ASVAB VOCABULARY EXAM 2025 |154 QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. Which of the following words is synonymous with 'boisterously' as
defined in the vocabulary list?
Quietly
Raucously
Calmly
Subdued
2. If a character in a story is described as feeling trepidation before a big
presentation, which of the following scenarios best illustrates this
emotion?
The character confidently walks onto the stage and begins to
speak.
The character rehearses their speech multiple times and feels
calm.
The character hesitates at the door, feeling nervous and unsure
about their performance.
The character enjoys the audience's applause and feels proud.
3. Ms. Williams is making a real effort ________ errors from making their
, way into written correspondence with clients.
to prevent
preventing
to be prevented
prevents
4. How would you explain the relationship between the word 'exorbitant'
and the concept of extravagance in your own words?
Exorbitant refers to something that is reasonable and just.
, Exorbitant describes a level of spending that is far beyond what is
considered normal or necessary.
Exorbitant indicates a lack of interest in
luxury. Exorbitant is synonymous with
being thrifty.
5. If a character in a story is described as 'articulate' during a heated
debate, what does this imply about their communication style and
effectiveness in conveying their arguments?
They struggle to express their thoughts clearly.
They communicate their ideas clearly and effectively.
They are overly aggressive in their speech.
They are indifferent to the opinions of others.
6. What is the definition of the word 'belligerently' as described in
the vocabulary list?
In a friendly manner
In a hostile or aggressive manner
In a calm and peaceful manner
In a confused or uncertain manner
7. How would you explain the term 'premonition' in your own words,
and what emotional state does it typically convey?
It indicates a sense of calm about future events.
, It suggests an intuitive sense of an impending event, often
accompanied by anxiety.
It refers to a logical prediction based on evidence.
It describes a feeling of happiness about future possibilities.
WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
1. Which of the following words is synonymous with 'boisterously' as
defined in the vocabulary list?
Quietly
Raucously
Calmly
Subdued
2. If a character in a story is described as feeling trepidation before a big
presentation, which of the following scenarios best illustrates this
emotion?
The character confidently walks onto the stage and begins to
speak.
The character rehearses their speech multiple times and feels
calm.
The character hesitates at the door, feeling nervous and unsure
about their performance.
The character enjoys the audience's applause and feels proud.
3. Ms. Williams is making a real effort ________ errors from making their
, way into written correspondence with clients.
to prevent
preventing
to be prevented
prevents
4. How would you explain the relationship between the word 'exorbitant'
and the concept of extravagance in your own words?
Exorbitant refers to something that is reasonable and just.
, Exorbitant describes a level of spending that is far beyond what is
considered normal or necessary.
Exorbitant indicates a lack of interest in
luxury. Exorbitant is synonymous with
being thrifty.
5. If a character in a story is described as 'articulate' during a heated
debate, what does this imply about their communication style and
effectiveness in conveying their arguments?
They struggle to express their thoughts clearly.
They communicate their ideas clearly and effectively.
They are overly aggressive in their speech.
They are indifferent to the opinions of others.
6. What is the definition of the word 'belligerently' as described in
the vocabulary list?
In a friendly manner
In a hostile or aggressive manner
In a calm and peaceful manner
In a confused or uncertain manner
7. How would you explain the term 'premonition' in your own words,
and what emotional state does it typically convey?
It indicates a sense of calm about future events.
, It suggests an intuitive sense of an impending event, often
accompanied by anxiety.
It refers to a logical prediction based on evidence.
It describes a feeling of happiness about future possibilities.
