ATI TEAS 7 Reading Test Guide Newest
2026 Questions and Correct Detailed
Answers Already Graded A+
Irrelevant details - CORRECT ANSWER-Ideas that are not clearly related to the
main idea.
Relevant details - CORRECT ANSWER-Ideas that are clearly related to the main
idea.
Key Points - CORRECT ANSWER-Support details with evidence such as facts
and descriptions.
Summary - CORRECT ANSWER-A brief statement or account of the main points
of something.
Includes main characters, events, and places; as well as the overall purpose.
It is shorter than the original text.
, Topic - CORRECT ANSWER-A word or phrase that everything in the text refers
to. (May be repeated)
Usually expressed in a few words and is the general subject of a paragraph or
essay.
Ask yourself two questions:
1. Who/what is the text about?
2. What is the author trying to show/teach to the reader?
Main Idea/Central Idea - CORRECT ANSWER-The most important point being
made by the author in reference to the topic at hand?
The main idea needs to be a full sentence in order to be completely identified and
defined.
Use the main idea equation:
topic + main point about the topic = main idea
2026 Questions and Correct Detailed
Answers Already Graded A+
Irrelevant details - CORRECT ANSWER-Ideas that are not clearly related to the
main idea.
Relevant details - CORRECT ANSWER-Ideas that are clearly related to the main
idea.
Key Points - CORRECT ANSWER-Support details with evidence such as facts
and descriptions.
Summary - CORRECT ANSWER-A brief statement or account of the main points
of something.
Includes main characters, events, and places; as well as the overall purpose.
It is shorter than the original text.
, Topic - CORRECT ANSWER-A word or phrase that everything in the text refers
to. (May be repeated)
Usually expressed in a few words and is the general subject of a paragraph or
essay.
Ask yourself two questions:
1. Who/what is the text about?
2. What is the author trying to show/teach to the reader?
Main Idea/Central Idea - CORRECT ANSWER-The most important point being
made by the author in reference to the topic at hand?
The main idea needs to be a full sentence in order to be completely identified and
defined.
Use the main idea equation:
topic + main point about the topic = main idea
