Free TEAS lessons for all four sections

📖 TEAS glossary

185 word parts and key terms.

🧭 How the TEAS Works

How the TEAS works

• 1How the TEAS is built: 4 sections, 170 items, 209 minutes
• 2Pacing each section: seconds per item and checkpoints
• 3Question types, the calculator and flagging
• 4TEAS scores: what the report shows and what programs look at
• 5A study plan and test day: turn the blueprint into a schedule

🔎 Key Ideas and Details

Reading · 15 scored questions

• 1Main idea and summary: what is the whole text about?
• 2Supporting details: find the fact the question asks for
• 3Inferences and conclusions: reading between the lines
• 4Following written directions step by step
• 5Reading charts, tables, labels and other visuals
• 6Sequence: putting events and steps in order

✍️ Craft and Structure

Reading · 9 scored questions

• 1Fact, opinion and bias: can it be proven?
• 2Word meaning from context: use the clues around the word
• 3Author's purpose: why did the writer write this?
• 4Point of view and tone: who is talking and how do they feel?
• 5Text structure and text features: how the text is built

🧩 Integration of Knowledge and Ideas

Reading · 15 scored questions

• 1Text evidence: make predictions and draw conclusions
• 2Comparing two texts: where they agree and where they differ
• 3Evaluating an argument: claim, evidence and reasoning
• 4Combining data from a text, a table and a chart
• 5Primary vs secondary sources and judging credibility

➗ Numbers and Algebra

Math · 18 scored questions

• 1Converting fractions, decimals and percents
• 2Adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions and decimals
• 3Order of operations, negative numbers and absolute value
• 4Comparing and ordering fractions, decimals and negatives
• 5Solving one-variable linear equations
• 6Percent problems: part, whole, discount and percent change
• 7Ratios, proportions and unit rates
• 8Expressions, inequalities, word problems, estimation and rounding

📏 Measurement and Data

Math · 16 scored questions

• 1Reading tables and graphs
• 2Mean, median, mode and range
• 3Spread, outliers and the shape of data
• 4Two variables: correlation and trends
• 5Perimeter, area and circles
• 6Volume and surface area
• 7Converting units: US standard and metric

🫀 Human Anatomy and Physiology

Science · 18 scored questions

• 1Body orientation: anatomical position, planes, directions, cavities and regions
• 2Skeletal system: bone types, axial vs appendicular, joints and bone cells
• 3Muscular system: muscle types, sliding filaments and muscle pairs
• 4Integumentary system: skin layers, functions and glands
• 5Nervous system and senses: CNS, PNS, neurons, brain regions, eye and ear
• 6Endocrine system: glands, hormones and feedback loops
• 7Cardiovascular system: heart, vessels and blood
• 8Respiratory system: airway, gas exchange and breathing
• 9Digestive system: path, organs, enzymes and absorption
• 10Urinary system: nephrons, urine formation, ADH and aldosterone
• 11Reproductive systems: anatomy, gametes and the menstrual cycle
• 12Immune and lymphatic systems: innate, adaptive and vaccines

🧬 Biology

Science · 9 scored questions

• 1Cell structure and organelles
• 2Levels of organization and cell transport
• 3Mitosis and meiosis
• 4DNA, RNA and protein synthesis
• 5Mendel's laws and Punnett squares
• 6Macromolecules: carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids
• 7Microorganisms and disease

⚗️ Chemistry

Science · 8 scored questions

• 1Atomic structure and the periodic table
• 2States of matter and physical vs chemical change
• 3Chemical bonds and balancing equations
• 4Reaction types and what changes reaction rates
• 5Solutions, concentration and dilution
• 6Acids, bases, pH and buffers

🔬 Scientific Reasoning

Science · 9 scored questions

• 1The scientific method: steps, hypotheses, theories and laws
• 2Variables, controls and hypotheses: designing a fair test
• 3Measurement tools, metric units and precision
• 4Reading data from an investigation: trends and supported conclusions
• 5Logic and evidence: correlation vs causation, observation vs inference
• 6Predicting relationships: direct, inverse and food-web effects

📝 Conventions of Standard English

English and Language Usage · 12 scored questions

• 1Spelling rules and commonly confused words (their, affect, than)
• 2Comma rules: lists, compound sentences, introductions and extras
• 3Semicolons, colons, apostrophes and quotation marks
• 4Capitalization and end punctuation: proper nouns, titles, periods
• 5Sentence fragments, run-ons and comma splices: how to fix them
• 6Sentence types: simple, compound, complex and compound-complex

🗣️ Knowledge of Language

English and Language Usage · 11 scored questions

• 1Subject-verb agreement: find the real subject
• 2Pronouns: agreement, case and clear reference
• 3Verb tense: stay consistent and know irregular forms
• 4Misplaced and dangling modifiers, and parallel lists
• 5Formal vs informal language: match the reader
• 6Topic sentences, transitions and paragraph order

📚 Using Language and Vocabulary

English and Language Usage · 10 scored questions

• 1The writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing
• 2Context clues: figuring out an unfamiliar word
• 3Prefixes: hyper-, hypo-, brady-, tachy- and more
• 4Suffixes: -itis, -ectomy, -ology, -algia and more
• 5Roots: cardi, gastr, derm, neur and other medical roots
• 6Word choice: denotation, connotation and precise words