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Actual English and Language Usage Practice Test for the TEAS  70 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH RATIONALE 1. Read the paragraph and choose where it would most likely appear. Reading Material “My ... previous roles as an administrative assistant at multiple real estate companies greatly prepared me for your open position of executive assistant. I am a skilled multi-tasker and typist, and my organization skills are second to none. Additionally, I completed an elective course in Microsoft Suite, which means I can easily accomplish any computer task you may need, be that composing a letter or creating a workbook with functioning macros.”   2. Read the paragraph and choose the appropriate word to fill in the blank. Reading Material “The student government couldn’t decide on the best theme for prom this year. There were differing schools of thought. Many of the governing members thought a classic theme featuring music from decades gone by would be a nice way to remember the past. ____, others thought a more modern approach with trendy music would be more popular.”   3. Read the paragraph and select the phrase that would be considered informal. Reading Material “I always wanted to be a teacher, even as a small child. I would gather my closest friends and make them listen to me as I lectured on various topics a child might find interesting—things like television programs, bicycle races, and swingsets. My friends were good sports about it and always listened attentively, making sure to raise their hands when they wanted to speak.”   4. Read the paragraph and select the sentence or sentences that do not logically fit. Reading Material “Dog breeds vary widely and there are many factors to consider when deciding which breed is right for your family. Common factors to consider include energy level, trainability, and maintenance. Energy level refers to how much your future dog may want or need to run, play, and train. Dogs of higher intelligence, such as the German Shepherd, tend to have high energy levels and therefore would not be a good fit for an owner who loves to relax on the couch after work. When it comes to trainability, not all dogs are equal. Some thrive on learning new tricks, while others, such as the Shih Tzu, may take a while to learn simple commands. It is a good idea to prepare your home for a new puppy before bringing them inside. Puppies are curious by nature and will find lots of things to chew and eat if you allow them. Finally, maintenance is a key component when owning any dog, but some are more work than others. If you can’t stand shedding or fur on the sofa, consider a Poodle or a designer Poodle mix, who don’t shed at all and have hypoallergenic coats. Taking these important differences into account will ensure a healthy, happy relationship between you and your new dog. Regardless of the breed you choose, remember that there is nothing more satisfying than the bond between a human and their dog.” [Show More]

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