ATI TEAS 7 Full Study Guide 2026-2028 | 200
Q&A Practice Exam | All Sections: English,
Reading, Math & Science | Comprehensive
Review with Detailed Explanations | TEAS
VII Mastery Pack for Nursing School
Entrance
Pass the ATI TEAS 7 on your first try and get into your dream nursing program!
The ultimate preparation tool for the TEAS 7 (Version 7) exam. Every question is designed to mimic the
difficulty, style, and formatting of the actual test, providing you with a realistic exam-day experience.
What’s Included in this 4-Section Mastery Pack:
Section 1: English & Language Usage (50 Qs): Master homographs, complex sentence structures,
subject-verb agreement, and high-frequency spelling words (e.g., Maintenance, Occurrence).
Section 2: Reading (50 Qs): Drills on identifying main ideas, distinguishing fact from opinion, interpreting
bar/pie charts, and following multi-step medical instructions.
Section 3: Math (50 Qs): Step-by-step practice for dosage calculations, percentages, algebraic equations,
Roman numerals, and metric-to-standard conversions.
, Section 4: Science (50 Qs): Deep dive into Anatomy & Physiology, Biology (Mitosis/Meiosis), Chemistry
(Periodic Table/Bonds), and Scientific Reasoning (Variables).
Section 1: English and Language Usage (50 Questions)
1. Which of the following sentences contains a homograph?
A) The wind was too strong for the boat to sail.
B) I can hear the sea from my bedroom.
C) They are going to their house now.
D) The nurse needed to wind the bandage around the arm.
A homograph is a word that is spelled the same but has different meanings (and
sometimes different pronunciations). "Wind" (air) and "wind" (to twist) are homographs.
2. Which of the following is a complete sentence?
A) Running down the street in the rain.
B) Because the store was closed early today.
C) Stop!
D) Since we arrived at the terminal late.
"Stop" is an imperative sentence. The subject "you" is understood, and "stop" is the
verb, making it a complete thought.
3. Identify the error in the following sentence: "The group of students were excited
about the field trip."
A) Spelling
B) Subject-verb agreement
C) Punctuation
D) Capitalization
The subject is "group" (singular), so the verb should be "was," not "were." "Of students"
is a prepositional phrase and does not change the subject's number.
4. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) Accomodate
B) Accommodate
C) Acomodate
D) Accommadate
Q&A Practice Exam | All Sections: English,
Reading, Math & Science | Comprehensive
Review with Detailed Explanations | TEAS
VII Mastery Pack for Nursing School
Entrance
Pass the ATI TEAS 7 on your first try and get into your dream nursing program!
The ultimate preparation tool for the TEAS 7 (Version 7) exam. Every question is designed to mimic the
difficulty, style, and formatting of the actual test, providing you with a realistic exam-day experience.
What’s Included in this 4-Section Mastery Pack:
Section 1: English & Language Usage (50 Qs): Master homographs, complex sentence structures,
subject-verb agreement, and high-frequency spelling words (e.g., Maintenance, Occurrence).
Section 2: Reading (50 Qs): Drills on identifying main ideas, distinguishing fact from opinion, interpreting
bar/pie charts, and following multi-step medical instructions.
Section 3: Math (50 Qs): Step-by-step practice for dosage calculations, percentages, algebraic equations,
Roman numerals, and metric-to-standard conversions.
, Section 4: Science (50 Qs): Deep dive into Anatomy & Physiology, Biology (Mitosis/Meiosis), Chemistry
(Periodic Table/Bonds), and Scientific Reasoning (Variables).
Section 1: English and Language Usage (50 Questions)
1. Which of the following sentences contains a homograph?
A) The wind was too strong for the boat to sail.
B) I can hear the sea from my bedroom.
C) They are going to their house now.
D) The nurse needed to wind the bandage around the arm.
A homograph is a word that is spelled the same but has different meanings (and
sometimes different pronunciations). "Wind" (air) and "wind" (to twist) are homographs.
2. Which of the following is a complete sentence?
A) Running down the street in the rain.
B) Because the store was closed early today.
C) Stop!
D) Since we arrived at the terminal late.
"Stop" is an imperative sentence. The subject "you" is understood, and "stop" is the
verb, making it a complete thought.
3. Identify the error in the following sentence: "The group of students were excited
about the field trip."
A) Spelling
B) Subject-verb agreement
C) Punctuation
D) Capitalization
The subject is "group" (singular), so the verb should be "was," not "were." "Of students"
is a prepositional phrase and does not change the subject's number.
4. Which word is spelled correctly?
A) Accomodate
B) Accommodate
C) Acomodate
D) Accommadate
