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1–60 ATI TEAS Style English & Language Usage Questions (With Options Only, No Answers)

1–60 ATI TEAS Style English & Language Usage Questions (With Options Only, No Answers)

1. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

A) The group of students are going on a field trip.
B) The group of students is going on a field trip.
C) The group of students were going on a field trip.
D) The group of students have gone on a field trip.


2. Which word is used correctly in the sentence? "The patient’s symptoms were ______ than they appeared initially."

A) worst
B) bad
C) worse
D) more worse


3. Select the correct word to complete the sentence: "Neither the nurse nor the doctors ______ available at the moment."

A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be


4. Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?

A) Each of the pills cause side effects.
B) Each of the pills causes side effects.
C) Each of the pills have caused side effects.
D) Each of the pills were causing side effects.


5. Which of the following is a complete sentence?

A) After the surgery was completed.
B) Running through the hospital corridor.
C) The patient rested.
D) Because the medication was effective.


6. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

A) The nurse asked, "Have you taken your medication"?
B) The nurse asked "Have you taken your medication?"
C) The nurse asked, "Have you taken your medication?"
D) The nurse asked, "Have you taken your medication?"


7. Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?

A) The doctor explained the procedure to the patient in a calm voice.
B) Having finished the report, the computer crashed.
C) Walking through the lab, I noticed a strange smell.
D) The medication was prescribed by the physician.


8. Select the option that correctly uses the apostrophe.

A) The patients’ charts were updated daily.
B) The patient’s charts were updated daily.
C) The patients’s charts were updated daily.
D) The patients charts were updated daily.


9. Which sentence is in the active voice?

A) The medication was administered by the nurse.
B) The results were recorded by the technician.
C) The nurse administered the medication.
D) The error was noticed by the pharmacist.


10. Choose the correct pronoun: "The nurse gave the report to Dr. Lee and ______."

A) I
B) me
C) myself
D) mine


11. Which word is spelled correctly?

A) Seisure
B) Ceizure
C) Seizure
D) Siezure


12. Select the sentence with correct comma usage.

A) After the patient ate, the nurse recorded the intake.
B) After the patient ate the nurse recorded the intake.
C) After the patient, ate the nurse recorded the intake.
D) After the patient ate the nurse, recorded the intake.


13. Which of the following sentences uses a semicolon correctly?

A) The lab results were inconclusive; therefore, the doctor ordered more tests.
B) The lab results were inconclusive, therefore; the doctor ordered more tests.
C) The lab results were inconclusive therefore; the doctor ordered more tests.
D) The lab results were inconclusive; therefore the doctor ordered more tests.


14. Choose the correct form of the verb: "By the time the ambulance arrived, the patient ______ already ______."

A) has, fainted
B) had, fainted
C) was, fainting
D) did, faint


15. Which sentence uses the correct homophone?

A) The affects of the drug were immediate.
B) The effects of the drug were immediate.
C) The affects of the drug were affective.
D) The effects of the drug were effecting.


16. Identify the sentence that is grammatically correct.

A) The patient’s vital signs was stable.
B) The patient’s vital signs were stable.
C) The patient’s vital signs is stable.
D) The patient’s vital signs has been stable.


17. Which of the following is an example of correct parallel structure?

A) The nurse checked the wound, changing the bandage, and to monitor for infection.
B) The nurse checked the wound, changed the bandage, and monitored for infection.
C) The nurse checking the wound, changed the bandage, and monitoring infection.
D) The nurse checked the wound, to change the bandage, and monitored infection.


18. Select the word that is misspelled in the following sentence: "The physician recomended a new treatment for the chronic condition."

A) physician
B) recomended
C) treatment
D) chronic


19. Which sentence is correct?

A) Whose going to pick up the lab results?
B) Who’s going to pick up the lab results?
C) Who’se going to pick up the lab results?
D) Whos going to pick up the lab results?


20. Choose the correct option: "She is the ______ of the two candidates."

A) best
B) better
C) more good
D) most good


21. Which sentence contains an error in verb tense consistency?

A) The patient arrives at the clinic, waits for an hour, and then sees the doctor.
B) The patient arrived at the clinic, waited for an hour, and then saw the doctor.
C) The patient arrives at the clinic, waited for an hour, and then sees the doctor.
D) The patient will arrive at the clinic, wait for an hour, and then see the doctor.


22. Select the correctly written sentence.

A) The nurse practitioner, as well as the students, are attending the conference.
B) The nurse practitioner, as well as the students, is attending the conference.
C) The nurse practitioner, as well as the students, were attending the conference.
D) The nurse practitioner, as well as the students, am attending the conference.


23. Which word correctly completes the sentence? "The doctor spoke ______ to the anxious family."

A) calm
B) calmly
C) calmed
D) calming


24. Choose the option that corrects this run-on sentence: "The patient was in pain she requested medication."

A) The patient was in pain, she requested medication.
B) The patient was in pain and she requested medication.
C) The patient was in pain; she requested medication.
D) The patient was in pain she, requested medication.


25. Which sentence uses the subjunctive mood correctly?

A) I wish I was able to attend the training.
B) If I were the charge nurse, I would change the schedule.
C) If I was the charge nurse, I would change the schedule.
D) She acts as if she was the supervisor.


26. Identify the sentence that uses commas correctly with a nonrestrictive clause.

A) The nurse who is on night shift, will cover the emergency.
B) The nurse, who is on night shift, will cover the emergency.
C) The nurse who is on night shift will cover the emergency.
D) The nurse, who is on night shift will cover the emergency.


27. Which sentence uses the correct comparative form?

A) Of all the patients, Mr. Jones is the sicker.
B) Of all the patients, Mr. Jones is the sickest.
C) Of all the patients, Mr. Jones is more sick.
D) Of all the patients, Mr. Jones is most sickest.


28. Select the correct word: "The medication had an ______ effect on the patient’s blood pressure."

A) immediate
B) imediate
C) immediat
D) immediante


29. Which sentence is correct?

A) Its important to check the patient’s ID bracelet.
B) It’s important to check the patient’s ID bracelet.
C) Its’ important to check the patient’s ID bracelet.
D) Its important to check the patients’ ID bracelet.


30. Choose the sentence that uses the colon correctly.

A) The following supplies are needed: gauze, tape, and scissors.
B) The following supplies: are needed gauze, tape, and scissors.
C) The following supplies are needed: gauze, tape, and scissors.
D) The following supplies are needed gauze: tape, and scissors.


31. Which of the following is a fragment?

A) The doctor completed the rounds.
B) Because the patient refused treatment.
C) The nurse documented the refusal.
D) Please sit down.


32. Select the correct pronoun: "Each of the nurses must submit ______ timesheet by Friday."

A) their
B) her
C) its
D) his or her


33. Which sentence is correct?

A) The patients recovery was faster than expected.
B) The patient’s recovery was faster then expected.
C) The patient’s recovery was faster than expected.
D) The patients’ recovery was faster then expected.


34. Choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

A) The nurse asked “Did you have nausea or vomiting?”
B) The nurse asked, “Did you have nausea, or vomiting?”
C) The nurse asked, “Did you have nausea or vomiting?”
D) The nurse asked “Did you have nausea, or vomiting?”


35. Which sentence contains an error in pronoun-antecedent agreement?

A) Anyone can bring their own lunch to the meeting.
B) Anyone can bring his or her own lunch to the meeting.
C) Everyone must bring his or her own lunch.
D) All nurses must bring their own lunches.


36. Select the correct verb: "Either the physician or the nurse practitioner ______ responsible for the order."

A) are
B) were
C) is
D) have been


37. Which word is an adverb in the sentence: "The patient breathed deeply during the examination."

A) patient
B) breathed
C) deeply
D) examination


38. Choose the sentence with correct capitalization.

A) The patient was referred to Dr. Smith, a cardiologist at General Hospital.
B) The patient was referred to dr. Smith, a Cardiologist at General Hospital.
C) The Patient was referred to Dr. Smith, a cardiologist at general hospital.
D) The patient was referred to Dr. smith, a Cardiologist at General hospital.


39. Identify the sentence that uses the past perfect tense correctly.

A) The patient felt better after she took the medicine.
B) The patient had felt better after she took the medicine.
C) The patient feels better after she had taken the medicine.
D) The patient has felt better after she took the medicine.


40. Which sentence is correct?

A) There are less patients in the waiting room today.
B) There are fewer patients in the waiting room today.
C) There is less patients in the waiting room today.
D) There is fewer patients in the waiting room today.


41. Select the correctly spelled word.

A) Neccessary
B) Necessary
C) Necesary
D) Necessery


42. Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly?

A) The doctor said, "Take one pill daily."
B) The doctor said, "Take one pill daily.
C) The doctor said, Take one pill daily.
D) The doctor said "Take one pill daily."


43. Choose the correct word: "The medication may cause drowsiness, ______ you should not drive."

A) consequently
B) despite
C) however
D) although


44. Which sentence is in the passive voice?

A) The pharmacist prepared the prescription.
B) The prescription was prepared by the pharmacist.
C) The pharmacist prepares the prescription daily.
D) Did the pharmacist prepare the prescription?


45. Identify the sentence error: "The data was collected over a six-month period."

A) Incorrect verb tense
B) Subject-verb disagreement (data are)
C) Missing comma
D) Incorrect word order


46. Select the correct option: "Of the two treatments, this one is the ______ effective."

A) more
B) most
C) best
D) better


47. Which sentence uses correct parallel structure?

A) The study required collecting data, analyzing results, and to write a report.
B) The study required to collect data, analyzing results, and write a report.
C) The study required collecting data, analyzing results, and writing a report.
D) The study required collect data, analyze results, and writing a report.


48. Choose the correctly hyphenated word.

A) post-operative
B) post operative
C) postoperative
D) post-operative


49. Which sentence is correct?

A) The nurse accidentally gave the wrong medication, the patient had a reaction.
B) The nurse accidentally gave the wrong medication; the patient had a reaction.
C) The nurse accidentally gave the wrong medication the patient had a reaction.
D) The nurse accidentally gave the wrong medication, and the patient, had a reaction.


50. Select the word that correctly completes the sentence: "The surgeon, along with her team, ______ in the operating room."

A) are
B) were
C) is
D) have been


51. Which sentence contains an error in word usage?

A) The patient was laying on the bed.
B) The patient was lying on the bed.
C) The nurse laid the blanket on the bed.
D) The blanket was lying on the bed.


52. Choose the correctly spelled word.

A) Diarrhea
B) Diarhea
C) Diarrhoea
D) Diareha


53. Identify the sentence that uses the correct preposition.

A) The patient is allergic with penicillin.
B) The patient is allergic at penicillin.
C) The patient is allergic to penicillin.
D) The patient is allergic on penicillin.


54. Which sentence is written in the indicative mood?

A) If I were the doctor, I would order a CT scan.
B) Please take your medication with food.
C) The blood pressure reading is elevated.
D) I wish the results were faster.


55. Select the correct contraction: "The nurse said ______ coming to check on the patient soon."

A) she’s
B) she is
C) her
D) hers


56. Which sentence uses the correct word?

A) The pain was so severe that the patient could not bare it.
B) The pain was so severe that the patient could not bear it.
C) The pain was so severe that the patient could not bar it.
D) The pain was so severe that the patient could not beer it.


57. Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

A) The nurse and the doctor was discussing the case.
B) The nurse and the doctor were discussing the case.
C) The nurse and the doctor is discussing the case.
D) The nurse and the doctor am discussing the case.


58. Which of the following is a complex sentence?

A) The patient has diabetes and high blood pressure.
B) The patient took the medication, but she still felt pain.
C) After the patient took the medication, she felt relief.
D) The nurse and the doctor reviewed the chart.


59. Select the option that corrects the following sentence: "The doctor told the patient that they should rest."

A) The doctor told the patient that you should rest.
B) The doctor told the patient that he or she should rest.
C) The doctor told the patient that we should rest.
D) No change needed.


60. Which sentence uses correct grammar?

A) The team of nurses are preparing for the shift change.
B) The team of nurses is preparing for the shift change.
C) The team of nurses were preparing for the shift change.
D) The team of nurses have prepared for the shift change.

 

ATI TEAS English & Language Usage (1–60) Answers with Short Reasons

1.      BGroup is singular, so is is correct.

2.      C – Comparative form of bad is worse.

3.      B – Verb agrees with nearest subject doctors (plural).

4.      BEach is singular; use causes.

5.      C – Has a complete subject and predicate.

6.      C – Correct quotation and question mark placement.

7.      B – Computer did not finish the report; misplaced modifier.

8.      A – Apostrophe shows possession by multiple patients.

9.      C – Subject performs the action (active voice).

10. B – Object pronoun needed after to.

11. C – Correct spelling: Seizure.

12. A – Introductory clause followed by a comma.

13. A – Semicolon correctly joins related independent clauses.

14. B – Past perfect (had fainted) happened before arrival.

15. BEffects means results.

16. BVital signs is plural; use were.

17. B – All verbs are in parallel form.

18. B – Correct spelling is recommended.

19. BWho’s = Who is.

20. B – Use better when comparing two people.

21. C – Mixes present and past tense.

22. B – Subject is nurse practitioner (singular).

23. B – Adverb needed to describe spoke.

24. C – Semicolon correctly fixes the run-on sentence.

25. B – Subjunctive mood uses were.

26. B – Nonrestrictive clause needs commas.

27. B – Use superlative sickest for all patients.

28. A – Correct spelling: immediate.

29. BIt’s = It is.

30. A – Colon correctly introduces a list.

31. B – Dependent clause; incomplete thought.

32. D – Singular pronoun agrees with Each.

33. C – Correct apostrophe and word than.

34. C – Correct quotation punctuation.

35. A – Traditional grammar sees mismatch with singular antecedent.

36. C – Nearest subject nurse practitioner is singular.

37. CDeeply modifies the verb breathed.

38. A – Proper capitalization throughout.

39. B – Uses past perfect (had felt).

40. B – Use fewer with countable nouns.

41. B – Correct spelling: Necessary.

42. A – Quotation marks are correctly placed.

43. AConsequently shows result.

44. B – Subject receives the action (passive voice).

45. B – Traditionally, data is plural (data are).

46. D – Comparing two treatments requires better.

47. C – All gerunds: collecting, analyzing, writing.

48. C – Standard spelling is postoperative.

49. B – Semicolon joins two independent clauses.

50. C – Subject surgeon is singular.

51. A – Should be lying, not laying.

52. A – Correct American spelling: Diarrhea.

53. C – Correct expression: allergic to.

54. C – States a fact (indicative mood).

55. AShe’s = She is.

56. BBear means endure.

57. B – Compound subject takes plural verb were.

58. C – Has dependent clause + independent clause.

59. B – Singular pronoun agrees with the patient.

60. BTeam is a singular collective noun.

 

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1–60 ATI TEAS Style English & Language Usage Questions (With Options Only, No Answers)

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