Question

someone can help me with Teas reading passages with questions and answers would be great helpful for my exam.

Answer 1

Teas reading passages assesses reading comprehension skills; attention to detail; and the ability to read, analyze, and make your answer choice in an efficient and organized manner.

You will have 64 minutes to answer the 53 items on the Reading section. The TEAS Reading section is comprised of three topics:

• Key Ideas and Details (22 items, 47% of the Reading section)
• Craft & Structure (14 items, 30% of the Reading section)
• Integration of Knowledge & Ideas (11 items, 23% of the Reading section)
• An additional 6 questions are included as pretest items.

This skill can be broken down into various steps, all of which can be learned and practiced. Here are some methodes:

• Can you analyze the content?
• Can you identify and apply key ideas and details?
• Can you make a solid judgment of the author’s style and intention?
• Can you identify the author’s craft and recognize the elements of the text’s structure?
• Can you combine your analysis with your understanding of the key ideas and the author’s craft?

All these abilities present a clearer picture of the message that the text is trying to convey, thus enabling you to reach your answer much quicker.

Example:

PhD students who are interested in tutoring BA students are asked to submit their nominations to the secretary of the PhD department no later than Friday, July 25. For a complete list of all exercises, see the attachment.

Which of the following is the most likely reason for using an underline in the above letter?

1. To indicate a title is being used
2. To illustrate the relevant timeline
3. To emphasize the deadline
4. Dates are always underlined

Answer: C: To emphasize the deadline