TEAS 7 Practice Exams Pre Nursing

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This material has 170 questions with answers and rationales. Here are the first 5.

1. 1.Passage: A neighborhood library began a Saturday seed-exchange table in March. Residents could leave labeled seeds and take seeds they planned to plant. By June, 38 households had participated, and the library added a gardening workshop after visitors requested more guidance. Which of the following best states the passage's main idea?

   • A.The library replaced its Saturday schedule with a gardening workshop.
   • B.Residents donated finished vegetables to the library each June.
   • C.The seed exchange was created to teach library employees how to garden.
   • D.A library seed exchange attracted residents and led to an added gardening workshop.

   Rationale: The passage focuses on the seed exchange's participation and the workshop added in response to visitors. The library did not replace its Saturday schedule, and it accepted seeds rather than finished vegetables. Nothing indicates that employees were the intended students. The main idea should cover the central activity and its development.

2. 2.Passage: A middle school installed a rain garden beside its parking lot. The shallow planted area collects runoff from the pavement, allowing some water to soak into the soil. After heavy rain, students observed fewer puddles near the school entrance. Which of the following best states the main idea?

   • A.The school replaced its parking lot with a garden.
   • B.Students should avoid all paved areas during rain.
   • C.A rain garden can collect runoff and reduce puddling near a school.
   • D.Rain gardens prevent every kind of flooding.

   Rationale: The passage explains how the rain garden handles runoff and reports fewer nearby puddles. It does not advise avoiding pavement or say the parking lot was replaced. The limited observation also does not support a claim that all flooding is prevented. A sound main idea stays within the passage's scope.

3. 3.Passage: A community center offered free bicycle repairs on the first Sunday of each month. Volunteers checked brakes and tires, then showed owners how to perform simple adjustments. In a six-month survey, most participants said they felt more confident riding to work. Which of the following best summarizes the passage?

   • A.The community center sold bicycles to people commuting to work.
   • B.A monthly volunteer program repaired bicycles and taught owners basic maintenance.
   • C.A survey showed that bicycle repairs are always successful.
   • D.Participants were required to ride to work every day.

   Rationale: The passage describes a recurring repair and teaching program and reports participants' confidence. It does not describe bicycle sales or require daily commuting. The survey does not establish that every repair succeeded. A good summary includes the main activity and a relevant outcome without exaggeration.

4. 4.Passage: A town's bus route changed in September. The new route added a stop near the clinic but removed a stop at the old market. The transit office published a map and held two public meetings before the change. Which of the following best states the passage's main idea?

   • A.A bus route was revised, with a new clinic stop and a removed market stop.
   • B.The old market became a clinic in September.
   • C.The town canceled all public transportation.
   • D.The transit office held meetings after the route changed.

   Answer and rationale are in the full material.

5. 5.Passage: A small museum displayed letters written by local residents during a flood decades ago. The letters described how neighbors shared food and helped repair homes. Curators placed a map beside the letters to show which streets were affected. Which of the following best states the main idea?

   • A.Residents wrote letters asking the museum to close.
   • B.The museum used residents' letters and a map to explain a past flood and community response.
   • C.The museum displayed only maps of recently built streets.
   • D.The flood destroyed every home in the town.

   Answer and rationale are in the full material.