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,ATITEAS 6 EXAM TEST 2022 EXAM (V2)
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Section 1. Reading | |
At |first, |the |woman’s |contractions |were |only |intermittent,|so |the |nurse |had|trouble |determining |how |far
|her |labor |had |progressed.
1. Which|of |the |following |is |the |definition |for |the |underlined |word?
a. frequent
b. irregular
c. painful
d. dependable
2. Which|of |the |following |would |be |the |best |source |to |begin |developing |a |position|about |civil |rights
|for |an |oral |debate?
a. A |blog |created |by |a |proponent |of |civil |rights.
b. An |interview |with |someone |who |took |part |in |a |civil |rights |march.
c. A |history |textbook |detailing |civil |rights.
d. A |speech |by |a |famous |civil |rights |leader.
The |heavy |spring |rain |resulted |in |a |plethora |of |zucchini |in |Kit’s |garden, |and |left |her |desperately |giving
|the |vegetables |to |anyone |who |was |interested.
3. Which|of |the |following |is |the |definition |for |the |underlined |word |in |the |sentence?
a. irritation
b. quantity
c. abundance
d. waste
4. The |guide |words |at |the |top |of |a |dictionary |page |are |needs |and |negotiate. |Which |of |the |following
|words |is |an |entry |on |this |page?
a. needle
b. neigh
c. neglect
d. nectar
,Chapter |4: |The |Fictional |Writings |of |Dorothy |L. |Sayers
Plays
|Novels
Short |Stories
|Letters
|Mysteries
5. Analyze |the |headings |above. |Which |of |the |following |does |not |belong?
a. Novels
b. Plays
c. Mysteries
d. Letters
The |next |three |questions |are |based |on |the |following |passage.
Among |the |first |females |awarded |a |degree |from |Oxford |University, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers
|proved |to |be |one |of |the |most |versatile |writers |in |post-war |England. |Sayers |was |born |in
|1893, |the |only |child |of |an |Anglican |chaplain, |and |she |received |an |unexpectedly |good
|education |at |home. |For |instance, |her |study |of |Latin |commenced |when |she |was |only |six |years
|old. |She |entered |Oxford |in |1912, |at |a |time |when |the |university |was |not |granting |degrees
|to |women. |By |1920, |this |policy |had |changed, |and |Sayers |received |her |degree |in |medieval
|literature |and |modern |languages |after |finishing |university. |That |same |year, |she |also |received
|a |master |of |arts |degree.
Sayers’s |first |foray |into |published |writing |was |a |collection |of |poetry |released |in |1916.
|Within |a |few |years, |she |began |work |on |the |detective |novels |and |short |stories |that |would
|make |her |famous, |due |to |the |creation |of |the |foppish, |mystery-solving |aristocrat |Lord |Peter
|Wimsey. |Sayers |is |also |credited |with |the |short |story |mysteries |about |the |character
|Montague |Egg. |In |spite |of |her |success |as |a |mystery |writer, |Sayers |continued |to |balance
popular |fiction |with |academic |work; |her |translation |of |Dante’s |Inferno |gained |her |respect
|for |her |ability |to |convey |the |poetry |in |English |while |still |remaining |true |to |the |Italian |terza
|rima. |She |also |composed |a |series |of |twelve |plays |about |the |life |of |Christ, |and |wrote |several
|essays |about |education |and |feminism. |In |her |middle |age, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |published
|several |works |of |Christian |apologetics, |one |of |which |was |so |well-received |that |the
|archbishop |of |Canterbury |attempted |to |present |her|with |a |doctorate |of |divinity. |Sayers, |for
|reasons |known |only |to |her, |declined.
6. Which |of |the |following |describes |the |type |of |writing |used |to |create |the |passage?
a. narrative
b. persuasive
c. expository
d. technical
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7. Which|of |the |following |sentences |is |the |best |summary |of |the |passage?
a. Among |the |first |females |awarded |a |degree |from |Oxford |University, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |proved
|to |be |one |of |the |most |versatile |writers |in |post-war |England.
b. Sayers |was |born |in |1893, |the |only |child |of |an |Anglican |chaplain, |and |she |received |an
|unexpectedly |good |education |at |home.
c. Within |a |few |years, |she |began |work |on |the |detective |novels |and |short |stories |that |would
|make |her |famous, |due |to |the |creation |of |the |foppish, |mystery-solving |aristocrat |Lord |Peter
|Wimsey. |d.In |her |middle |age, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |published |several |works |of |Christian
|apologetics, |one |of |which |was |so |well-received |that |the |archbishop |of |Canterbury |attempted
|to |present |her |with
a |doctorate |of |divinity.
8. Which |of |the |following |sentences |contains |an |opinion |statement |by |the |author?
a. Among |the |first |females |awarded |a |degree |from |Oxford |University, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |proved
|to |be |one |of |the |most |versatile |writers |in |post-war |England.
b. Sayers |was |born |in |1893, |the |only |child |of |an |Anglican |chaplain, |and |she |received |an
|unexpectedly |good |education |at |home.
c. Her |translation |of |Dante’s |Inferno |gained |her |respect|for |her |ability |to |convey |the |poetry|in
|English |while |still |remaining |true |to |the |Italian |terza |rima.
d. Sayers, |for |reasons |known|only |to |her, |declined.
The |next |four |questions |are |based |on |the |following |information.
The |Dewey |Decimal |Classes
000 |Computer |science, |information, |and |general |works
|100 |Philosophy |and |psychology
200 |Religion
300 |Social |sciences
400 |Languages
500 |Science |and | mathematics
|600 |Technical |and |applied |science
|700 |Arts |and |recreation
800 |Literature
900 |History,|geography, |and |biography
9. Jorgen |is |doing |a |project |on |the |ancient |Greek |mathematician |and |poet |Eratosthenes. |In |his |initial
|review, |Jorgen |learns |that |Eratosthenes |is |considered |the |first |person |to |calculate |the
|circumference |of |the |earth, |and |that |he |is |considered |the |first |to |describe |geography |as |it |is |studied
|today. |To |which |section |of |the |library |should |Jorgen |go |to |find |one |of |the |early |maps |created |by
|Eratosthenes?
a. 100
b. 300
c. 600
d. 900
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ATI TEAS 6
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EXAM TEST
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2025 EXAM
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FILES (V1)| |
|QUESTIONS & |
ANSWERS |
,ATITEAS 6 EXAM TEST 2022 EXAM (V2)
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Section 1. Reading | |
At |first, |the |woman’s |contractions |were |only |intermittent,|so |the |nurse |had|trouble |determining |how |far
|her |labor |had |progressed.
1. Which|of |the |following |is |the |definition |for |the |underlined |word?
a. frequent
b. irregular
c. painful
d. dependable
2. Which|of |the |following |would |be |the |best |source |to |begin |developing |a |position|about |civil |rights
|for |an |oral |debate?
a. A |blog |created |by |a |proponent |of |civil |rights.
b. An |interview |with |someone |who |took |part |in |a |civil |rights |march.
c. A |history |textbook |detailing |civil |rights.
d. A |speech |by |a |famous |civil |rights |leader.
The |heavy |spring |rain |resulted |in |a |plethora |of |zucchini |in |Kit’s |garden, |and |left |her |desperately |giving
|the |vegetables |to |anyone |who |was |interested.
3. Which|of |the |following |is |the |definition |for |the |underlined |word |in |the |sentence?
a. irritation
b. quantity
c. abundance
d. waste
4. The |guide |words |at |the |top |of |a |dictionary |page |are |needs |and |negotiate. |Which |of |the |following
|words |is |an |entry |on |this |page?
a. needle
b. neigh
c. neglect
d. nectar
,Chapter |4: |The |Fictional |Writings |of |Dorothy |L. |Sayers
Plays
|Novels
Short |Stories
|Letters
|Mysteries
5. Analyze |the |headings |above. |Which |of |the |following |does |not |belong?
a. Novels
b. Plays
c. Mysteries
d. Letters
The |next |three |questions |are |based |on |the |following |passage.
Among |the |first |females |awarded |a |degree |from |Oxford |University, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers
|proved |to |be |one |of |the |most |versatile |writers |in |post-war |England. |Sayers |was |born |in
|1893, |the |only |child |of |an |Anglican |chaplain, |and |she |received |an |unexpectedly |good
|education |at |home. |For |instance, |her |study |of |Latin |commenced |when |she |was |only |six |years
|old. |She |entered |Oxford |in |1912, |at |a |time |when |the |university |was |not |granting |degrees
|to |women. |By |1920, |this |policy |had |changed, |and |Sayers |received |her |degree |in |medieval
|literature |and |modern |languages |after |finishing |university. |That |same |year, |she |also |received
|a |master |of |arts |degree.
Sayers’s |first |foray |into |published |writing |was |a |collection |of |poetry |released |in |1916.
|Within |a |few |years, |she |began |work |on |the |detective |novels |and |short |stories |that |would
|make |her |famous, |due |to |the |creation |of |the |foppish, |mystery-solving |aristocrat |Lord |Peter
|Wimsey. |Sayers |is |also |credited |with |the |short |story |mysteries |about |the |character
|Montague |Egg. |In |spite |of |her |success |as |a |mystery |writer, |Sayers |continued |to |balance
popular |fiction |with |academic |work; |her |translation |of |Dante’s |Inferno |gained |her |respect
|for |her |ability |to |convey |the |poetry |in |English |while |still |remaining |true |to |the |Italian |terza
|rima. |She |also |composed |a |series |of |twelve |plays |about |the |life |of |Christ, |and |wrote |several
|essays |about |education |and |feminism. |In |her |middle |age, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |published
|several |works |of |Christian |apologetics, |one |of |which |was |so |well-received |that |the
|archbishop |of |Canterbury |attempted |to |present |her|with |a |doctorate |of |divinity. |Sayers, |for
|reasons |known |only |to |her, |declined.
6. Which |of |the |following |describes |the |type |of |writing |used |to |create |the |passage?
a. narrative
b. persuasive
c. expository
d. technical
, ATI |TEAS |Secrets 240
7. Which|of |the |following |sentences |is |the |best |summary |of |the |passage?
a. Among |the |first |females |awarded |a |degree |from |Oxford |University, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |proved
|to |be |one |of |the |most |versatile |writers |in |post-war |England.
b. Sayers |was |born |in |1893, |the |only |child |of |an |Anglican |chaplain, |and |she |received |an
|unexpectedly |good |education |at |home.
c. Within |a |few |years, |she |began |work |on |the |detective |novels |and |short |stories |that |would
|make |her |famous, |due |to |the |creation |of |the |foppish, |mystery-solving |aristocrat |Lord |Peter
|Wimsey. |d.In |her |middle |age, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |published |several |works |of |Christian
|apologetics, |one |of |which |was |so |well-received |that |the |archbishop |of |Canterbury |attempted
|to |present |her |with
a |doctorate |of |divinity.
8. Which |of |the |following |sentences |contains |an |opinion |statement |by |the |author?
a. Among |the |first |females |awarded |a |degree |from |Oxford |University, |Dorothy |L. |Sayers |proved
|to |be |one |of |the |most |versatile |writers |in |post-war |England.
b. Sayers |was |born |in |1893, |the |only |child |of |an |Anglican |chaplain, |and |she |received |an
|unexpectedly |good |education |at |home.
c. Her |translation |of |Dante’s |Inferno |gained |her |respect|for |her |ability |to |convey |the |poetry|in
|English |while |still |remaining |true |to |the |Italian |terza |rima.
d. Sayers, |for |reasons |known|only |to |her, |declined.
The |next |four |questions |are |based |on |the |following |information.
The |Dewey |Decimal |Classes
000 |Computer |science, |information, |and |general |works
|100 |Philosophy |and |psychology
200 |Religion
300 |Social |sciences
400 |Languages
500 |Science |and | mathematics
|600 |Technical |and |applied |science
|700 |Arts |and |recreation
800 |Literature
900 |History,|geography, |and |biography
9. Jorgen |is |doing |a |project |on |the |ancient |Greek |mathematician |and |poet |Eratosthenes. |In |his |initial
|review, |Jorgen |learns |that |Eratosthenes |is |considered |the |first |person |to |calculate |the
|circumference |of |the |earth, |and |that |he |is |considered |the |first |to |describe |geography |as |it |is |studied
|today. |To |which |section |of |the |library |should |Jorgen |go |to |find |one |of |the |early |maps |created |by
|Eratosthenes?
a. 100
b. 300
c. 600
d. 900
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