ASVAB (Word Knowledge Practice Questions) ALL SOLUTION LATEST EDITION 2024 EDITION GUARANTEED GRADE A+

C. aristocratic NOBLE most nearly means A. comely B. loose C. aristocratic D. lackadaisical (b) provoke GOAD most nearly means (a) listen (b) provoke (c) pacify (d) ignore (c) pack Teenagers at the mall love to roam in a HERD. (a) jacket (b) line (c) pack (d) ratio (d) workable Panicking in an emergency is not a VIABLE response for an EMT. (a) total (b) collective (c) lucid (d) workable (c) wise JUDICIOUS most nearly means (a) accessible (b) cold (c) wise (d) talkative (d) pausing HESITATING in stone of crisis can often lead to failure. (a) broadening (b) creating (c) leaving (d) pausing (d) admit John initially disagreed with Megan, but then he had to CONCEDE her point about the budget. (a) argue (b) understand (c) counter (d) admit (b) introduce BROACH most nearly means (a) poke (b) introduce (c) sermonize (d) cook (c) pretended Joanna FEIGNED happiness at the wedding. (a) created (b) passed out (c) pretended (d) concealed (b) traps Many PITFALLS await the inexperienced climber. (a) joys (b) traps (c) ropes (d) talents (b) comfort She can take SOLACE in the fact that it couldn't get much worse. (a) protection (b) comfort (c) glee (d) depth (d) speed TEMPO most nearly means (a) heartbeat (b) safety (c) modernity (d) speed (d) insubordination No coach can handle DISSENT from his players for long. (a) discussion (b) laughter (c) laziness (d) insubordination (a) agreement It will take a CONSENSUS to get this measure passed. (a) agreement (b) discussion (c) infighting (d) reprimand (b) defect It left a glaring BLEMISH on his permanent record. (a) impact (b) defect (c) commendation (d) compliment (c) disinterest APATHY most nearly means (a) greatness (b) laziness (c) disinterest (d) boredom (c) useful The least EFFECTIVE way of dealing with children is yelling. (a) tantalizing (b) creative (c) useful (d) positive (c) countable QUANTIFIABLE most nearly means (a) laughable (b) standard (c) countable (d) breakable (b) productive Most of our employees respond well to CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. (a) damaging (b) productive (c) gentle (d) flattering (c) ridicule TAUNT most nearly means (a) grade (b) relate (c) ridicule (d) party (a) rumor Basing his opinions on HEARSAY doomed the case. (a) rumor (b) samples (c) truth (d) belief (c) boaster BRAGGART most nearly means (a) clown (b) leader (c) boaster (d) deputy (d) careful The police felt it was best to be CAUTIOUS when approaching the house. (a) excited (b) apathetic (c) dodgy (d) careful (a) be drawn It seems that loud people tend to GRAVITATE toward other loud people. (a) be drawn (b) be hostile (c) be inquisitive (d) be competitive (a) requirement PREREQUISITE most nearly means (a) requirement (b) evaluation (c) glee (d) good taste (d) sensible LOGICAL most nearly means (a) cognizant (b) easy (c) rowdy (d) sensible (b) dictate Far be it from me to PRESCRIBE how to raise one's own children. (a) predict (b) dictate (c) judge (d) decide (a) repetitive Duplicating steps is far too REDUNDANT at this late stage. (a) repetitive (b) upsetting (c) colorful (d) wishy - washly (c) evoke agreement Her point of view didn't RESONATE with everyone on the committee. (a) create irritation (b) display clarity (c) evoke agreement (d) generate discussion (c) rebellious His ROGUE attitude didn't fit the "team" concept. (a) aggressive (b) sad (c) rebellious (d) low - brow (b) defeat ROUT most nearly means (a) careful (b) defeat (c) blatant (d) open (a) basic Even the most RUDIMENTARY details are crucial to understanding this problem. (a) basic (b) ecstatic (c) illogical (d) fancy (c) announced The president PROCLAIMED it a national holiday. (a) suggested (b) renamed (c) announced (d) unmade (a) trick Tourists always fall for that RUSE. (a) trick (b) display (c) itinerary (d) back talk (b) duration LONGEVITY most nearly means (a) training (b) duration (c) girth (d) lifestyle (b) unending INFINITE most nearly means (a) costly (b) unending (c) babyish (d) daily (a) unreadable The handwriting was nearly ILLEGIBLE. (a) unreadable (b) unethical (c) creative (d) dangerous (c) wasted The way they SQUANDERED the money was shameful. (a) gathered (b) stole (c) wasted (d) owned (a) changeable MUTABLE most nearly means (a) changeable (b) silent (c) big - hearted (d) calm (c) boredom ENNUI most nearly means (a) patient (b) gloating (c) boredom (d) tasteful (b) persistent He was UNDETERRED in his quest to find her. (a) surprised (b) persistent (c) careless (d) brazen (b) strong A STURDY home can withstand nearly any disaster. (a) huge (b) strong (c) cold (d) cautious (a) halted STUNTED most nearly means (a) halted (b) frightened (c) aged (d) overstated (b) force IMPOSED most nearly means (a) create (b) force (c) damage (d) trade (b) thrifty The FRUGAL man was always reluctant to spend money. (a) fearful (b) thrifty (c) imprudent (d) lavish (c) courage She displayed FORTITUDE in finishing the race despite the pain in her foot. (a) speed (b) cheerfulness (c) courage (d) vulnerability (a) puzzle ENIGMA most nearly means (a) puzzle (b) motor (c) energy (d) clarity (b) intensity The athlete trained for the competition with VIGOR. (a) stiffness (b) intensity (c) swelling (d) concern (a) deceive DUPE most nearly means (a) double (b) delay (c) deceive (d) delight (c) perceive After careful study, she was able to DISCERN which model would be the best car for her needs. (a) avoid (b) spoil (c) perceive (d) savor (d) honest CANDID most nearly means (a) able (b) whimsical (c) valid (d) honest (a) noise Imitating a marching band, the children used pots and pans go make a loud CLAMOR. (a) noise (b) protest (c) music (d) harmony (d) stale TRITE most nearly means (a) snug (b) correct (c) modern (d) stale (b) improve ALLEVIATE most nearly mean (a) elevate (b) improve (c) encompass (d) make foreign (a) real TANGIBLE most nearly means (a) real (b) open (c) graphic (d) costly (c) scholarly His professor made a point of acting ERUDITE. (a) civil (b) progressive (c) scholarly (d) amoral (a) authority Many times, the older siblings holds DOMINION over his younger siblings. (a) authority (b) safety (c) ability (d) guilt (a) compensation The city council sought REPARATIONS for the oil spill. (a) compensation (b) sadness (c) thanks (d) antipathy(D (d) ambition Everyone says he lost the election due to lack of INITIATIVE. (a) satisfaction (b) irritation (c) money (d) ambition (d) crucial It is IMPERATIVE that you pursue training or education beyond high school in order to get a good job CONTINUED...