Picat – ASVAB EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Picat – ASVAB EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ADMONITION most nearly means - ANSWER- A warning Virulent - ANSWER- extremely poisonous; hateful (toxic) consicous - ANSWER- Awareness of our surroundings/feeling Lambaste - ANSWER- to criticize harshly Abravise - ANSWER- polishing broach - ANSWER- raise, introduce, mention informal - ANSWER- casual, relaxed, not formal nepotism - ANSWER- favoritism to relatives moratorium - ANSWER- a (suspension) of activity COMMUNIQUE most nearly means - ANSWER- Message or announcement Void - ANSWER- empty Condoled - ANSWER- to express sympathy Sustain - ANSWER- To support for an extended period of time (tolerate) Contradiction - ANSWER- A direct opposition between things compared; inconsistency (OPPOSITION) Harbored - ANSWER- to hold in the mind (Sheltered) Appraise - ANSWER- to estimate the value of (value) mean, median, mode - ANSWER- average, middle, most Defeated - ANSWER- beaten or overwhelmed Defective - ANSWER- not working properly (insecure) DECRY most nearly means - ANSWER- (v.) to condemn, express strong disapproval; to officially depreciate (disparage) PERUSE most nearly means - ANSWER- (v.) to read thoroughly and carefully (Study) CAJOLE most nearly means - ANSWER- Coax or Seduce (wheele) CONTENTIOUS most nearly means - ANSWER- Disputable and or controversial (quarrelsome) PROJECTILE most nearly means - ANSWER- Missiles construe - ANSWER- to interpret nepotism - ANSWER- favoritism to relatives adage - ANSWER- a proverb, wise saying Fervently - ANSWER- very enthusiastically or passionately Maxim mostly means? - ANSWER- a short saying QUARANTINE - ANSWER- isolation to prevent the spread of disease (isolate) emphasize - ANSWER- To give special attention to something, to stress (accentuate) PRESTIGE most nearly means - ANSWER- Status Inaugurate - ANSWER- begin or introduce We will long remember our PERILOUS journey. - ANSWER- Hazardous; dangerous The cashier NEGATED the charge on the item. - ANSWER- Nullified They CONSOLED each other after the accident. - ANSWER- (Solaced) comfort I'm pleased you want to CONDEMN his behavior. - ANSWER- Disapprove strongly The officers CONCEIT was very obvious. - ANSWER- Vanity filled - ANSWER- fraught stumble - ANSWER- floundered