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Free ATI TEAS Exam Practice Test Questions 2026

Prepare smarter with 1,200+ practice questions—the most comprehensive free TEAS prep resource available online today. Our expertly crafted questions match the exact format of the ATI TEAS 7 exam, covering all four sections: Reading, Math, Science, and English. Master each concept with detailed explanations and progressive difficulty levels designed to boost your confidence and score.

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TEAS Practice Test 1

Purpose: Initial Assessment

Start with this test to assess your current knowledge level and identify areas for improvement. This initial assessment will help you understand your strengths and weaknesses before diving into more challenging material.

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TEAS Practice Test 2

Purpose: Skill Building

Build your confidence with balanced questions designed to reinforce foundational concepts. This test helps you strengthen weak areas and develop consistent test-taking strategies for continued improvement.

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TEAS Practice Test 3

Purpose: Advanced Difficulty

Challenge yourself with our most difficult questions that exceed typical TEAS complexity. This test includes harder problems and tricky scenarios to push your limits and ensure you’re overprepared for the real exam.

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TEAS Practice Test 4

Purpose: Final Preparation

Take this confidence-boosting final practice test to ensure you’re fully prepared. Features realistic questions and timing to help you feel mentally prepared and ready to succeed on your upcoming exam.

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TEAS 7 Exam Content Breakdown

Reading (55 minutes)

45 Questions (39 scored)
26% of total exam

Key Ideas & Details: 15 questions (10%)
Craft & Structure: 9 questions (6%)
Integration of Knowledge & Ideas: 15 questions (10%)

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Mathematics (57 minutes)

38 Questions (34 scored)
23% of total exam

Numbers & Algebra: 18 questions (12%)
Measurement & Data: 16 questions (11%)

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Science (60 minutes)

50 Questions (44 scored)
29% of total exam

Human Anatomy & Physiology: 18 questions (12%)
Biology: 9 questions (6%)
Chemistry: 8 questions (5%)
Scientific Reasoning: 9 questions (6%)

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English & Language Usage (37 minutes)

37 Questions (33 scored)
22% of total exam

Conventions of Standard English: 12 questions (8%)
Knowledge of Language: 11 questions (7%)
Using Language & Vocabulary: 10 questions (7%)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) is a standardized, multiple-choice exam developed by ATI Testing to assess a candidate’s readiness for nursing and allied health programs. It covers Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English Language usage to determine if applicants possess the necessary fundamental skills to succeed in these challenging fields.

The TEAS test takes 209 minutes (3 hours and 29 minutes) to complete and contains 170 total questions across four sections: Reading (45 questions), Mathematics (38 questions), Science (50 questions), and English/Language Usage (37 questions). This includes both scored and unscored pretest items.

There isn’t a universal “passing” score for the TEAS since each nursing program sets its own minimum requirements. However, a total score of 65-70% is generally considered competitive, with many schools requiring scores between 70-80% for admission. Check with your specific program for their requirements.

Most schools allow you to retake the TEAS, but policies vary. The ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute) limits retakes to once every 30 days, with a maximum of three attempts in a 12-month period. Some schools may have additional restrictions, so verify your institution’s retake policy.

The best preparation includes the official ATI TEAS Study Manual, online practice tests, and review materials covering basic high school-level reading, math, science, and English concepts. Focus on areas where you scored lowest on practice tests and dedicate 2-4 weeks to consistent studying for optimal results.