Science portion of TEAS

Just for anyone that reads this post and needs a brush-up on all the high school learned basics of science, I found these sites that are wonderful!

Go to physics4kids.com and in the right-hand margin there's also links to there other sites (i.e. biology4kids, chemistry4kids, etc.). And since these sites are made for young students, the info is put in very plain English. I've found it really helpful in my studying for the TEAS!

Something about a type of slated rock you pick up. something about the earth's orbit. something with a picture from the side about what kind of earth's plates. And anyone who studies reading...well you shouldn't. if you can read a menu you can ace the reading. specific heat and kcals of energy. periodic table. compounds. picture of atoms. hydrologic cycle

For the science portion of the teas test was it mostly just rocks, plates, and was there anything like atmosphere, biosphere, or climates? Anything important about physics like motion, heat, or velocity? Did they cover any biology? Thanks!

Are the questions a carbon copy from the ATI study guide??