Prepare for your TEAS exam
Practice reading, math, science and English. Find what needs work, learn the method, then build up to a full timed test.
View your results and progress20-question diagnostic · 12 short drills · Full TEAS 7 practice
The membrane allows oxygen through. What is the net direction of simple diffusion?
- A.Left to right
- B.Right to left
- C.No oxygen crosses
- D.Equal net movement in both directions
Answer: A
Oxygen moves randomly in both directions, but net movement is from higher concentration on the left to lower concentration on the right.
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Choose a practice drill
Eight questions at a time, with explanations to help you learn. Accounts with free first attempts can try each drill once; one TEAS pass covers every replay and timed test.
Reading
Key ideas and details
Find the main idea, follow instructions and locate details in passages and visuals.
Craft and structure
Interpret vocabulary in context, author purpose, perspective and bias.
Integration of knowledge and ideas
Compare sources, support conclusions and evaluate written arguments.
Mathematics
Science
Human anatomy and physiology
Connect the structures and functions of the body’s major systems.
Biology
Practice cells, DNA, inheritance, biological molecules and microorganisms.
Chemistry
Work through atoms, matter, reactions, solutions, acids and bases.
Scientific reasoning
Interpret evidence, select measurement tools and evaluate experiments.
English and Language Usage
Conventions of standard English
Edit spelling, punctuation and sentence structure in standard American English.
Knowledge of language
Make writing clear, choose the right register and organize paragraphs.
Language and vocabulary in writing
Practice the writing process and use word parts to work out meaning.
Not sure where to start?
TEAS diagnostic
Try five questions from each subject and use the results to choose your first lessons and drills. Answers are explained after you finish.
The diagnostic is a starting point. A short sample can reveal a weak topic, but it cannot measure your whole syllabus or predict an admissions score.
Review your mistakes, read the matching worked examples, then try a focused drill. Move to timed practice once the method feels familiar.
Open the study guidePractice a timed section
Use the standard section clock, flag questions and review your answers before submitting. Explanations stay hidden until the section ends.
Reading timed test
Practice all 3 reading skill areas together under time pressure.
Mathematics timed test
Practice all 2 mathematics skill areas together under time pressure.
Science timed test
Practice all 4 science skill areas together under time pressure.
English and Language Usage timed test
Practice all 3 english and language usage skill areas together under time pressure.
Take the full TEAS practice test
Reading
45 questions · 55 minutes
Mathematics
38 questions · 57 minutes
Science
50 questions · 60 minutes
English and Language Usage
37 questions · 37 minutes
Separate clocks · Optional break after Mathematics
Full timed TEAS practice
Take all four sections in order, with separate clocks and an optional break after Mathematics. See your section results and all explanations at the end.
| Section | Questions | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| Reading | 45 | 55 |
| Mathematics | 38 | 57 |
| Science | 50 | 60 |
| English and Language Usage | 37 | 37 |
| Total | 170 | 209 |
3 hours 29 minutes of answering time. An optional 10-minute break follows Mathematics.
One TEAS pass includes full tests, all timed sections and drill replays. Standard and 1.5× practice timing are available. Your results show raw practice accuracy, not an ATI-equated score.
Learn the methods before adding speed
The study guide covers all 64 published TEAS 7 objectives, with concise lessons, original worked examples and common mistakes. It also explains the five question formats and offers two-week and six-week study plans.
Open the TEAS study guideCommon questions
What does this TEAS practice cover?
All four TEAS 7 subjects: Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English and Language Usage. There are 12 short subject drills, a 20-question diagnostic, four timed section tests, a 170-question full practice test and worked lessons covering the 64 published objectives. The questions are original, independent preparation.
How long is the TEAS exam?
The standard answering time is 209 minutes: Reading has 45 questions in 55 minutes, Mathematics 38 in 57 minutes, Science 50 in 60 minutes, and English 37 in 37 minutes. An optional 10-minute break follows Mathematics. Allow additional time for check-in and instructions.
What can I try, and what does a TEAS pass cover?
Accounts with free first attempts can try each short drill and the diagnostic once. One TEAS pass covers their replays, all four timed sections and full tests during the selected period. Timed tests require a pass for paid-access accounts. Saved results and explanations stay available.
Can I use a calculator?
Yes. ATI provides a basic calculator in every section, and our practice does the same. You cannot bring your own calculator to the official exam. Learn the calculator controls before a timed sitting.
When will I see answers and explanations?
Drills explain answers while you practice. For related questions sharing a passage or dataset, feedback waits until that group is complete. The diagnostic, timed sections and full test keep explanations hidden until you finish.
Does my practice percentage predict my ATI TEAS score?
No. We report raw accuracy on our original practice questions. ATI uses equated scores for the overall test and its four sections. The official exam includes 20 unscored questions; all 170 questions count in our full practice result. Schools set their own admissions requirements, so there is no universal TEAS pass mark.
Is this TEAS 7, HESI A2 or NCLEX preparation?
This is TEAS 7 preparation for nursing and allied-health admissions. HESI A2 is a different admissions assessment, while NCLEX is a nursing licensure exam. Confirm which test and delivery format your program accepts before registering.
Can I revisit questions or use extra time?
You can flag, skip and change answers within the current timed section. After you finish a section, it is locked. Our standard and 1.5× time settings let you practice your chosen setup; they do not grant official accommodations. Arrange any accommodations with your testing organization before registering.
Check your program’s requirements
Your nursing or allied-health program decides which exam delivery formats it accepts, required scores, deadlines and retake rules. Confirm those details with its admissions guidance before booking.
Independent original preparation. Not affiliated with or endorsed by ATI. TEAS is an admissions assessment; our practice results are not official scores or admission guarantees.