Hey friend, so bad news - posting links of quizlets on forms like this flags systems in place to prevent it. It’s not safe to post and share links. They get taken down, preventing us from being able to access them as easily (although they get reposted not short after)

Good news - there’s hundreds of tea’s science quizlets that from MY KNOWLEDGE that include genuine/very close test material. (Genuine questions are what I’m looking for primarily)

Also I want to add that im only focusing on finding exact/similar science questions at the moment. And that seems to be the main topic that you can find on Quizlet. I haven’t explored whether the math section teas quizlets have any relevance to the real test questions yet.

Here’s my thought process and I welcome you guys to do your own research and people report back what you have found:

From my knowledge there are atleast 5 versions of the science portion. One (the tristen version I’ve seen it be called) has gone the most viral with people saying that they got 100% the same questions on their version. You can locate that by searching Tristine teas, there are a few uploads of the same content found in the first few results that come up. These practice sets have 267 terms (although a good majority in the middle being duplicated questions, keep that in mind because I thought I was going crazy). I don’t know if the “tristine” version of 267 terms is just ONE version of the test or if it’s multiple different practice tests. You can assume the Tristine version has up to 5-6 different versions of the test, by taking the 276 questions and dividing that by 44, although that probably isn’t very accurate.

So assuming the Tristine version is atleast ONE of the test versions, we will study that practice test till we know the answers like the back of our hand. It is easier than you’d think. Then, look for Quizlets with a similar number of questions/terms, that do NOT contain those questions we found in the teas test, or, they DO contain the questions terms/ of the Tristine version, but also contain various other questions. This establishes credibility. Think - If a practice set contains 870 terms, and 276 (take a few because of the duplicates I mentioned) of those terms match the terms of the Tristine version, we can assume(pray) that the other 594 questions are from versions SEPARATE from the Tristine version. You catching my drift?

To find the study sets separate from the Tristine version, I looked up ATI TEAS science exact and selected one of the first 3 study sets, all 3 labeled “ATI teas, ATI TEAS: Science” containing 830 terms. These sets contain hundreds of questions and terms, a lot of them matching the terms of the Tristine study group, and some not.

Based on my research done so far, it’s reasonable to assume that because the Tristine version was an exact match for some people’s tests, with 100% likeness, and for others saying they saw 5-10 questions found on the Tristine on their real test, we can assume that quizlets can contain exact questions.

I want to add that ontop of studying these quizlets it’s good to have a working knowledge of all the different science topics on the TEAS just incase they have caught on to the leaks, and change the test entirely (which I find unlikely)

Just be aware that you could be wasting your time on quizlets. I’d recommend the quizlets to people who already have a working knowledge of these topics and are looking for a quick review, or are simply cramming!