ATI TEAS Math Practice Test

What topics are covered in TEAS Math?

ATI lists 38 questions in this section, including 4 unscored items, with a 57-minute time limit. The table shows the published distribution of the 34 scored items. View ATI’s section specifications.

The unscored items are additional to this table. In the practice test on this page, every question contributes to your practice score.

How do you solve a TEAS Math word problem?

Start by naming the unknown and its unit. List the quantities that relate to it, then choose an equation or proportion that expresses the relationship. Calculate only after the setup makes sense.

Estimate before using exact arithmetic. If a 20% discount is applied to a $60 item, the final price must be less than $60 but greater than half the original price. An estimate helps you reject a misplaced decimal or a result that represents the discount rather than the price.

• Convert quantities to compatible units before adding or comparing them.
• Keep intermediate values precise; round at the step requested in the question.
• Substitute an algebraic solution back into the original equation when practical.

Percent change: a worked example

A container holds 80 liters and its contents increase by 15%. First find the increase: 80 × 0.15 = 12 liters. Add it to the original amount: 80 + 12 = 92 liters. Multiplying 80 by 1.15 gives the same result.

The answer is 92 liters if the question asks for the new amount, but 12 liters if it asks for the increase. Identifying the requested quantity is as important as doing the arithmetic correctly.

Which mathematical relationships should you review?

Understand why a relationship works so you can recognize when to use it. A rectangle’s area multiplies length by width, while its perimeter adds all four side lengths. These answer different questions and use different units.

• Percent = part ÷ whole × 100; percent change uses the original value as the denominator.
• Mean = sum of values ÷ number of values; median is the middle of the ordered data.
• For a right triangle, a² + b² = c², with c as the hypotenuse.
• Useful metric relationships include 1 meter = 100 centimeters and 1 liter = 1,000 milliliters.

How should you review a missed math question?

Classify the error as setup, calculation, units, or interpretation. Rework the problem without looking at the explanation, then compare your method with the solution. A correct calculation based on the wrong equation still needs a setup correction.

Practice short groups of similar problems until you can explain each step. Then mix topics so you must choose the method yourself. Repeating the same test can improve familiarity, so use your ability to solve a changed problem as a stronger check of understanding.

How does this Math practice test work?

This set contains 38 single-answer and ordered-response questions. Choose timed mode for a 57-minute session, or untimed mode to work at your own pace. You can change answers, navigate between questions, and flag items before submitting.

After submission, the player shows your percentage correct, results by topic, and explanations. Each fully correct response earns one point; unanswered questions and incomplete multiple-answer responses earn zero. Your answers are kept only for the current session, so refreshing the page clears them.

Use the practice percentage to identify what to review. It is not an official ATI score: ATI adjusts its total and content-area scores for differences between exam forms. Read how ATI scores the TEAS.

ATI TEAS 7 can also use fill-in-the-blank and hotspot items. The formats available in this practice set do not represent every format you may encounter on test day.

TEAS Math questions and answers