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The TEAS 7: 170 questions · 209 minutes · 4 timed sections

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TEAS: the essentials

In ATI's October 21, 2026 archived exam details, TEAS Version 7 is listed with 170 questions and 209 minutes of allocated testing time across Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English and Language Usage. Check ATI for current details. ATI exam details, archived October 21, 2026

ATI's archived exam details list online testing proctored by ATI or an institution and in-person testing proctored by an institution or PSI. Check ATI's registration and test-day information for your option. ATI exam details, archived October 21, 2026

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  • Full bank of 4,342 reviewed questions, each with a written explanation
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  • The Study Guide: 46 lessons, all with audio in English and Spanish
  • Timed section tests and progress by topic
  • A full-length timed TEAS 7 practice exam

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  • Question formats other than single-answer multiple choice with A to D options are not included.

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Mathematics

A patient weighs 154 pounds. The doctor orders a medication at 2 mg per kilogram of body weight. How many milligrams should be administered? (1 kg = 2.2 lb)

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AI accuracy, not student pass rate

How often is the AI tutor right?

94.1%434 of 461 right

In a blind test, the AI model behind the tutor answered 434 of 461 TEAS-style science questions correctly, without ever seeing the answer key.

434 right27 missed

How it was tested
Sample
461 science questions like the ones on the TEAS: anatomy and physiology, biology and a little chemistry. They come from two openly licensed textbooks, not from the TEAS.
Method
The AI model saw each question and its options, never the answer key. One attempt per question.
Result
434 right, 27 missed: 94.1% overall, likely range 91.6% to 95.9%.
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Built for the TEAS 7

Written to the official outline.

Original practice questions written to the official content outline of the exam and reviewed before publishing.

The four sections, in order

Each section has its own clock.

  • Reading45 questions · 55 min
  • Mathematics38 questions · 57 min
  • Science50 questions · 60 min
  • English and Language Usage37 questions · 37 min

Source: ATI TEAS exam details.

The bank

4,342 reviewed questions and 46 lessons, by section.

297 topics and 119 passage-based questions.

  • Reading1,296 questions10 lessons
  • Mathematics1,025 questions11 lessons
  • English and Language Usage1,023 questions8 lessons
  • Science998 questions17 lessons
Section practice tests with answers and explanations

Study guide

46 lessons. Audio in English and Spanish.

The TEAS 7 study guide follows the test sections and is included with every plan.

One study session

  1. Listen to a lesson in English or Spanish, with exam tips and common mistakes.
  2. Answer its 5 check-yourself questions from the bank.
  3. Ask the AI tutor why on any question you miss.
  • 46lessons
  • 2audio languages
  • 10interactive diagrams

Questions, answered.

Are these TEAS 7 questions?

No. Exam owners keep live questions confidential. These are original practice questions written to the official content outline of the exam and reviewed before publishing.

How long is the TEAS 7?

You get 209 minutes for 170 questions: 55 minutes for Reading, 57 for Mathematics, 60 for Science and 37 for English and Language Usage. 20 of the 170 questions are unscored pretest questions, and you cannot tell which ones they are. Source: ATI.

What score do I need to pass the TEAS?

There is no single passing score. In ATI’s words, “Each school sets its own cut score for the ATI TEAS Exam.” Check the score your nursing program asks for before you book. Source: ATI.

How accurate is the AI tutor?

In a blind test, the AI model behind the tutor answered 434 of 461 TEAS-style science questions correctly (94.1%) without ever seeing the answer key. It missed 27. The questions came from two open anatomy, physiology and biology textbooks, not from the TEAS, and cover science only. The result does not predict your score, and the test checks the answer letter, not the explanation the tutor writes. See the test

How soon can I retake the TEAS?

If you take the TEAS at ATI (online, proctored by ATI), you must wait 14 days between attempts. If you test at a school, the school sets the rule, and ATI notes that many schools require a 30-day wait. Every completed exam counts as an attempt. Source: ATI.

Can I use a calculator on the TEAS?

Yes, but not your own. The online exam has a drop-down calculator built in, and at a paper exam the proctor provides one. ATI asks you not to bring a calculator. Source: ATI.

How do plans work?

1 month is one payment for 30 days of access. It does not renew. 3 months is one payment for 90 days of access. Lifetime is one payment with no expiry date. Your account is created automatically and access starts right after payment.

More about the TEAS 7

Sections, scoring and test-day rules, from ATI.

Sections and scored areas

Reading: 45 questions, 55 minutes. 6 of the 45 are unscored pretest questions. The 39 scored questions cover:

  • Key ideas and details15
  • Craft and structure9
  • Integration of knowledge and ideas15

Mathematics: 38 questions, 57 minutes. 4 of the 38 are unscored pretest questions. The 34 scored questions cover:

  • Numbers and algebra18
  • Measurement and data16

Science: 50 questions, 60 minutes. 6 of the 50 are unscored pretest questions. The 44 scored questions cover:

  • Human anatomy and physiology18
  • Biology9
  • Chemistry8
  • Scientific reasoning9

English and Language Usage: 37 questions, 37 minutes. 4 of the 37 are unscored pretest questions. The 33 scored questions cover:

  • Conventions of standard English12
  • Knowledge of language11
  • Using language and vocabulary to express ideas in writing10
How is the TEAS scored?
  • ATI reports a total score, a score for each of the four sections and sub-area scores, each from 0 to 100%.
  • Total and section scores are adjusted for differences between test versions, so they can be compared across versions. Sub-area scores are plain percent correct.
  • Unscored pretest questions do not count toward your score. ATI also reports an Academic Preparedness Level.
  • There is no single passing score: “Each school sets its own cut score for the ATI TEAS Exam.” Source: ATI
Question types and test-day rules
  • Most questions are multiple choice with four options and one correct answer. Up to 15% are other types: multiple select (select all that apply), fill in the blank, ordered response and hot spot.
  • Select-all-that-apply questions give no partial credit.
  • Each section has its own time limit, and unused time does not carry over. You can change answers within a section, but once you close it you cannot go back.
  • An optional 10-minute break comes after Mathematics and does not use exam time.
  • A calculator is built into the online exam. You must finish all four sections; one section cannot be retaken on its own. Source: ATI
A 6-week study plan
  1. Week 1: Find your starting point. Take a timed test in each section and note the topics you miss.
  2. Week 2: Anatomy and physiology. The largest Science area: 18 of the 44 scored Science questions.
  3. Week 3: Biology, chemistry and scientific reasoning. The rest of Science. Read the explanation for every miss.
  4. Week 4: Mathematics. Numbers and algebra, then measurement and data.
  5. Week 5: Reading and English. Reading passages, then grammar, punctuation and vocabulary.
  6. Week 6: Final check. Take the timed section tests again, review weak topics and confirm the score your school requires.

Source for the 6-week guidance: ATI TEAS exam details.

5 more sample questions
Main ideaReading

The water cycle is a continuous process where water evaporates from oceans, rises to the atmosphere, condenses into clouds, and returns to the surface as precipitation. This cycle is driven by solar energy and is crucial for distributing fresh water around the globe. Human activities such as deforestation and urbanization can disrupt local water cycles, leading to changes in precipitation patterns.

What is the main idea of the passage?

  1. A Solar energy drives evaporation and helps water move from oceans into the atmosphere.
  2. B Water evaporates from oceans, condenses into clouds, and returns to the surface as precipitation.
  3. C The water cycle is important for fresh water distribution and can be affected by human actions.
  4. D Deforestation and urbanization can disrupt local water cycles and change precipitation patterns.

The best answer is C. The passage describes the water cycle, highlights its role in distributing fresh water, and notes that human activities can disrupt it. This combination of ideas is the central focus.

  • A: This supporting detail identifies the cycle’s energy source and one stage, but omits fresh water distribution and human impacts.
  • B: This summarizes the cycle’s stages, but omits its importance for fresh water distribution and the effects of human activities.
  • D: This summarizes the final sentence about human impacts, but omits the broader description of the water cycle and its importance for fresh water distribution.
Word problemMathematics

A rectangular garden has a length of 14 feet. Its width is 3 feet less than half the length. What is the perimeter of the garden?

  1. A 36 feet
  2. B 42 feet
  3. C 56 feet
  4. D 50 feet

The best answer is A. Half the length is 14 ÷ 2 = 7 feet, so the width is 7 - 3 = 4 feet. Perimeter = 2 × (14 + 4) = 36 feet.

  • B: 42 uses a width of 7, forgetting to subtract 3 from half the length.
  • C: 56 is the area (14 × 4), not the perimeter.
  • D: 50 uses a width of 11 (14 - 3), forgetting to take half the length first.
Anatomy and physiologyScience

In which part of the nephron does the majority of glucose reabsorption occur?

  1. A Loop of Henle
  2. B Distal convoluted tubule
  3. C Collecting duct
  4. D Proximal convoluted tubule

The best answer is D. The proximal convoluted tubule (PCT) reabsorbs about 100% of filtered glucose under normal conditions via sodium-glucose cotransporters. The distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct reabsorb water and electrolytes but not significant glucose. The loop of Henle primarily concentrates urine.

  • A: The loop of Henle establishes the osmotic gradient for water reabsorption but does not reabsorb glucose.
  • B: The distal convoluted tubule is involved in fine-tuning electrolyte reabsorption, not glucose.
  • C: The collecting duct reabsorbs water under ADH influence and some urea, but not glucose.
Scientific reasoningScience

A researcher wants to test the effect of different amounts of sunlight on the growth of bean plants. She places three groups of plants under 2 hours, 6 hours, and 12 hours of sunlight per day, while keeping water, soil, and temperature constant. Which variable is the independent variable?

  1. A Water amount
  2. B Plant growth
  3. C Temperature
  4. D Amount of sunlight

The best answer is D. The independent variable is the factor that the researcher manipulates. Here, the amount of sunlight is deliberately changed across groups.

  • A: Water amount is a controlled variable, kept constant.
  • B: Plant growth is the dependent variable, measured as an outcome.
  • C: Temperature is a controlled variable, kept constant.
PunctuationEnglish and Language Usage

The lab results were inconclusive____ therefore, the physician ordered additional testing.

  1. A ;
  2. B :
  3. C ,
  4. D no punctuation is needed

The best answer is A. Both parts are independent clauses joined by the conjunctive adverb therefore, which takes a semicolon before it and a comma after it.

  • B: A colon introduces a list or an explanation; it is not the standard mark before a conjunctive adverb such as therefore.
  • C: A comma alone between two independent clauses creates a comma splice, even with therefore.
  • D: With no punctuation, the two independent clauses run together as a run-on sentence.
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