2ndLife 63 Posts Aug 14, 2009 I did okay on the TEAS even though it had been a while since I had taken any math, science or english classes. Oddly enough, even though I have a B.S. in biology, the science was the hardest part for me because it was so long ago. When I studied, I just skimmed the physical science stuff and that's what hurt me most. I'm sorry, but I never was too excited about velocity, amps, ohms and electrical currents. I bought one study guide and got others from the library to get more practice.
elacer08 209 Posts Aug 14, 2009 If there are only 30 science questions how many of them happen to be earth science?
PackersFan 89 Posts Specializes in Critical Care. Has 1 years experience. Aug 16, 2009 I only remember a handful of earth science questions, but it was enough to give me a lot of anxiety when I walked out of the test.
2ndLife 63 Posts Aug 16, 2009 Looking at my study guide now and from what I recall of my test, there were questions on the food web, symbiotic relationships, maybe one about taxonomy and maybe one or two about plate tetonics. If I had to guess, I'd say maybe a total of 5-6 questions about earth science. It was the physical science questions that killed me. Maybe it seemed like there were more of those because they made me anxious.