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  1. Arithmetic Reasoning

  2. Assembling Objects

  3. Automotive and Shop

  4. Electronic Information

  5. General Science

  6. Mathematics Knowledge

  7. Mechanical Comprehension

  8. Paragraph Comprehension

  9. Word Knowledge


ASVAB

Arithmetic Reasoning

Question: 1


A product originally costs $125.

If the product goes on sale for 20% off, and then goes on sale for an additional 30% off, what is the price of the product?

A. $62.50 B. $70

C. $65 D. $90


Answer: B


eed to apply the discounts successively not just add the discounts.

25 x 80% = $100 (price after original 20% discount). $100 x 70% = $70 the price after the 2nd 30% unt.

tion: 2


ne left San francisco at 6:15 pm PST and arrived in Philadelphia at 2:45 am EST. ong was the flight?

/2 hours

/2 hours

/2 hour

/2 hours


er: B


onvert 6:15 PST to 9:15 EST. The flight then took from 9:15 pm EST to 2:45 am EST. That means that took 51/2 hours.

tion: 3


costs $3 per square yard. The room that will be carpeted is 12 feet x 18 feet. uch will the carpet cost?

48

16


24


er: C

You n So $1 disco Ques


A pla How l

  1. 81

  2. 51

  3. 61

  4. 91


Answ


first, c the

flight

Ques


Carpet How m

  1. $6

  2. $2 C. $72

D. $3


Answ


12 feet x 18 feet is equivalent to 4 yards x 6 yards = 24 square yards. 24 square yards x $3 = $72.

Remember 3 feet = 1 yard, but 9 sq feet = 1 sq yard.


ASVAB

Assembling Objects

Question: 146


Determine which of the choices best solves the problem shown in the first picture. The problem is presented in the first drawing and the remaining four drawings are possible solutions.



hoices best solves the problem shown in the first picture. The problem is presented in the first drawing lutions.

  1. Option A

  2. Option B

  3. Option C

  4. Option D


Answer: D


Question: 147


Determine which of the c and the remaining four

drawings are possible so


  1. Option A

  2. Option B

  3. Option C

  4. Option D


Answer: A


Question: 148


Determine which of the choices best solves the problem shown in the first picture. The problem is presented in the first drawing and the remaining four drawings are possible solutions.

  • Option A

  • Option B

  • Option C

    Option D



  • hoices best solves the problem shown in the first picture. The problem is presented in the first drawing lutions.

    Answer: C


    Question: 149


    Determine which of the c and the remaining four

    drawings are possible so


    1. Option A

    2. Option B

    3. Option C

    4. Option D


    Answer: A


    ASVAB

    Automotive and Shop

    Question: 1


    What tool is used by electricians to route new wiring through walls?

    1. Spike maul

    2. Wall snake

    3. Fish tape

    4. Bradawl


    Answer: C


    Fish tape (or draw wire/draw tape) is used to route wiring through walls and conduit.


    type of saw is designed to make accurate crosscuts at specific angles?

    iter saw wing saw Rip saw

    d saw


    er: A


    iter saw is used from making accurate cross cuts and miter cuts.

    tion: 3


    oodworking plane, the "frog" refers to the __________.

    ndle on the rear of the plane

    sliding iron wedge that holds the plane iron at the proper angle opening at the bottom of the plane

    lever used to adjust the iron


    er: B


    rog is the sliding iron wedge that holds the plane iron at the proper angle.

    tion: 4


    type of wrench is pictured?

    Question: 2


    Which

    1. M

    2. S

    C.

    D. Pa


    Answ


    The m

    Ques


    On a w

    1. ha

    2. the

    3. the

    4. the


    Answ


    The f

    Ques


    What



    rescent wrench pe wrench atchet wrench

    ombination wrench


    er: B


    gure is a pipe wrench.

    tion: 5


    type of clamp is this?

    1. C

    2. Pi

    3. R

    4. C


    Answ


    The fi

    Ques


    What


  • Bar clamp

  • Pipe clamp

  • Miter clamp

  • Parallel clamp


  • Answer: D


    The picture is a parallel clamp.


    ASVAB

    Electronic Information

    Question: 1


    The measurement "mil" refers to .

    1. a quarter or an inch

    2. one thousandth of an inch

    3. a millionth of an inch

    4. a hundredth of an inch


    Answer: B


    A "mil" (from milli) refers to one thousandth.


    uch voltage has a typical home outlet?

    volts volts volts volts


    er: A


    cal residential electrical outlet has 120 volts.

    tion: 3


    a fuse rated higher than the required current rating of a circuit can __________.

    otect your circuit better

    use the fuse to blow more often

    wer your power usage for that circuit sult in serious damage to your circuit


    er: D


    a higher rated fuse is dangerous and can result in serious damage to your circuit.

    tion: 4


    cuit contains three parallel resistors. Each resistor has 3 amps flowing through them. is the total current flowing through the circuit?

    Question: 2


    How m

    1. 120

    2. 200

    3. 60

    4. 100


    Answ


    A typi

    Ques


    Using

    1. pr

    2. ca

    3. lo

    4. re


    Answ


    Using

    Ques


    A cir What

    1. 1 A

    2. 3 A

    3. 9 A

    4. 1.5 A


    Answer: C


    For resistors in parallel, the total current is equal to the sum of the currents through each resistor.

    Question: 5


    Resistance is measured in .

    1. Watts

    2. Volts

    3. Ohms

    4. Farads


    Answer: C


    Resistance is measure in ohms.

    Question: 6


    What is the total resistance when two 10 ohm resistors are connected in series?

    1. 5 ohms

    2. 10 ohms

      ohms


      er: C


      resistors are in series, you simply add their resistance together to find a total resistance. 10 + 10 = 20

      tion: 7


      is the voltage across and current through the resistor R when the switch is open?

      20 ohms

    3. 100


    Answ


    When ohms.

    Ques


    What


    1. 0 A Current; 8 V voltage

    2. 2 A Current; 2 V voltage

    3. 0 A Current; 0 V voltage

    4. 2 A Current; 8 V voltage


    Answer: C


    When the switch is open, there is no voltage or current.


    ASVAB

    General Science

    Question: 1


    The product of force and distance is .

    1. Momentum

    2. Power

    3. Velocity

    4. Work


    Answer: D


    Force x Distance = Work


    nemometer measures __________.

    mperature umidity ind Speed

    Pressure


    er: C


    emometer measures wind speed.

    tion: 3


    sitting on a hot burner is an example of __________.

    onvection onduction sulation adiation


    er: B


    uction is where heat is directly transmitted from a hot object to a cooler object.

    tion: 4


    can be represented by a vector. ctor represents __________.

    eed

    Question: 2


    An A

    1. Te

    2. H

    3. W

    4. Air


    Answ


    An an

    Ques


    A pot

    1. C

    2. C

    3. In

    4. R


    Answ


    Cond

    Ques


    Force A ve

    1. Sp

    2. Direction

    3. Magnitude and Direction

    4. Magnitude


    Answer: C


    A force represented by a vector consists of magnitude and direction.

    Question: 5


    Ascorbic acid is also known as .

    1. Vitamin B12

    2. Vitamin E

    3. Vitamin C

    4. Vitamin A


    Answer: C


    Vitamin C is also known as ascorbic acid.

    Question: 6


    Watts are a unit of measurement for

    1. Power

    2. Pressure

      eed


      er: A


      is measured by Watts.

      tion: 7


      elsius thermometer, how many degrees are there between the boiling point of water and the freezing p


      degrees degrees degrees degrees


      er: B


      lsius, the boiling point of water is 100 degrees and the freezing point of water is 0 degrees.

      tion: 8


      hich two parts does the formal binomial nomenclature (or scientific name) of a living organism consist?

      mily and Species ass and Family rder and Class enus and Species

      Energy

    3. Sp


    Answ


    Power

    Ques


    On a C oint of

    water?

    1. 212

    2. 100

    3. 180

    4. 32


    Answ


    In Ce

    Ques


    Of w

    1. Fa

    2. Cl

    3. O

    4. G


    Answer: D


    An organism’s scientific name is comprised of its Genus and Species.


    ASVAB

    Mathematics Knowledge

    What is the area of this shape?



    is 1/2 × base × height. In this case, the base is b and the height is h.


    hat does A = __________.


    es of the formula by M, then A = F/M


    roblem:

    _________.

    1. 1/2bh

    2. a2 + b2

    3. abc

    4. bh


    Answer: A


    Explanation:

    The area of a triangle

    Question: 2


    If F = M × A, then w

    1. F × M

    2. F – M

    3. F/M

    4. M/F


    Answer: C


    Explanation:

    If you divide both sid

    Question: 3


    Solve the following p What does 96/92 = _

    1. 94

    2. 93

    3. 184

    4. 95


    Answer: A


    Explanation:

    When dividing two powers with the same base, you keep the base and subtract the exponents.

    Question: 4

    How many different combinations of shirts and ties are possible if you have 4 shirts and 5 ties?

    1. 120

    2. 9

    3. 30

    4. 20


    Answer: D


    Explanation:

    With each of the 4 shirts you can wear one of the 5 ties, so the total number of combinations is 4 × 5 = 20

    Question: 5



    (First, Outside, Inside, Last) to solve. x2


    (x – y) + 7 = __________.

    (x + 3)(x + 5) = .


    1. Option A

    2. Option B

    3. Option C

    4. Option D


    Answer: C


    Explanation:

    Use the FOIL method

    + 3x + 5x + 3 × 5

    Question: 6


    If x = y, what does 4

    1. 4x – 4y + 7

    2. 7

    3. 4xy + 7 D. 11x – 11y


    Answer: B


    Explanation:

    If x = y, then you can substitute × for y in the 2nd equation – so 4(x – x) + 7 = 4(0) + 7 = 7


    ASVAB

    Mathematical Comprehension

    In the figure below, if gear A turns 15 times, how many revolutions will gear B make?



    revolutions evolutions revolutions revolutions


    er: D


    A has 18 teeth and gear B has 6 teeth. Therefore, for every 1 revolution of gear A, gear B will have 3 utions.

    tion: 2


    xe is an example of what type of simple machine.

    ver

    clined plane edge

    one of the above


    er: C

    1. 15

    2. 5 r

    3. 30

    4. 45


    Answ


    Gear revol Ques


    An a

    1. Le

    2. In

    3. W

    4. N


    Answ


    An axe is a classic example of a wedge.

    Question: 3


    When a football is thrown upwards in the air, what causes it to arc back towards the ground?

    1. Centrifugal force

    2. Gravity

    3. Friction

    4. Wind resistance


    Answer: B


    Gravity is the force that causes objects to be pulled back towards the earth.

    On a bicycle there are 30 teeth on the gear sprocket connected to the pedals, and 10 teeth on the sprocket connected to the rear wheels.

    If you pedal the bike 12 times, how many times will the rear wheel turn?

    1. 4 times

    2. 12 times

    3. 24 times

    4. 36 times


    Answer: D


    urn the rear wheel 3 times. So 12 revolutions will turn the rear wheel 36 times.

    tion: 5


    weight (X) is needed to balance the two loads shown in the figure below?


    lbs lbs bs

    lbs


    er: B

    Since there are 30 teeth on the pedal sprocket, but only 10 teeth on the rear wheel, each revolution of the pedal will t

    Ques


    What


    1. 15

    2. 10

    3. 5 l

    4. 7.5


    Answ


    For the weights to balance, the sum of the forces must balance.

    Therefore, (5 lbs x 8 ft) + (10 lbs x 4 ft) = X lbs x 8 ft or 40 lb-ft + 40 lb-ft = 8X lb-ft or X=10 lbs


    ASVAB

    Paragraph Comprehension


    Question: 146


    I returned from the City about three o’clock on that May afternoon pretty well disgusted with life. I had been three months in the Old Country and was fed up with it. If people had told me a year ago that I would’ve been feeling like that I should’ve laughed at them; but there was the fact. The weather made me liverish, the talk of the ordinary Englishman made me sick, I couldn’t get enough exercise, and the amusements of London seemed as flat as soda water that had been standing in the sun.

    The author is speaking of his travels in .

    ain

    reat Britain ermany otland


    er: B


    ords London and Englishmen make it clear that the author is speaking of his travels in England (Great n).

    tion: 147


    ys show that the average child under the age of 18 watches four hours of television per day. Although s programming may be educational, most isn’t. Spending this much time watching television interferes w ability to pursue other interests, such as reading, participating in sports, and playing with friends.

    uthor of this passage would agree that ___________.

    evision viewing should be restricted

    rents who let their children watch this much television is neglectful

    ading, participating in sports, playing with friends, and watching television should all be given equ


    ults over 18 can watch as much television as they want


    er: A


    uthor makes no reference to parents in the passage, so Choice "parents who let their children watch this television is neglectful" is incorrect.

    uthor doesn’t imply anything about all these interests requiring equal time, so Choice "reading, particip

  • Sp

  • G

  • G

  • Sc


  • Answ


    The w Britai Ques


    Surve ome

    of the ith a

    child’s The a

    1. tel

    2. pa

    3. re al

      time

    4. ad


    Answ


    The a much

    The a ating

    in sports, playing with friends, and watching television should all be given equal time" is incorrect. The passage is about children under 18; no conclusion can be drawn about what the author thinks people over 18 should do, so Choice "adults over 18 can watch as much television as they want" is incorrect.

    Question: 148


    To write or not to write – that is the question. If assigned a writing task, there’s no option. However, if someone is looking for a specific answer, find out if they need a short answer or a detailed one. Can the requirement be met with a telephone call, e-mail, or short note, or is something more necessary? A former CEO of a major corporation once commented that he had looked at 13,000 pieces of paper in a 5-day period. Think how much easier and more economical it would be if people would use the telephone, send an e-mail, or write a short note.

    The main point of this passage is .

    1. Written records are important as they provide detailed documentation.

    2. More business people should invest time and energy improving their writing skills.

    3. Writing may not be the best way to communicate information.

    4. It’s pointless for business people to spend time improving their writing skills.


    Answer: C


    Choices "Written records are important as they provide detailed documentation." and "More business people should invest time and energy improving their writing skills." may be true in certain situations, but they’re not the point of this particular paragraph.

    The passage doesn’t say anything about working to improve writing skills being a waste of time, so Choice "It’s pointless for business people to spend time improving their writing skills" is incorrect. The main point of the paragraph is that writing may not be the most efficient way of communicating, depending on the situation. Question: 149


    ransistor, a small, solid-state device that can amplify sound, was invented in 1947. At first, it was too nsive and too difficult to produce to be used in cheap, mass-market products. By 1954, though, these cos ction problems had been overcome, and the first transistor radio was put on the market.

    rding to this passage, ___________.

    ere was no market for transistors before 1954

    hen transistors could be produced cheaply and easily, the transistor radio was put on the market ansistors were invented in 1947 by order of the Department of Defense

    ansistors are still expensive to produce


    er: B


    ucts with transistors weren’t widely sold before 1954 because of the expense and difficulty of production, use markets didn’t exist; so Choice "there was no market for transistors before 1954" is incorrect. Choic sistors were invented in 1947 by order of the Department of Defense" and "transistors are still expensiv uce" aren’t supported in the passage. The passage states that the problem of transistors being expensive ult to produce was solved by 1954.

    tion: 150


    uccess or failure of a conference lies largely with its leader. A leader’s zest and enthusiasm must be real ent, and contagious. The leader is responsible for getting the ball rolling and making the attendees feel a eeting is theirs and its success depends on their participation. A good, thorough introduction helps establ ght climate.

    od title to this paragraph would be ___________.

    ad by Example

    The Importance of Proper Introductions ading a Successful Conference onference Participation Basics

    The t

    expe t and

    produ Acco

    1. th

    2. w

    3. tr

    4. tr


    Answ


    Prod not

    beca es

    "tran e to

    prod and

    diffic

    Ques


    The s ,

    appar s if

    the m ish

    the ri A go

    A. Le B.

    1. Le

    2. C


    Answer: C


    Choice "Lead by Example" is always a good philosophy but isn’t pertinent to the main point of the passage. Choices "The Importance of Proper Introductions" and "Conference Participation Basics" are subpoints, which support the main point of the passage, which is how to lead a successful conference.

    Question: 151


    Cloud seeding is accomplished by dropping particles of dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) from a plane onto super- cooled clouds. This process encourages condensation of water droplets in the clouds, which usually, but not always, results in rain or snow.

    From this passage, it’s reasonable to assume that .

    1. cloud seeding could be used to end a drought

    2. cloud seeding is prohibitively expensive

    3. cloud seeding is rarely used

    4. cloud seeding can be accomplished by using regular ice


    Answer: A


    One can assume that causing rain or snow would end a drought. Nothing in the passage has to do with expense, so Choice "cloud seeding is prohibitively expensive" is incorrect.

    The passage says nothing about how frequently the process is used, so Choice "cloud seeding is rarely used" is incorrect.

    tion: 152


    uropean languages consist of those languages spoken by most of Europe and in those parts of the worl peans have colonized since the 16th century (such as the United States). Indo-European languages are als

    spoken in India, Iran, parts of western Afghanistan, and in some areas of Asia. The author of this passage wo that ___________.

    do-European languages are spoken in areas all over the world

    do-European languages include all the languages spoken in the world ly Europeans speak Indo-European languages

    do-European language speakers can easily understand one another


    er: A


    languages are excluded from the Indo-European language group, so Choice "Indo-European language de all the languages spoken in the world" is incorrect.

    ns, Iranians, Asians, and Afghans aren’t Europeans, so Choice "only Europeans speak Indo-European ages" is incorrect.

    assage gives no evidence to support Choice "Indo-European language speakers can easily understand o er", which isn’t true.

    tion: 153


    vatization, the government relies on the private sector to provide a service. However, the government di f the entire process, including all assets. With privatized functions, the government may specify quality ity, and timeliness requirements, but it has no control over the operations of the activity. Also, the gover ot be the only customer. Whoever the government chooses to provide the services would likely provide ervices to others.

    aragraph best supports the statement that __________.

    The passage specifies that dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) is used; solid water (regular ice) is a different chemical, so Choice "cloud seeding can be accomplished by using regular ice" is wrong.

    Ques


    Indo-E d that

    Euro o

    uld

    agree

    1. In

    2. In

    3. on

    4. In


    Answ


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    inclu India langu

    The p ne

    anoth

    Ques


    In pri vests

    itself o ,

    quant nment

    may n the

    same s This p

    1. the government must closely supervise privatized functions

    2. privatized functions consist of a mixture of government employees, military personnel, and private contractors

    3. privatized functions are those institutions that provide services only to a government agency

    4. privatized functions provide essential services to the government


    Answer: D


    Privatized functions operate independently of the government, making Choices "the government must closely supervise privatized functions" and "privatized functions consist of a mixture of government employees, military personnel, and private contractors" incorrect.

    The passage states that privatized functions may sell goods and services to other customers as well as the

    government, so Choice "privatized functions are those institutions that provide services only to a government agency" is also incorrect.

    Choice "privatized functions provide essential services to the government" is the correct answer, as privatized functions do perform essential services to government agencies.

    Question: 154


    An important stage of personal time management is to take control of appointments. Determined by external obligation, appointments constitute interaction with other people and an agreed-on interface between your activities and those of others. Start with a simple appointment diary. List all appointments including regular and recurring ones. Now, be ruthless and eliminate the unnecessary. There may be committees where you can’t productively contribute or where a subordinate may be able to participate. Eliminate the waste of your time.

    Effectively managing your appointments allows you to .

    1. spend more time with your subordinates

    2. delegate responsibility to subordinates

      ake more efficient use of your time

      tend only the most important meetings


      er: C


      ive appointment management eliminates the waste of your time, as explained in the last sentence of the ge.

      tion: 155


      .S. Congress consists of 100 senators and 435 representatives. Two senators are elected from each state. er of representatives from each state is based on population, although each state has at least one sentative. Senators serve six-year terms and representatives serve two-year terms.

      rding to this passage, ___________.

      ere are an equal number of senators and representatives

      number of representatives from each state is decided by a lottery possible for a state to have no representatives

      nators and representatives have different term lengths


      er: D


      assage gives the numbers of senators and representatives, so Choice "there are an equal number of sen epresentatives" is incorrect.

      assage states that each state’s population determines the number of representatives a state has, so Choi umber of representatives from each state is decided by a lottery" is incorrect. As stated in the passage, as at least one representative, so Choice "it’s possible for a state to have no representatives" is incorr

      m

    3. at


    Answ


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    numb repre Acco

    1. th

    2. the

    3. it’s

    4. se


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    state h ect.


    ASVAB

    Word Knowledge


    Question: 315


    The word most opposite in meaning to stimulate is .

    1. support

      avel slike


      er: B


      tion: 316


      cy most nearly means ___________.

      story quest ory

      will


      er: B


      tion: 317


      nt most nearly means ___________.

      iet mazing layed aring

      arrest

    2. tr

    3. di


    Answ


    Ques


    Lega

    1. hi

    2. be

    3. st D.


    Answ


    Ques


    flagra

    1. qu

    2. a

    3. de

    4. gl


    Answer: D


    Question: 318


    He tried to goad his audience.

    1. insult

    2. incite

    3. please

    4. bore


    Answer: B

    Question: 319


    He ran headlong into the fight.

    1. headfirst

    2. reluctantly

    3. happily

    4. recklessly


    Answer: D


    Question: 320



    or owledgeable ept

    acting


    er: C


    tion: 321


    tudents were scheduled to observe a plenary session of Congress.

    heduled ample ecial


    er: D


    tion: 322


    rize most nearly means __________.

    ow eculate udy avel

    The exchange student was proficient in french, German, and English.

    1. po

    2. kn

    3. ad

    4. ex


    Answ


    Ques


    The s

    1. sc

    2. ex

    3. sp

    4. full


    Answ


    Ques


    Theo

    1. kn

    2. sp

    3. st

    4. tr


    Answer: B


    Question: 323


    Symmetrical most nearly means .

    1. uplifted

    2. congruent

    3. handsome

    4. positive

    Answer: B


    Question: 324


    The gold was kept in a secure vault.

    1. locked

    2. safe

    3. unknown

    4. thick


    Answer: B



    milate most nearly means __________.

    sorb act etend


    er: A

    Question: 325


    Assi

    1. ab

    2. re

    3. pr

    4. lie


    Answ