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ASVAB Word Knowledge Exam 3
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) PLUS RATIONALES
2025


1. The word benevolent most nearly means:
A. Angry
B. Kind
C. Greedy
D. Careful
Benevolent means kind and well-meaning; it describes someone who
acts in a charitable or generous way.

2. The word frugal most nearly means:
A. Generous
B. Rich
C. Thrifty

, D. Carefree
Frugal means careful in spending or using resources economically.

3. The word vivid most nearly means:
A. Pale
B. Bright
C. Dull
D. Short
Vivid refers to something intensely deep or bright in color or detail.

4. The word reluctant most nearly means:
A. Eager
B. Excited
C. Unwilling
D. Aggressive
Reluctant means unwilling or hesitant to do something.

5. The word jeopardy most nearly means:
A. Excitement
B. Danger
C. Fortune
D. Effort
Jeopardy means being in danger of harm or loss.

6. The word emulate most nearly means:
A. Ignore
B. Imitate

, C. Hate
D. Improve
Emulate means to imitate someone, often to match or surpass them.

7. The word recede most nearly means:
A. Increase
B. Attack
C. Retreat
D. Stay
Recede means to move back or withdraw.

8. The word ambiguous most nearly means:
A. Unclear
B. Certain
C. Honest
D. Harsh
Ambiguous refers to something that is open to more than one
interpretation; not clear.

9. The word obsolete most nearly means:
A. Rare
B. Popular
C. Outdated
D. Expensive
Obsolete means something no longer in use or outdated.

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