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TEAS 7 Exam Prep Study Guide
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📖Reading
14 lessons in this guide
Exam: 45 questions · 55 minutes
Find evidence, interpret visuals, compare texts and evaluate arguments.
- Key ideas and details: summaries, inference and directions
- Craft and structure: purpose, tone, vocabulary and organization
- Integration: visual evidence, themes, arguments and multiple sources
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📐Math
18 lessons in this guide
Exam: 38 questions · 57 minutes
Build calculation skills, solve applied problems and interpret data.
- Numbers and algebra: fractions, percentages, ratios and equations
- Measurement and data: unit conversions, geometry, graphs and statistics
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🔬Science
30 lessons in this guide
Exam: 50 questions · 60 minutes
Connect scientific concepts to body systems, diagrams and experimental evidence.
- Human anatomy and physiology: structures, functions and body systems
- Biology: cells, genetics, inheritance and biological molecules
- Chemistry: matter, reactions, solutions and acids and bases
- Scientific reasoning: measurement, investigations and data interpretation
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✏️English & Language Usage
20 lessons in this guide
Exam: 37 questions · 37 minutes
Use language accurately and revise writing for meaning, audience and clarity.
- Standard English conventions: grammar, punctuation and spelling
- Knowledge of language: sentences, paragraphs and audience
- Writing and vocabulary: writing process, word parts and context
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