Free ATI TEAS 7 practice
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Try one TEAS question from each section
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📖 Reading
The cafeterias at Marlow General began printing the sodium content of every dish on the menu board last spring. Since then, sales of the low-sodium soups have doubled, and sales of the saltiest dishes have dropped by about a third.
Which conclusion is best supported by the passage?
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Answer: Some customers used the labels to choose food. Sales shifted toward low-sodium dishes after the labels appeared, which supports a cautious conclusion about some customers. "Every customer" goes beyond the evidence, taste is never mentioned, and nothing says the salty dishes will be dropped.
➗ Math
A student answers 42 of 56 quiz questions correctly. What percent is that?
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Answer: 75%. Step 1: part ÷ whole = 42 ÷ 56. Step 2: simplify, 42/56 = 3/4 = 0.75. Step 3: multiply by 100 to get 75%. Picking 84% usually comes from dividing 42 by 50 instead of 56.
🔬 Science
Which vessel carries oxygen-poor blood from the heart to the lungs?
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Answer: pulmonary artery. Arteries carry blood away from the heart, so the pulmonary artery takes oxygen-poor blood from the right ventricle to the lungs. The pulmonary veins bring oxygen-rich blood back to the left atrium, the aorta sends oxygen-rich blood to the body, and the superior vena cava returns blood to the heart.
✍️ English
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
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Answer: the semicolon. Both halves are complete sentences, and a semicolon can join two closely related complete sentences. A comma alone makes a comma splice, no punctuation makes a run-on, and the last option splits the subject from its verb with a comma.
What is on the ATI TEAS 7
170 questions in 209 minutes. 150 are scored; 20 are unscored pretest questions you can't tell apart. Four sections, always in this order, each with its own clock, and an optional 10-minute break after Math.
| Section | Questions | Time | Scored questions by sub-area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading | 45 (39 scored) | 55 min | Key ideas and details 15 · Craft and structure 9 · Integration of knowledge and ideas 15 |
| Math | 38 (34 scored) | 57 min | Numbers and algebra 18 · Measurement and data 16 |
| Science | 50 (44 scored) | 60 min | Human anatomy and physiology 18 · Biology 9 · Chemistry 8 · Scientific reasoning 9 |
| English and language usage | 37 (33 scored) | 37 min | Conventions of standard English 12 · Knowledge of language 11 · Using language and vocabulary 10 |
Source: ATI, TEAS exam details (checked November 2026). Read more: what is on the ATI TEAS 7.
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1,925 practice questions
Reading passages, math, science and English, each with a rationale. Math answers show every step.
Timed practice tests
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Daily 5
Five questions a day that keep the streak going and the material warm.
85 short lessons
Every TEAS sub-area, each with a worked example and a quick quiz.
A study plan
Daily tasks counted back from your test date, weighted toward your weakest sections.
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Is TEAS Ready free?
Yes. The practice questions, lessons, timed practice tests, the Daily 5 and the study plan are free to use, with no account needed.
How many questions are on the ATI TEAS 7?
170 questions (150 scored and 20 unscored) in 209 minutes, in four sections: Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage, according to ATI.
Are these real TEAS questions?
No. Every question is original, written to match the topics and difficulty ATI publishes for the TEAS 7. Real TEAS questions are owned by ATI and are not public.
What is a good TEAS score?
There is no single passing score. Each nursing program sets its own requirement, so a good score is one that clears the requirement of every program you are applying to. See TEAS scores explained.
Is TEAS Ready affiliated with ATI?
No. TEAS is a registered trademark of ATI; TEAS Ready is not affiliated with or endorsed by ATI.
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