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

[@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. 🌟

[@angelsime5106]

I supporsed ro take mine on dec 8 but I was not sure if I choose her and this videos , so U just see those videos about her or you took anothers books or others tools ?

[@LoveJoy247]

Thank you so much!!!!! I've been out of school for over 20yrs. It was so difficult for me until I stumbled upon your videos! I binge-watched your videos for 3 weeks and passed my exam last Friday!!! God bless you always!!

[@NurseCheung]

That's fantastic news! Congratulations on passing your exam, and I'm thrilled to hear that the videos were helpful for you. It's incredible what you've achieved after being out of school for so long. Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing your success. Best of luck in your future endeavors! 🌟❤️

[@renardo3315]

Me too

[@kumikonagano7319]

@@LoveJoy247 I am in a, very similar scenario. Any tips you can offer up? Thank you, thank you! 😊

[@neek6h]

I PASSED‼️🥳I want to thank you so much, from the bottom of heart. Your videos and these comprehensive videos were so helpful for me to pass the Teas. I know there is supposed to be a lot of preparation that goes into this exam, but with the little time I had, your videos were a life saver. I cannot thank you enough. You’re the best🤗🤗🤗🎉🎉🎉

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your TEAS exam! 🎉 It's fantastic to hear that the videos were so helpful to you, especially when you were pressed for time. Your hard work and determination really paid off. Thank you so much for your kind words; they truly mean a lot. I'm thrilled to have been part of your journey. 🌟🩺

[@kumikonagano7319]

Thank you SO very much, Nurse Cheung. For taking the time to make this video for us all. You are very well spoken, and explain things SO very well. You should open your own, Nursing School! You are an, Amazing being!!!

[@NurseCheung]

Hey, if I had the ability to open a nursing school, that would be incredible. Thank you for the feedback and love.

[@tommyonthego1247]

Nurse Cheung I want thank you so so much!! I passed my Teas exam with a 78% this morning. You make everything super easy and understandable. I was well prepared for the exam. Please continue doing what you’re doing this helps so many people 💙🙏🏿

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your TEAS exam with a fantastic 78%! I'm thrilled to hear that the resources made everything clear and helped you feel well-prepared. Thank you for your kind words and encouragement-it means a lot to know the videos are making a difference. Best of luck as you continue on your nursing journey, and rest assured, I’ll keep creating content to support amazing students like you! 💙🙏🏿 Keep up the great work!

[@__.44]

I’m taking mine in a week I wanna know how the test is? Is it hard?😭

[@jeaniel.8011]

Thank you SO MUCH for all your videos! They were so incredibly helpful!! I just passed today with a 85% total score. Your videos helped so much and I saw so much content from them on the test. If you are reading this, sit down and watch her videos. Get the youtube membership! It is worth it! ❤❤

[@NurseCheung]

That's wonderful to hear! Congratulations on your awesome score of 85%! I'm really glad the videos were valuable in your preparation. Thank you for sharing your positive experience and for recommending the membership-it means a lot! Keep pushing forward with your studies, and best of luck in your future endeavors! 💖🎉

[@toknowhealthiswealth]

Hi there!! Congrats on passing 🎉💗 Just curious, how long did you study before taking the test?

[@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. 📚💪💖

[@ravenchan8041]

Thank you nurse Cheung. I passed my TEAS, your videos help me to speed up my preparations.

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations Raven. I am so proud of your accomplishments. Much love to you.

[@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.

[@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!

[@sifarachel6580]

By reading these comments, I want to start watching and wish me good lucky when I take it again coz I failed my first attempt but with the comments, I believe I will be able to pass and I’ll come back to testify my results and most of all, I pray that God help me though the studying process because I have so much things that distract me easily and that ruins the materials I have on my head so if that happens I start over. Please and please, I want to pass so everyone pray for me to understand whatever I will be reading and thank you so much.

[@justnett9235]

This actually helps a lot. I was able to answer questions much quicker on my reading practice section. By applying your method. Next on to math 😩.

[@NurseCheung]

That's awesome. Reading doesn't have to be scary if you have the tools you need

[@tbone33ish]

Took my Teas one time and passed!!!! OMG you are very helpful and detail. Extremely engaging as well.. Thank you

[@NurseCheung]

TBONE!!!!!!!! That's fantastic to hear! Congratulations on passing your TEAS on the first try! I'm so glad you found the videos engaging and helpful. Your hard work and dedication really paid off. Keep that momentum going as you continue on your journey in healthcare. All the best in your future endeavors! 🌟📚

[@rosiomaryssantana8692]

Hey! What resources you used?!!

[@Brownskinqueen2]

Thank you I passed my exam this morning with an 84!!!

[@NurseCheung]

YES!!!!!! Congratulations I am so excited for you. You are going to do incredible things.

[@AbusedBarbie]

Thank you so much i will probably be purchasing your study guides and prep test on your website. I need to score a 3.25 GPA on my TEAS for dental hygiene and hoping this helps me study. I appreciate this. You are amazing

[@NurseCheung]

Best of luck you got this!!

[@meshpeteros9311]

Nurse Cheung omgg!! you helped me a lot I passed today for the 3rd time may Godbless your kindness thankyou so so much!!🥺🙏🥳

[@NurseCheung]

That's absolutely wonderful news! Congratulations on passing your exam-it sounds like all your hard work and determination really paid off. I'm so glad to have been able to help you on your journey. Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors, and may your kindness and perseverance bring you continued success! 🌟🎉

[@irenemoore5098]

I really want to thank you for this comprhensive 2024 ATI TEAS reading study guid with practice quiestion. This vidio was just amazing for me because I score very low in my reading comprhensive. You make it so clear and how to go about your reading strategy to be successful on your TEAS test exam. I hope next time I will pass.

[@NurseCheung]

I'm so glad to hear that the ATI TEAS Reading Study Guide and video were helpful to you! Keep practicing those strategies, and stay positive-you've got what it takes to pass next time. Best of luck, and keep up the great work! You're on the right path to achieving your goals.

[@ErikaCrum]

you’re amazing this is the only way of studying i’ve ever been able to pay attention to

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear the study method is working well for you. It's awesome that you've found a way to stay engaged and make the most of your studying. Keep up the great work, and if you ever have questions or need more tips, just let me know! 🌟

[@luwamhagos5074]

Thank you so much, I pass my exam

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations. I am so proud of you

[@sunshinesnursingjourney7449]

you are god sent!! thank you for all your hard work and dedication

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you've found the assistance helpful. Wishing you the best in all your endeavors! 🌟

[@Sansann84]

Nurse Chung, you know the TEAS. The paragraphs are longer they'll have 3 to 4 paragraphs in on read. So, how do you choose the main idea in that case?

[@NurseCheung]

When dealing with longer passages that have multiple paragraphs on the TEAS, the main idea is conveniently placed in the last lines of the first paragraph unless the passage ask for the main idea of a certain paragraph then it will be the last line of that paragraph.

[@erikargap3285]

Hello and thank you for posting these videos! Your thorough explanations will prepare me to do well on the TEAS, this August. I have the confidence to not just pass but to score high, watching your content. :) You make a difference in this world and appreciate your time and dedication to helping perspective healthcare students excel!!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for your kind words! It’s fantastic to hear that the videos are boosting your confidence and helping you prepare for the TEAS. That kind of positive feedback makes all the effort worthwhile. Keep up the great work, and I'm sure you'll achieve the high score you're aiming for in August. Your dedication and gratitude are truly inspiring! Good luck! 🌟📖

[@kristenharrison9279]

I have bad test anxiety. I’ve watched many videos and did book work but was 5 points away from getting into the nursing program. I’m sad but scheduled to retake next month. 😭

[@NurseCheung]

I'm truly sorry to hear about your experience with the TEAS. It can be incredibly disheartening to put so much effort into something and not see the results you’re hoping for. Remember, it's okay to feel upset and take time to process these feelings. Sometimes, stepping back to reassess and possibly seek different study methods or resources can provide a new perspective and approach. If you decide to try again or even if you choose a different path, what matters is doing what feels right for you. Keep going, delayed never denied!

[@kristenharrison9279]

@@NurseCheung I didn’t do good enough to get in school I wanted to; however, I did good enough to get back into the technical college. I just graduated there with my associates with Pharmacy, so I’m doing nursing program through them. I start in January. I will then transfer to Albany State for BSN. Thank you 🫶

[@melaniecruz921]

Hello. Hope all is good. I just wanted to bring up something small, not really a big deal, just something I noticed on your video. As I am watching and preparing for my TEAS I seen this video skips a bit during a review section, about an hour and ten minutes in. Lol. I thought it was me pulling a "squirrel" move, which tends to happen from time to time but went back in the video to clarify. 😄 It does not seem like a big jump, it is just something I noticed as I am watching your video. ❤ 😊 I do appreciate all your videos. Thank you for all you are doing. ❤❤

[@NurseCheung]

Oh my goodness!! Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention, and I'm glad to hear you're finding the videos helpful despite the hiccup. We've gone ahead and adjusted the video to smooth out that skip around the one-hour and ten-minute mark. Best of luck with your TEAS preparation! ❤😊

[@JasminJo668]

I did passed Science, math, English and Language through your videos but I failed my Reading section. 😢I was disappointed 😔 but again I have to retake it for 6 times and won’t give up.

[@eliseh8553]

You can do this!

[@Kamrisss]

@@eliseh8553 Don't worry Jasmin, you are capable of doing this! Don't give up :D

[@NurseCheung]

It's great to hear you passed most of the sections! Don't be too hard on yourself about the reading section; it's just one step in the journey. Retaking it shows your dedication and perseverance. You've got this, and with each attempt, you're only getting stronger and more prepared. Keep pushing forward, and don't give up! You’re making progress, and that’s what really counts. 🌟

[@shylalover3516]

I love your determination! although I have yet to take the TEAS, this comment is truly inspiring. I am one who is easily discouraged. however, I hope and pray the next time around is your very LAST time taking it. Thank you Nurse Cheung!

[@Tasha-lg6br]

Hi! How would you find logical conclusions in multiple paragraphs? Also, inference is hard to find with multiple paragraphs. Would you happen to have any tips?

[@NurseCheung]

To find logical conclusions and make inferences in multiple paragraphs, focus on the overarching themes and main points presented throughout the text. Start by summarizing the key ideas from each paragraph to see how they connect. Often, the conclusion or main inference is built on these combined ideas, leading to a coherent overall message or argument. It can be helpful to look for cues in transitional phrases and topic sentences that guide the flow of logic and support between paragraphs.

[@Tasha-lg6br]

@@NurseCheung thank 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!

[@nellaambroise8684]

I love ❤️ the way you teaches us about the teas

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you :)

[@con3crock]

Thank you so much.. this was so straight forward and informative

[@manjitclair6204]

GREAT VIDEO

[@NurseCheung]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@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.

[@Ahsaki]

Hello. So, if there are 2, 3, or 4 paragraphs in the passage, the main idea would still be in the last sentence of the very first paragraph?

[@tonytherussianlol9299]

@@NurseCheungbut what if thats not even an option? Im a little lost im sorry.

[@usasopa]

Will it be the same in a couple and two topic sentence and main idea? Thank you very much much what you do

[@alyssasalinas3605]

when you are taking the teas will that kilometer measuring always be provided like how you used in the practice question? or will we have to memorize that

[@NurseCheung]

There is never a guarantee that the measurements will be included so I would definitely have them memorized

[@ShelbyMoore-u8x]

I have my test scheduled for October, and I'm grateful to have some time to prepare. I've been intensely studying, and I'm focusing solely on your material because I find everything else confusing. Do I have enough time to adequately prepare?

[@NurseCheung]

It's great that you're proactively preparing for your test in October by dedicating yourself to a focused study plan using materials that work best for you. Start by taking a practice test first to see where you stand and which areas need the most attention.Prioritize your study time based on your weakest areas. You can use condensed study materials like the Nurse Cheung Complete Study Guide, which provides a clear breakdown of essential topics and practice questions. Watching educational videos, especially on topics you find challenging, can also be a very effective way to refresh your knowledge and keep the information engaging.Try to keep your study sessions short and focused-about 1-2 hours at a time to avoid burnout. And remember, it’s okay to be nervous, but with some dedicated study time each day, you’ll improve your chances greatly. Hang in there, and good luck!

[@richardmoore4712]

Omg you are the best teacher omg urs was more awesome n breaking it dwn simple n easy thnk u😅 Imple ❤

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear that you found the explanations helpful and easy to understand. It's always my goal to break things down in a way that makes learning accessible and enjoyable. Keep up the great work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions or need further clarification. Happy studying! 😊❤️

[@richardmoore4712]

@NurseCheung no 😊thank you I swear I wish u was my.your heaven sent.gifts

[@katelinr173]

Thanks for the video, definitely learned a lot, but when I tried to run the prep text on the TEAS, the real problems are there are multiple paragraphs and some how they will pick a sentence from one of the paragraphs and ask which is the support detail for that sentence, that is really tough for me if so. I hope in the real exam is not like that lol.

[@NurseCheung]

I'm glad you found the video helpful! It sounds like those types of questions are really challenging. They often require a good grasp of how to quickly identify key details within a text. It’s pretty common in exams like the TEAS to test your ability to analyze and interpret detailed information from multiple paragraphs. The real exam might have similar questions, so it’s great to practice these skills. Keep working through those practice tests, and you’ll likely find that it starts to come more naturally over time!

[@AngelicaMaeVillones-qi9oh]

We love you nurse cheung ❤❤

[@NurseCheung]

And I love all of you :)

[@yoshibaby3843]

Thank you so much !!!! Happy I found you channels

[@NurseCheung]

Welcome to the channel yoshi :)

[@blueouuu1704]

Thank you ❤ this has been so helpful 😊

[@tonysoprano8573]

are these videos a good sole study guide or it's not enough i should also use other resources your videos are great

[@NurseCheung]

While the videos are comprehensive in what you need to know for the ATI TEAS, we recognize that many people will use various resources to help aid understanding on the TEAS. Different resources can offer new perspectives and explanations, helping to deepen your understanding of complex concepts. They also ensure comprehensive coverage of the exam material, catering to various learning styles with methods like reading, interactive quizzes, and group discussions. Moreover, incorporating practice tests and quizzes can provide valuable exam-like experience, helping to pinpoint areas that need more attention. Overall, combining these study tools will give you a more robust preparation for your exam.

[@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!

[@angelynnthan7302]

Hello Nurse Cheung, I'm interested in purchasing only the TEAS reading portion practice. Can I place an order through your website? English is my second language, and it is my weakest part of the TEAS. Thank you.

[@NurseCheung]

Hi Angel. Yes you absolutely can purchase the reading portion separately in the store.

[@irakaye]

Thank you!

[@sapphires8088]

I love this video very clear:)

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you :)

[@dulceacosta114]

I wanna know if I should buy the study guide through here or I should do The Teas7 study guide basic package?

[@NurseCheung]

I think its all dependent on what you find works better for your learning style. You may want to join our Facebook group to get some feedback on both options which is Nurse Cheung Free ATI TEAS Study Group.

[@dulceacosta114]

@@NurseCheung thank you 😊

[@dulceacosta114]

@@NurseCheung I purchased your study guide

[@usasopa]

Can u pls respond , will this work with kaplan nursing entrance test ?

[@janiquiakent9424]

My test didn’t too much have any topic main idea it’s had so many inferences or logical conclusions ofc I studies for those as well as everything I was scoring 80s at home got to the test and scored a 56 so I don’t know what went wrong honestly

[@NurseCheung]

It sounds really frustrating to have prepared so thoroughly and then encounter a different kind of challenge during the actual test. Review the printout you received after taking your test to gauge your understanding and identify the areas requiring more focus. Allocate your study time prioritizing the sections where you need the most improvement. Educational videos can also be particularly useful, especially for challenging topics, as they help refresh your knowledge in an engaging way. Keep your study sessions concise and targeted-aim for 1-2 hours at a time to prevent burnout. It’s natural to feel nervous, but with consistent, focused study, you can significantly enhance your chances. Stay persistent, and best of luck!

[@catherinemechchate4445]

Nurse Cheung, I have difficulty understanding what certain words mean. In your reading study guide video, you had a list of words relating to an author's tone and most of those words I did not know.

[@NurseCheung]

Practice makes perfect. The more you practice the concepts that are unknown the easier they will become. :)

[@rhialhyndiarota7765]

Hi Nurse Cheung, I am watching you right now video right now, and also, I am reading mometrix ati TEAS 7, I got confused because when I took the practice test, the definition of summary from the book and yours are different.

[@NurseCheung]

Hi there! It's great to hear you're using multiple resources to study for the TEAS. Sometimes, different materials might present information slightly differently. If you find discrepancies, it could be helpful to cross-reference with other trusted sources or even check official guidelines if available. My definitions come directly from the ATI TEAS Guidelines and Information. I can't speak on other study resources and what they provide. Keep up the good work, and if you have specific questions or need clarification on any topic, feel free to ask! Happy studying! 😊

[@stephanieteta4974]

Good morning, please how to come out with a logical conclusion in a multi paragraph essay?

[@NurseCheung]

Good morning! Crafting a logical conclusion in a multi-paragraph essay involves summarizing your main points, restating the thesis in a new light based on the evidence presented, and providing a final perspective that ties everything together. Many times the logical conclusion is just the summary sentence in the last paragraph, first sentence. But make sure you read the question thoroughly to confirm.

[@Therealjadapooh]

I have a question does the tea test include the glossary index and table of contents in the test?

[@NurseCheung]

You can see questions covering these topics on the teas depending on which test you get. :)

[@xochitlgarcia1126]

Would the word "But" be after order of events when it comes to contrast information? what if there is no transition words and I have to put them in order ? I hope this question is understandable lol.

[@NurseCheung]

Yes, your question makes sense! The word "but" is often used to introduce a contrast or an exception to what has been previously stated. So, if you're organizing information that includes contrasting ideas, using "but" after presenting an initial fact or statement can help clearly signal the contrast to the reader or listener. For example, if you're describing events or situations and there is a shift in the direction or outcome that contradicts the initial setup, you would use "but" to bridge these ideas. "I planned to go jogging this morning, but it started raining, so I stayed home."

[@roseanneblades1313]

I ran out of time on mine . I wish I would have found this video before I took it 😢

[@08tummy]

It’s ok. Dust it off and try again, you got this ✊🏼✊🏼don’t give up

[@NurseCheung]

You got this Roseanne. Don't let that define you. You always have another chance.

[@Michellejerotichkeino]

Thanks!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the support Michelle :) I appreciate you

[@Michellejerotichkeino]

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

[@tonytherussianlol9299]

I have got two questions wrong so far where it asks for the main idea of the passage. I look at the last sentence of the first paragraph and its not it nor an option. Please help

[@tonytherussianlol9299]

I passed my test using this video for reading. I did better in reading than science and im not english speaker 😅

[@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.

[@usasopa]

@@NurseCheung there is almost no information about kaplan except of smart academy , my major issue is english , somehow i always get confused main idea, topic sentence and topic paragraph 😢

[@user-yf2iw4dk2f]

Are these questions similar to what will be on the actual teas exam?

[@NurseCheung]

The questions in my videos and study materials aim to closely mimic the style and content of the actual TEAS exam. However, while they're designed to give you a good sense of the types of questions you'll encounter, the exact questions on your TEAS exam will differ. The goal is to prepare you effectively by covering the key concepts and question formats you're likely to see, helping you build the skills and confidence to tackle the actual test.

[@Ark-777]

Moral of the story, when in doubt choose B!!! Lol jk

[@NurseCheung]

You got it. If you are not sure choose an answer and move on. :)

[@CristinaGarcia-us8rw]

This first question you went over i actually had that same passage on my exam today. I failed reading by 5 points hoping I pass next time 🥹

[@NurseCheung]

I'm sorry to hear you didn't pass the reading section this time, but it sounds like you were really close! That you recognized a passage from the review means you're on the right track. Just a little more push and you'll get through it next time. Keep practicing those reading strategies and perhaps focus on timing to ensure you can manage all the questions within the allotted time. You've got this, and I'm here to help you prepare for your next attempt! 📚✨