ATI TEAS Reading Test Preparation 2025

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The ATI TEAS Reading section determines your nursing school future. Our comprehensive Reading Pack helps aspiring nurses excel and secure acceptance into their dream programs.

What's Included:

  • Full Test Simulations - 5 complete TEAS 7 Reading tests with realistic timing and question formats
  • Targeted Practice - 8 specialized drills covering reading comprehension basics, graphic interpretation, and passage analysis (short and long formats)
  • Performance Analytics - Detailed explanations and progress tracking to identify and improve weak areas
    Beyond Test Success
  • Strong reading skills developed through our practice directly translate to nursing school success - from analyzing patient charts to understanding complex medical texts.

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ATI TEAS 7 Reading

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6 Month License for Complete Test Prep

  • 5 full-length ATI TEAS 7 practice tests
  • 450+ additional practice questions covering Math, English Language, Reading  and Science 
  • Comprehensive Math, Science, and Grammar study guides with detailed explanations of all questions
  • Detailed explanations to all questions and score reports
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"Struggling with reading comprehension doesn’t mean you can’t succeed. I’ve guided many future nurses through focused practice to improve their understanding of complex texts, leading to stronger scores and more confidence."

Gali. ATI TEAS Expert at TestPrep-Online

ATI TEAS Reading

The TEAS Reading section assesses critical reading skills needed for success in nursing programs. Thorough preparation using practice materials and developing strong reading comprehension abilities is key to performing well on this portion of the TEAS exam.

You have 55 minutes to answer the 45 items in the Reading section. The ATI TEAS reading section is comprised of three topics:
Key Ideas and Details (15 items, 38% of the Reading section)

  • Craft & Structure (9 items, 24% of the Reading section)
  • Integration of Knowledge & Ideas (15 items, 38% of the Reading section)

An additional 6 questions are included as pretest items


Here is an outline study timetable for the TEAS Reading using our six month licence.

Overall Study Strategy

  • Daily Study Time: 1-2 hours
  • Focus: Enhancing reading comprehension, analytical skills, and test-taking strategies
  • Goal: Consistent improvement and confidence building

Week 1: Diagnostic and Initial Exploration

  • Monday: Take TEAS 7 Reading Test No. 1
    • Comprehensive baseline assessment
    • Identify initial reading comprehension strengths and weaknesses
  • Tuesday: Detailed review of Reading Test No. 1
    • Analyze incorrect answers
    • Create a skill development tracking sheet
  • Wednesday: Reading Comprehension Basics No. 1 (First Trial)
    • Focus on fundamental reading comprehension techniques
  • Thursday: Identifying Graphic Information No. 1 (First Trial)
    • Develop skills in interpreting visual information
  • Friday: Practice active reading and annotation strategies

Week 2-4: Skill Building and Expansion

  • Monday: Reading Comprehension Basics No. 1 (Second Trial)
  • Tuesday: Short Passages Practice - Reading Comprehension - Short Passages No. 1
  • Wednesday: Graphic Information Interpretation skills
  • Thursday: Advanced reading strategies workshop
  • Friday: Comprehensive review and skill consolidation

Week 1-2: Advanced Passage Analysis

  • Monday: Reading Comprehension - Long Passages No. 1
  • Tuesday: TEAS 7 Reading Test No. 2
  • Wednesday: Identifying Graphic Information No. 2 (First Trial)
  • Thursday: Complex passage deconstruction techniques
  • Friday: Analytical reading skill refinement

Week 3-4: Comprehensive Reading Strategies

  • Monday: Reading Comprehension - Long Passages No. 2
  • Tuesday: TEAS 7 Reading Test No. 3
  • Wednesday: Reading Comprehension Basics No. 2
  • Thursday: Advanced inference and critical thinking practice
  • Friday: Mock exam and performance analysis

Week 1-2: Targeted Skill Enhancement

  • Monday: Identifying Graphic Information No. 2 (Second Trial)
  • Tuesday: Reading Comprehension - Short Passages No. 2
  • Wednesday: Cross-genre reading practice
  • Thursday: Time management and test strategy workshops
  • Friday: Weakness identification and targeted improvement

Week 3-4: Advanced Comprehension Techniques

  • Monday: Full passage analysis workshop
  • Tuesday: TEAS 7 Reading Test No. 4
  • Wednesday: Speed reading and efficient comprehension techniques
  • Thursday: Complex text interpretation
  • Friday: Comprehensive performance review

Focused Areas

  • Persistent weakness identification
  • Advanced comprehension techniques
  • Mental and strategic preparation

Monthly Focus

  • Month 4:
    • TEAS 7 Reading Test No. 5
    • Comprehensive review of all previous materials
  • Month 5:
    • Multiple full-length practice tests
    • Advanced analytical skills development
  • Month 6:
    • Final skill refinement
    • Confidence and test-day strategy building

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TestPrep-Online Tutor's Tip:

"As someone who's helped countless nursing students conquer the TEAS Reading section, I can't stress enough how crucial those first few weeks of preparation are. I always tell my students to start with a diagnostic test to see exactly where they stand – don't skip this step because it becomes your roadmap for the entire prep journey.

Here's what I've learned works best: dedicate 1-2 hours daily to focused reading practice, but make it strategic. Don't just read randomly – work through passages systematically, paying special attention to main ideas, supporting details, and the author's purpose. I've seen too many students rush through practice questions without truly understanding why they got answers wrong.

The key insight I share with all my students is this: the TEAS Reading isn't just testing if you can read – it's testing if you can think like a nurse. When you're analyzing a passage about patient care protocols or medical research, you're developing the same critical thinking skills you'll use every day in nursing school and beyond.

My biggest tip? Use those 55 minutes wisely by practicing with realistic timing from day one. I've watched students who knew the material perfectly still struggle because they never practiced managing their time effectively. Start building that internal clock early, and you'll walk into test day feeling confident and prepared."


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