TEAS Test of Essential Academic Skills TEAS-SECTION-4 Questions & Answers

• Question 31:

  Anti-social elements were said to have restored to booth capturing some areas. It was very disturbing that the police remained mute spectators when such incidents take place, he said.

  A. remained mute spectators when such incidents take place, he said.

  B. remained mute spectators when such incidents taken place, he said.

  C. remained mute spectators when such incidents took place, he said.

  D. remained mute spectators when such incidents taking place, he said.

  E. remained mute spectators when such incidents to be take place, he said.

  Correct Answer: C

• Question 32:

  When a European wanted to dance in the moon the American said he will try reaching further planets.

  A. When a European wanted to dance in the moon the American said

  B. When the European wanted to dance in the moon the American said

  C. When the European wanted to dance in the moon American said

  D. When a European wanted to dance in the moon an American said

  E. When the European wanted to dance in the moon an American said

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 33:

  Responsibilities include setting up assembly libraries in Timberline estimating software for preparing cost estimates and managing cost on site, providing training and technical assistance.

  A. software for preparing cost estimates and managing cost on site, providing training and technical assistance

  B. software for preparing cost estimates and managing cost on site, and providing training, technical assistance

  C. software for preparing cost estimates, managing cost on site, providing training and technical assistance

  D. software for preparing cost estimates, and managing cost on site, providing training and technical assistance

  E. software for preparing cost estimates and managing cost on site, and providing training and technical assistance

  Correct Answer: E

• Question 34:

  When W. Edwards Deming declared 'pay is not a motivation'. It is as a shock to many and sounds absurd to most of us.

  A. It is as a shock to many and sounds absurd to most of us.

  B. It was as a shock to many and sounds absurd to most of us.

  C. It came as a shock to many and sounds absurd to most of us.

  D. It comes as a shock to many and sounds absurd to most of us.

  E. It may come as a shock to many and sounds absurd to most of us.

  Correct Answer: C

• Question 35:

  The national award winner Mr. Raja is a lecturer in a university affiliated college in Chennai.

  A. The national award winner Mr. Raja is the lecturer in a university

  B. A national award winner Mr. Raja is a lecturer in a university

  C. An national award winner Mr. Raja is a lecturer in a university

  D. The national award winner Mr. Raja is a lecturer in a university

  E. The national award winner Mr. Raja is lecturer in an university

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 36:

  Rewards and punishments are like two sides of the same coin. He must be ready to accept both.

  A. He must be ready to accept both.

  B. She must be ready to accept both.

  C. They must be ready to accept both.

  D. One must be ready to accept both.

  E. It must be ready to accept both.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 37:

  By stay cool, you can decide how to deal with the situation more effectively.

  A. By stay cool, you can decide how to deal with the

  B. By staying cool, you can decide how to deal with the

  C. By stayed cool, you can decide how to deal with the

  D. By to stay cool, you can decide how to deal with the

  E. By cool, you can decide how to deal with the

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 38:

  In the corporate scenario, this opinion of yours can have far-reaching benefits provided it is expressed amiable and convincingly.

  A. provided it is expressed amiable and convincingly.

  B. provided it is expressed amiably and convincing.

  C. provided it is expressed amiably and convince.

  D. provided it is expressed amiably and convincingly.

  E. provided it is expressed amiablitively and convincingly.

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 39:

  Instead of focusing on your agitation, try paying attention to the underlying problem and resolving it. These could be an effective way to use anger positively.

  A. These could be an effective way to use anger positively

  B. This could be an effective way to use anger positively

  C. Those could be an effective way to use anger positively

  D. That could be an effective way to use anger positively

  E. Which could be an effective way to use anger positively

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 40:

  Work calmly with complete clarity devoid of negative outbursts seems like an enviable ideal.

  A. Work calmly with complete clarity devoid of negative

  B. Working calmly with complete clarity devoid of negative

  C. Worked calmly with complete clarity devoid of negative

  D. Works calmly with complete clarity devoid of negative

  E. To work calmly with complete clarity devoid of negative

  Correct Answer: E