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TEAS Integration of Knowledge and Ideas Practice Test
Pulling ideas together across a passage, reading a chart or table, and judging arguments and evidence (ATI sub-content area: Integration of knowledge and ideas, 10%).
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Question 1 of 26
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Passage A: Our club has rented three lanes on Tuesdays and Thursdays for eleven years, and the six o'clock hour is the only hour our swimmers can use. This spring the notice put the lessons into that hour and moved us to seven. Three of our lanes at seven sit beside the diving boards, where our swimmers cannot do the turns they train for. We asked for the six o'clock hour in writing in February, and the summer notice was posted in April. Passage B: Pool time is assigned in March by lottery, and every club that asks is entered. This year twelve clubs asked for the six o'clock hour and the lessons took it, because swim lessons are the department's only earned-income program. The lanes we gave the club at seven are standard 25-yard competition lanes with the turn walls the club trains on, and the club did not enter the March lottery for the diving-board lanes.
Question 1 of 26. Which point do the two notices share?
Hint: Look for the fact the club and the notice both accept.
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