TEAS exam question.

I just took the TEAS on July 28th. The test is in 4 sections: Reading, 40 questions, 50 minutes. Math, 45 questions, 56 minutes (no calculator allowed). Science, 30 questions, 38 minutes. English, 55 questions, 65 minutes. I felt that the questions in the book for Reading and English were comparable to the actual test. The science and the math were a bit more difficult in the book than on the test. (When I did the science questions, if I didn't know the answer I googled/wikied the topic and read all I could find. I think I actually learned some stuff!!) The online practice tests get the same review. I got 86% on the practice test but 90% on the actual exam.

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Well that certainly puts my mind at ease. Like most people the science section is giving me the most worries but the fact that it's the shortest helps.

I totally agree. I take it on the 20th and I am not all the way through it yet which is stressing me out. How bout that hypertonic question? I know hypo/hyper tonic solutions soooo well but the way they worded it made me get it wrong because a is hypertonic to b although it is a hypotonic solution. idk. im going to go do some more

i got anywhere from 50% to 80% when doing the practice questions in the study guide, an 82% on the online practice test & a 95% on the real test. the real test is DEFINITELY easier than the study guide & the practice tests, but the study guide helped a lot, i think.

I totally agree. I take it on the 20th and I am not all the way through it yet which is stressing me out. How bout that hypertonic question? I know hypo/hyper tonic solutions soooo well but the way they worded it made me get it wrong because a is hypertonic to b although it is a hypotonic solution. idk. im going to go do some more

I missed that one too! But it taught me that I really needed to slow down enough to read the questions so I didn't make that kind of mistake again. :trout:

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