TEAS Practice Test

Take a free TEAS practice test with original questions in the style of the ATI TEAS 7: Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage. Choose timed, untimed or study mode, answer up to 30 random questions and get your score, a section breakdown and an explanation for every answer.

TEAS Practice Test 90 questions in the bank

Questions

drawn at random from 90

Time limit

37 min

Timed mode

Sections

Reading, Math, Science…

Benchmark

70%

readiness target

Mode

Timed Untimed Study

Timed: 37 minutes for 30 questions, like the real exam. Results at the end.

Number of questions

Sections covered: Reading · Math · Science · English and Language Usage

The interactive test needs JavaScript. Here are sample questions with answers:

Question 1 Reading

Cities are often several degrees warmer than the countryside around them, a pattern known as the urban heat island effect. Pavement, rooftops and brick absorb sunlight during the day and release that heat slowly at night, so neighborhoods with little shade may stay warm long after sunset. Trees counter this effect in two ways. Their leaves block sunlight before it reaches the ground, and they release water vapor through their leaves, which cools the surrounding air much as sweat cools skin. The benefits are not spread evenly. In many cities, older and wealthier neighborhoods have mature trees lining their streets, while newer or lower-income areas have far fewer. Residents of the hotter blocks often face higher electricity bills for cooling and greater risk of heat-related illness. For this reason, several city planning departments now track tree canopy block by block and give priority to planting in the warmest neighborhoods. Planting alone is not enough, however; young trees need regular watering for their first few summers, or many will die before they are large enough to provide shade.

Which statement best expresses the main idea of the passage?

Pavement and brick are the main cause of rising electricity bills.
Trees cool cities, but their benefits are uneven, so planners are targeting the hottest neighborhoods. Correct answer
Young trees die easily because cities do not water them.
Cities are always several degrees warmer than rural areas.

Explanation: The passage explains how trees cool cities, notes that tree cover is unevenly distributed, and describes planners responding by prioritizing hot areas. The correct choice covers all of these points.

Question 2 Reading

According to the passage, how do trees cool the surrounding air?

By absorbing heat from pavement through their roots
By reflecting heat back into the sky from their bark
By lowering electricity use in nearby homes
By blocking sunlight and releasing water vapor through their leaves Correct answer

Explanation: The first paragraph names two mechanisms: leaves block sunlight before it reaches the ground, and leaves release water vapor that cools the air. The author compares the cooling effect of water vapor to the way sweat cools skin.

Question 3 Reading

Which conclusion is best supported by the final sentence of the passage?

A tree-planting program needs a plan for care after planting to succeed. Correct answer
Cities should stop planting young trees.
Mature trees need more water than young trees.
Most city trees die within one year of planting.

Explanation: The final sentence says planting alone is not enough because young trees need watering for several summers. That implies successful programs must include ongoing care.

Your Results

Readiness benchmark — ATI sets no pass mark; nursing programs set their own cutoffs

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How Our Free TEAS Practice Test Works

Our free TEAS practice test draws questions at random from an original bank covering all four sections of the ATI TEAS 7. Each attempt mixes Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage, so every session is different.

Choose a mode before you start. Timed mode sets a time limit based on the real exam’s pace, untimed mode removes the clock, and study mode shows the answer and explanation after each question. You can flag questions and move around with the question navigator.

Online TEAS Practice Test

This online TEAS practice test needs no account or download and works on a phone, tablet or computer. If you close the page partway through, your unfinished test is saved on your device and you can resume it. Your last ten results are kept on your device, so you can see your scores rise over time.

Full TEAS Practice Test Free

For a longer session, choose the full bank of 90 questions from the question count menu. It is not a full 170-question exam, but it gives you a broad, free TEAS practice test across every section. For quick daily practice, choose 10 questions or the standard 30-question set.

What the Real ATI TEAS Practice Test Covers

The real ATI TEAS 7 has 170 questions (150 scored and 20 unscored pretest questions) across four sections, with 209 minutes of testing time. ATI sets no pass mark; each nursing program sets its own required score. Our TEAS test guide explains the format and scoring in detail.

Reading

Reading has 45 questions in 55 minutes, covering key ideas and details, craft and structure, and integration of knowledge. Our reading TEAS practice test questions use short passages and everyday texts and ask about main idea, inference and the author’s purpose.

Math

Math has 38 questions in 57 minutes, covering numbers and algebra, and measurement and data. Our math TEAS practice test questions focus on percentages, ratios, conversions, equations and reading charts. Every TEAS math practice test with answers includes a worked explanation.

Science

Science has 50 questions in 60 minutes, covering human anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry and scientific reasoning. It is the largest section, so science TEAS practice test questions make up the largest share of our bank, just as Science is the largest section of the real exam.

English and Language Usage

English and Language Usage has 37 questions in 37 minutes, covering conventions of standard English, knowledge of language and vocabulary. Our TEAS practice test English questions test grammar, punctuation, spelling and word meaning at the real exam’s pace.

ATI TEAS Practice Test A and B

ATI sells two official online practice assessments, often called ATI TEAS Practice Test A and B. They are the closest thing to the real exam and are worth taking near the end of your preparation. Use our free test first to build skills, then an official form to check readiness.

Scoring Explained: Free TEAS Practice Test With Answers

When you submit, you get your score as a number correct and a percentage, plus a breakdown for each section and the time you used. Because ATI sets no pass mark, our results screen compares you with a 70% readiness benchmark, labeled as a benchmark, not an official score.

Your target should come from your nursing program. If your program publishes a required TEAS score, aim to score comfortably above it on several random practice sets, section by section.

How to Score a TEAS Practice Test

To score a TEAS practice test well, look beyond the total. Check each section percentage, list the topics you missed and review every explanation in the answer review, which shows your answer, the correct answer and a “why” note. This turns a free TEAS practice test with answers into a study guide.

Tips to Pass the TEAS Practice Test ATI Version

The ATI version of the TEAS rewards steady, section-by-section preparation. These habits work for most applicants:

Start with Science, the largest section, and prioritize anatomy and physiology.
Practise math word problems without rushing to calculate before you set up the problem.
Take one timed 30-question set a week and track your section scores.
Plan your weeks with the study planner and keep your date in view with the exam countdown.
Make a deck of body systems and grammar rules to make flashcards online.

Free ATI TEAS Practice Test

Our free ATI TEAS practice test style questions follow the four ATI TEAS 7 sections. They are original questions, not ATI’s official items, but they cover the same skills, which makes them ideal for daily study before an official practice assessment.

Is the ATI TEAS Practice Test Helpful

Yes, the ATI TEAS practice test is helpful, especially in the final weeks, because it uses the publisher’s own format. Its main limit is cost and the small number of forms, so most applicants combine it with free practice that they can repeat as often as needed.

Drill TEAS Practice Test Questions by Section

Drilling TEAS practice test questions by section helps you fix specific weaknesses. After each set, note which section had the lowest percentage and spend your next study session there. Many applicants find a TEAS practice test for science and math and reading together gives the clearest picture of where they stand.

TEAS Practice Test 2026

This TEAS practice test for 2026 is written for the ATI TEAS 7, the current version of the exam. If you are planning a healthcare career, you may also want our CNA practice test, and nursing graduates can move on to NCLEX practice questions for RN or PN NCLEX practice questions.

TEAS Practice Test Online

Taking your TEAS practice test online means instant scoring, explanations and a new random set each time. It is a free online TEAS practice test for nursing applicants and allied health students alike, available on any device.

TEAS Practice Test FAQ

Are TEAS Practice Tests Harder?

Some TEAS practice tests are harder than the real exam and some are easier; it depends on who wrote them. ATI’s own practice assessments are the closest match to the real test. Use any practice score as a guide to your weak sections rather than an exact prediction, and compare results across several attempts.

Which TEAS Practice Test Is Best?

The best plan uses two kinds of practice. Free practice tests like ours are ideal for frequent, section-by-section study with explanations. The official ATI TEAS practice assessments are best as a final check close to test day, because they come from the exam’s publisher and match its format most closely.

How Long Does the TEAS Practice Test Take?

Our standard 30-question set takes 37 minutes in timed mode, about the pace of the real English section. Ten questions take a few minutes, and the full bank of 90 questions takes proportionally longer. The real ATI TEAS 7 has 170 questions in 209 minutes.

Is the TEAS Practice Test Free?

Yes, the TEAS practice test on this page is completely free, with no account and no limit on attempts. Every question includes an explanation. ATI’s official practice assessments are paid products sold separately, and many applicants use a free test for regular study and an official one at the end.

Is There a Practice TEAS Test?

Yes. This page is a free practice TEAS test covering all four sections of the ATI TEAS 7 with original questions and full explanations. ATI also sells official online practice assessments, so you can combine free daily practice with an official test before your exam date.