TEAS 7 Reading Practice Exam with Answers (26 Solved Questions)

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TEAS7 ReadingQuestionswith Answers(LATEST)Don’tLookBackNowisthestoryof Keisha(JoyTaylor), awoman whohas movedacrosscountry to escape her creepy ex-boyfriend stalker, Tom (Kevin Highsmith). However,mysteriousthingskeephappeningtothepeopleinKeisha’slife,andtheauthoritiesdon’tbelieve her. But there’s one thing nobody knows–she’s got a secret that will make anyonecoming to harm her regret it–especially Tom. This thriller is an exciting roller coasterridethatconstantlykeeps theaudienceguessing.Director Juliette Cho knows exactly how to manipulate the camera to capture every shadowand peripheral movement, keeping the viewer on edge. The close-up shots feelclaustrophobic, like the perspective isskewed. For any other movie this might be annoying,but for this one, it helps put the viewer in Keisha’s suspicious shoes very well. With arunning time of 98 minutes, the pacing is quick and efficient, and Cho uses cinematographydeftlyto show thequickandjerkypassageof timefrom Keisha’sperspective.The performances are rock solid all the way through. Joy Taylor is brittle and violent,simmeringbelowthesurface withrage.Youcanseethetollthisstalkingexperiencehashadon her in everytwitch of her eye and clench of her jaw. The strength she displays once thefilm shifts into the darker, triumphant second act is a wonder to behold. Kevin Highsmithgives off just the right vibe of charming and sinister as Tom, effortlessly shifting his entireperformancebetween sweet and suddenlydangerous.This is a tense thrill rise that will not disappoint fans of Joy Taylor orr this genre in general.You can findDon’t Look Back Nowat the Main Street Metroplex 12 and the Movie Palace 20startingFriday.1.Which of the following sentences best summarizes the second paragraph of the

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passage?a.The film takes place mostly in the dark, which makes lighting and camera angles veryimportant.b.The direction and cinematography are the key elements to creating the film’s tense,suspensefultone.c.Close-upshots arean important wayto showcase acharacter’sstateof mind.d.Joy Taylor’s performance helps the audience feel more sympathetic toward hercharacter,Keisha.2.Whichof thefollowingconclusionscouldareader makefromthis passage?a.Tomisable toprotectKeisha fromherstalker.b.Thereis abigtwist in thesecond half of themovie.c.Thefilmhasasadending.d.JulietteChoisafirst-timedirector.3.Whichof thefollowinginformationfromthepassagecontainsanopinion?a.Starting Friday, the movie will be showing at the Main Street Metroplex 12 and theMoviePalace20.b.The plot of the movie is about a woman who has moved across country to escape herboyfriend.c.JulietteCho’sclose-upshots maketheviewerfeel claustrophobicandfrightened.d.The movie, starring Joy Taylor and Kevin Highsmith, lasts a little longer than an hourandahalf.4.Whichofthefollowingsentences fromthe passageincludes a fact?

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a.“Witharunningtime of98 minutes,the pacingisquickand efficient…”b.“You can see the toll this stalking experience has had on her every twitch of her eyeandclench of her jaw.”c.“Theclose-upshotsfeelclaustrophobic,liketheperspectiveisskewed.”d.Thisis atensethrill ridethat will not disappoint fansof JoyTaylor orthisgenreingeneral.5.In which of the following genres wouldDon’t Look Back Nowmost likely beclassified?a.Dramab.Action-Adventurec.Suspensed.RomanceIt can be difficult to write sometimes,especially if you are creating something brand new. Itis even harder when you must write while following certain rules. Some writers thrive whentherearelimits,like poets. Manypoetryformsfollow veryspecificrules, likesonnetsorelegies: youcan’t just throw some words on a page and call it a haiku. On the other hand,some successful poets really enjoy breaking the rules. They will reuse to use properpunctuation or follow any sort of structure. So then what good are the rules if you can justbreak them and still succeed? That doesn’t make any sense. I guess that is why I am not apoet.

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1.Based on the authors support and evidence, which of the following is a validevaluationofthe paragraph?a)Itisanentertainingpiecebasedonpersonalbiasopinion.b)Itis partof astudent essayon how poets developtheir craftc)Itisalogicalargument,provingthat itisimpossibletowritewelld)Itisascholarlyworkaboutthebusinessof beingagoodwriter.2.Which of the following is themost likely source for most of the authors’statementin the passage?a)Thewriters’localuniversitylibraryb)TheonlinewritinglabatPurdueUniversityc)Archiveofrecordedpoetryandliteratured)Thewritersownknowledgeaboutwriting.InfomercialHey there, kitchen utensil aficionados! It’s Thurman again, bring you a brand-new piece ofequipmentforyour homefoodstation! Areyou tired ofyour blocks ofpremium agedcheddar getting all crumbly when you try to slice them? Don’t youhate leaving yourfingerprints on that hard stick of butter? Well, worry no more! From the company thatbrought you the SmackDice comes the McGrabs! You no longer have to worry about yourfirm, sweaty grip destroying your cheese or your kinds of butter. All you have to do is slip onyour patented heat-deflecting mittem, complete with plastic-grp palm pad, and slice yoursmoothdairyproducts with no threat ofthem smeltingor crumblingfromyourbodyheat!

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1.Which of the following phrases from thisinfomercial contains instructions abouthow to use theadvertised product?a.Sliponourpatentedheat-deflectingmitten.b.Nolongerworryaboutyourfirm,sweatygripdestroyingyourcheesesoryourbutter.c.Leaving yourfingerprintsinthathardstickofbutter.d.Bring youabrand-newpieceof equipmentforyourhomefoodstation.2.Which of the following options best describe how Turman supports hisargument?a.By appealing to a shared sense of community and values.b.Byevokingthe feelingofannoyanceand relief.c.Byaddressinghisaudienceat justtheright moment.d.Byassemblingevidenceandlogical explanation.3.Whichof thefollowingoptionsbestdescribesthepurposeof thisinfomercial?a)Toamusetheaudiencewithenthusiasticrhetoricb)To persuadetheaudienceto buytheDairyMcGrabsc)Toexpress frustrationwith thecommondairyfood problemsd)Toexplain how theDairyMcGrabs works.Studiessuggestthatmorethan9billion metrictonsof plastichavebeen producedsince1950,more than four times the volume of Mt. Everest, and about 75% of its remains in landfills orhasentered the environmentas pollution. Asamaterial, plastichas manyadvantages.However, it is difficult to recycle because popular single-use and convenience items, such aspackaging and water bottles, are low in quality and value when recycled. Part of the magic ofplastic is that it seemingly lasts forever. But when it cannot be re-used efficiently, it leads to

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stark realities like an island of plastic, twice the size of Texas, floating in the Pacific Ocean.Plasticis consumed byfish and birds andis seepinginto the air, water,andourfood.1.Based on evidence from the passage, which of the following is the most likelyinference?a.If weincreased production of single-use plastic packaging, more plastic would berecycled.b.Mostoftheplasticthathas beenproducedhas beenrecycled.c.Thebestthingaboutplasticisthatitisrecyclable,arenewable resource.d.Plastic makes lifeconvenient, but its use has so many cons that its use should bereduced.2.Whichof thefollowingpairsof examplesfromthepassagebestdemonstrateswhythe use ofplastics is a divisive topic?a.Plastichasadvantages. Plasticisdifficulttorecycleefficientlyb.Plastic is consumed bybirds. Plasticis enteringour foodc.Plasticis popular.Plastic is usedfor packagingd.Plasticisinlandfills. Plasticisintheocean.TheGreatEmuWarIn 1932, the Australian government lost a waragainst the native emu population. Theoperation that has since become known as the Great Emu War began as an initiative tocombat overpopulation of the crop-destroying birds invading farmland around Chandler andWalgoolan. The initial assault on the flightless avians began on November 2 and lasted sixdays before the military personnel withdrew. Efforts resumed on November 12, but by earlyDecember, the feathered foes had adopted guerrilla tactics against the targeted wheat fields,

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