapirs and jaguars that thrive in the shade."



What is the meaning of the word "teeming" as used in the passage?

A) Empty

B) Overflowing

C) Blocking

D) Drying



Verified Answer Guide: B) Overflowing

Rationale: In this context, "teeming" means to be full of or swarming with life. The passage states the
environment is not empty, but rather full of insects and animals.



Question 2 (Key Ideas & Details)

Based on the same passage, which of the following statements is an opinion rather than a fact? A)

The canopy blocks out most sunlight.

B) The forest floor is humid.

C) The forest floor is gloomy.

D) Tapirs and jaguars live there.



Verified Answer Guide: C) The forest floor is gloomy.

, Rationale: "Gloomy" is a subjective description based on feeling or perception. The other options are
objective, measurable facts.



Section 2: Mathematics

Focus: Numbers, algebra, measurement, and data.



Question 3 (Numbers & Algebra)

A nurse needs to administer a medication. The patient requires 0.25 grams of the drug. The pharmacy
sends a vial labeled 125 milligrams per milliliter. How many milliliters should the nurse draw up? *(Note:
1 gram = 1000 milligrams)*



A) 0.5 mL

B) 2.0 mL

C) 5.0 mL

D) 250 mL



Verified Answer Guide: B) 2.0 mL

*Rationale: First, convert grams to milligrams: 0.25 g × 1000 = 250 mg needed. Using the formula
(Desired / Have) × Volume: (250 mg / 125 mg) × 1 mL = 2 × 1 mL = 2.0 mL.*



Question 4 (Measurement & Data)

Solve for x x in the following

equation:



3

(

x

+

4

)

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