Comprehensive 2024 ATI TEAS 7 Reading Study Guide With Practice Questions And Answers

📘 Unlock Your TEAS Success: The Ultimate 2024 Reading Study Guide Awaits! 📘
Hello, TEAS champions of 2024! 🌟 Are you on a quest to conquer the Reading section of the ATI TEAS 7? Look no further! "Comprehensive 2024 ATI TEAS 7 Reading Study Guide With Practice Questions And Answers" is your one-stop destination for mastering reading comprehension, key ideas, and all the intricate details.
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📖 Why This Video Is a Must-Watch: We’ve tailored this guide to navigate the TEAS Reading section's challenges, making complex concepts approachable and understandable. With a mix of practice questions and answers, we dissect passages, decipher meanings, and reveal shortcuts and strategies to elevate your score.
✏️ Practice, Understand, Excel: Dive into carefully selected practice questions that mirror the actual TEAS exam format. Each question is accompanied by detailed explanations, ensuring you not only know the correct answer but understand the reasoning behind it.
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Topic Sentence, Main Idea, Supporting Details
03:35 Important Tips for Reading Questions
05:21 Practice Questions
12:01 Inferences and Logical Conclusion
13:13 Practice Questions
16:31 Explicit and Implicit Evidence
17:53 Practice Questions
21:03 Transition Words and Phrases for Order and Relationship
22:35 Practice Questions
26:35 Priorities in Direction
28:10 Practice Questions
30:09 Missing Information and Contraindications
31:07 Practice Questions
33:48 Specific Information in Text
35:28 Practice Questions
37:14 Glossaries, Indexes, and Table of Contents
38:40 Practice Questions
41:19 Headings and Subheadings
42:31 Practice Questions
45:39 Side Bars, Text, Footnotes, and Legends
47:17 Practice Questions
49:53 Charts, Graphs, and Visuals
51:15 Practice Questions
53:54 Biased or Misleading Information in Graphics
57:44 Practice Questions
1:00:12 Transition Words and Phrases for Sequence of Events
1:02:01 Practice Questions
1:03:49 Transition Words and Phrases for Cohesion of Events
1:05:06 Practice Questions
1:06:16 Drawing Conclusions & Identifying Gaps
1:08:17 Practice Questions
1:10:35 Author's Point of View
1:11:34 Practice Questions
1:14:22 First, Second, and Third Person Point of View
1:16:08 Practice Questions
1:17:30 Author's Tone
1:20:18 Practice Questions
1:21:46 Formal, Nostalgic, Tragic, and Reflective Tones
1:22:56 Practice Questions
1:24:17 Bias vs Stereotypes
1:26:42 Practice Questions
1:28:30 Facts vs Opinions
1:32:10 Practice Questions
1:35:10 Context Clues
1:38:37 Practice Questions
1:40:08 Figurative Language
1:41:47 Types of Writing
1:46:56 Practice Questions
1:48:12 Citing Evidence in Text Predictions, Interpretations, Conclusions
1:49:43 Practice Questions
1:52:05 Identifying Theme
1:57:30 Practice Questions
2:00:30 Claims and Counterclaims
2:02:14 Practice Questions
2:03:58 Evaluating Sources Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
2:07:11 Practice Questions
2:08:41 Rhetorical Devices
2:11:11 Practice Questions
2:14:47 Qualitative and Quantitative Research
2:17:41 Practice Questions
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[@awakenotwoke6930]

I wanted to say thank you for all of the content that you have put out to help with the exam. I took mine this morning and scored an 80% overall score. I attribute a lot of my success to you and your resources. I pray that you are prosperous in your endeavors and thank you for trying to help us succeed. Much love from Greenville, South Carolina. 🦾😎

[@sihamsharif445]

hey did you use the materials from the teas 7 videos that where a year or couple. months ago or did you use the materials that we have to pay for on this channel? could you make a list of the videos you used I'm taking mines next week and it would mean a lot If you could give me advice. Thank you!

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on scoring an 80% overall on your exam! That's a fantastic achievement, and I'm so glad to hear that the resources and content were helpful to you in reaching your goal. Thank you very much for your kind words and well-wishes. It truly means a lot to me to know that the materials I've put out have made a positive impact on your studies and helped you succeed. I wish you all the best as you move forward in your journey, and I have no doubt that you'll continue to accomplish great things. 🌟

[@yaneryyrenay3534]

The best person I found for this test! The way everything was broken down was well understood. Wishing you immense abundance and prosperity!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 🌟 I'm thrilled to hear that the breakdowns were helpful for you. Your feedback and good wishes mean a lot to me. Wishing you all the best in your studies and beyond. May you find success and fulfillment in everything you do! Keep up the great work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you need more help along the way. 📚💪💖

[@kimbriarobinson1058]

This is Great! I bought the study guide and I'm following along with the information! thank you with this I hope there is a Math one coming you are a HUGE HELP

[@NurseCheung]

That's fantastic to hear the study guide has been helpful for you! And yes, you're in luck! I'm currently working on the complete math study guide video, and fingers crossed, it should be out soon. Math can be a challenging subject for many, so I'm doing my best to create a resource that will make concepts clearer and more accessible. Keep an eye out for the release, and thank you so much for your kind words and support. Your success is a huge motivator for me, and I'm here to help you along the way. Stay tuned, and happy studying!

[@1985mainman]

God bless you so much for your time and energy explaining things out. God bless you

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It truly means a lot to know that the effort put into explaining and sharing knowledge is making a difference. Blessings to you as well in all your studies and endeavors. Remember, you're capable of achieving great things, and I'm here to support you along the way.

[@1985mainman]

@@NurseCheung You have no idea how much your explanation has made things clear to me. I wish you have videos on other subjects of the TEAS, like Anatomy and Maths.

[@manjitclair6204]

GREAT VIDEO

[@NurseCheung]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Michellekeinokogo]

Thanks!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the support Michelle :) I appreciate you

[@Michellekeinokogo]

@@NurseCheung You're welcome you're amazing! God bless you 🙏

[@StudiNurse]

I remember watching your videos years ago (they're amazing) now I have to actually take the TEAS, I thought I remembered you made available those slides, is that still the case? I would love to follow along with the slides while watching your videos.

[@NurseCheung]

Wow thats incredible and welcome back. I'm glad you're interested in the ATI TEAS V7 Complete PowerPoint Study Guide. Yes, this guide covers all the topics you need to know for the ATI TEAS 7, making it a comprehensive resource for your exam preparation. However, it's important to note that the PowerPoint itself does not include practice questions and are based on the slides from my previous video series not the new one you are commenting on now. It's designed to give you a thorough overview of the material, with 340+ slides that cover each subject area of the TEAS. If you're looking for a more in-depth study resource that includes mnemonics, study strategies, memory tricks, and colorful illustrated pictures and breakdowns, along with practice questions, I recommend the 2024-2025 ATI TEAS V7 Complete Study Guide. This guide is tailored to provide a more rounded study experience, helping you not only to understand the material but also to apply it through practice. Best of luck with your studying, and I hope the videos and slides prove to be as helpful as ever!

[@vicky100589]

for the main idea I know you said its the last sentence of the passage but what happens if th are mulit-paragraphs ?

[@NurseCheung]

Great question. While I mentioned the main idea can be found in the last sentence of a passage, it's important to clarify that in longer, multi-paragraph texts, the main idea is often located in the last sentence of the first paragraph.

[@usasopa]

How close is for kaplan test ?

[@NurseCheung]

The TEAS and Kaplan nursing entrance exams both measure essential academic skills necessary for nursing programs but in slightly different ways. The TEAS is a general exam used by many nursing schools to assess abilities across four main areas: Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English and Language Usage. Kaplan’s exam, while also comprehensive, may focus more on particular areas or be tailored to fit specific program needs. Each test uses a multiple-choice format, but the content and emphasis can vary based on the nursing program's requirements. Schools might choose one test over the other depending on which one aligns better with their curriculum and assessment philosophy. If you're switching from one test to another, it’s good to review the specific study materials and preparation required for each to address these differences effectively.

[@toni3865]

So why do you say that the first sentence is the topic sentence? I just purchased the smart edition course and on one of the practice reading exams I chose the first sentence as the topic sentence and it was actually the second sentence. I’m just asking because I watch in your videos how you explain that you don’t have time to read the entire passage so on questions where it ask, “ What is the topic sentence?” You said to choose the first sentence and move on.

[@NurseCheung]

It sounds like you're diving deep into your TEAS prep, which is great! The guidance I've provided about topic sentences aims to offer a general strategy, especially under timed conditions. Based on my personal experience with the TEAS test and feedback from recent TEAS testers, this is the most accurate way to find the topic sentence unless the first sentence is an interjection or does not have a complete thought. Since you've encountered a different scenario in the Smart Edition course, reaching out to them directly for clarification could be really helpful. They can offer specific insights into their reasoning, which could further refine your test-taking strategies. Additionally, feedback from recent TEAS test takers, as you mentioned, is invaluable for understanding the range of possibilities you might face on the exam. Remember, strategies are tools to help you manage time and make educated guesses when necessary, but always use your best judgment based on the content in front of you. Best of luck with your continued studies, and kudos to you for seeking out a variety of resources and perspectives to enhance your preparation!