Asvab Word Knowledge practice exam 3

1) LACKADAISICAL most nearly means. (A) flowerless. (B) listless. (C) promiscuous. (D) suitable.

2) The fruit was EDIBLE. (A) waxy. (B) expensive. (C) foreign. (D) digestible.

3) Universities and colleges should be designed to cater to the PHILOMATHS. (A) athletes. (B) scholars. (C) teachers. (D) faculty.

4) PRETENSE most nearly means. (A) politeness. (B) dishonesty. (C) strees. (D) appearance.

5) At an early age Jane showed a PROCLIVITY for music and dancing. (A) Predisposition. (B) interest. (C) dislike. (D) fever.

6) Her conversation was INCOHERENT. (A) eloquent. (B) succinct. (C) unintelligible. (D) amusing.

7) The week following Joe DiMaggio's death was filled with often MAWKISH eulogies. (A) long. (B) sentimental. (C) boring. (D) detailed.

8) She ESTABLISHED proof. (A) offered. (B) invented. (C) demanded. (D) demonstrated.

9) EPHEMERAL most nearly means. (A) short - lived. (B) mythical. (C) dead. (D) exceptional.

10) AVOCATION most nearly means. (A) hobby. (B) occupation. (C) vacation. (D) education.

11) KVETCH most nearly means. (A) assert. (B) yell. (C) complain. (D) argue.

12) Her eyesight was ACUTE. (A) sharp. (B) poor. (C) unusual. (D) tested.

13) INAMORATA most nearly means. (A) boyfriend. (B) mistress. (C) best friend. (D) acquaintance.

14) Her thoughts on the matter were INCONSEQUENTIAL. (A) profound. (B) disturbing. (C) irrelevant. (D) confused.

15) DEBOUCH most nearly means. (A) emerge. (B) fight. (C) relax. (D) capture.

16) He was an AMATEUR astronomer. (A) veteran. (B) novice. (C) interested. (D) pleased.

17) She had no idea how to react to her LUDIT boyfriend. (A) playful. (B) cheating. (C) crazy. (D) lazy.

18) The rose was CRIMSON. (A) blooming. (B) colorful. (C) fragrant. (D) red.

19) The word most opposite in meaning to BENISON is. (A) theft. (B) replaceable. (C) curse. (D) heavy.

20) She was EXEMPT from gym class. (A) banned. (B) excused. (C) tired. (D) refreshed.

21) The ELDRITCH light of the desert can play tricks on your eyes. (A) bright. (B) wavering. (C) strange. (D) yellow.

22) DEFECTIVE most nearly means. (A) flawed. (B) noticeable. (C) rare. (D) durable.

23) ALLOT most nearly means. (A) plow. (B) assign. (C) property. (D) test.

24) The doctor gave the patient a CURSORY examination. (A) in - depth. (B) painful. (C) unnecessary. (D) superficial.

25) ARCANUM most nearly means. (A) rare. (B) secret. (C) tangible. (D) false.

26) Her answer was TERSE. (A) defensive. (B) angry. (C) lengthy. (D) brief.

27) The DULCET songs of the band got the attention of the audience. (A) harmonious. (B) love. (C) jazzy. (D) loud.

28) He was arrested on a MISDEMEANOR charge. (A) theft. (B) serious. (C) petty crime. (D) bogus.

29) EMBONPOINT most nearly means. (A) plumpness. (B) height. (C) quickness. (D) cold.

30) He CONCOCTED a story about me. (A) told. (B) rehearsed. (C) inverted. (D) remember.

31) He spent his days searching fruitlessly for that CHIMERA, his true self. (A) personality. (B) enigma. (C) talent. (D) monster.

32) Her FORMER home was in colorado. (A) previous. (B) current. (C) second. (D) abandoned.

33) MULCT most nearly means. (A) complain. (B) play. (C) work. (D) fleece.

34) My voice is STRIDENT. (A) soft. (B) melodious. (C) harsh. (D) baritone.

35) RAFFISH most nearly means. (A) clean. (B) serene. (C) tawdry. (D) expansive.