TEAS 7 Mathematics practice test

Arithmetic, algebra, ratios, and measurement conversion.

38 questions on the real exam 57 minutes 4 unscored
TEAS 7 — Mathematics Question 1 of 10

A student worked 18 hours at $16 per hour and 6 hours at $22 per hour. What were the total earnings?

What this section asks

Math is the section with the most time per question, and the one most people lose points on anyway — not because it is hard but because it is untimed-hard: fractions, percentages, ratios, proportions and unit conversion, all of it dosage-calculation groundwork you will meet again in your first semester. A four-function calculator is provided on screen.

Fractions, decimals, percentagesRatios and proportionsSolving for a variableUnit conversion (metric and household)Averages and basic statisticsReading data from a graphWord problems with rates

Practise one topic at a time

Each topic below has its own set of questions, written for that topic rather than drawn from the mixed test above.

Fractions, Decimals and Percents 12Operations with Rational Numbers 12Percentages 12Ratios and Proportions 12Solving Equations 12Estimation and Rounding 12Unit Conversion 12Graphs and Tables 10Mean, Median and Mode 12Area, Perimeter and Volume 12

Frequently asked

How many questions are in the TEAS 7 Mathematics section?
38, of which 4 are unscored pretest items, in 57 minutes.
Is there a passing score for the TEAS 7?
No. ATI states that each school sets its own cut score, so the number that matters is the one your nursing program publishes.
Is this the official TEAS 7?
No. These are original practice questions written for study. The official exam is administered by ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute).

Other TEAS 7 sections

Mixed practice test ReadingScienceEnglish and Language Usage

Sources

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