ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test 185433 Results

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Questions 5 5
Correct 0 3.26
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1 Gargantuan most nearly means:
86% Answer Correctly
enormous
immoderate
lurid
fraud

Solution
The definition for gargantuan is "Gigantic." Used in a sentence: The gargantuan monster towered over the ten–story bulding. The definition for lurid is "causing horror, shocking.", the definition for immoderate is "Beyond usual or proper limits.", and the definition for fraud is "Trick."

2 Obnoxious most nearly means:
55% Answer Correctly
objectionable
servile
regale
duplicity

Solution
The definition for obnoxious is "Highly offensive." Used in a sentence: The manager asked the obnoxious diner to leave the restaurant. The definition for servile is "fearfully submissive.", the definition for duplicity is "Deceptive thought, speech, or action.", and the definition for regale is "To amuse."

3 The judge made an equitable decision dividing the estate evenly among the sisters.
61% Answer Correctly
futile
impartial
opportune
extenuating

Solution
The definition for equitable is "Fair and equal." Used in a sentence: The judge made an equitable decision dividing the estate evenly among the sisters. The definition for extenuating is "partially excusing.", the definition for opportune is "Suitable or convenient.", and the definition for futile is "Without purpose, completely ineffective."

4 Lurid most nearly means:
70% Answer Correctly
pantomime
naive
gruesome
comparable

Solution
The definition for lurid is "Causing horror, shocking." Used in a sentence: The lurid photos of the crime scene upset the jury. The definition for pantomime is "telling a story through gestures.", the definition for comparable is "Similar, equivalent.", and the definition for naive is "Lacking worldy wisdom."

5 Meticulous most nearly means:
55% Answer Correctly
salvage
stealth
fastidious
heed

Solution
The definition for meticulous is "Extrememly careful regarding details." Used in a sentence: The meticulous detective found every shred of evidence at the crime scene. The definition for stealth is "the act of moving secretly or unnoticed.", the definition for heed is "To pay attention to.", and the definition for salvage is "To save from ruin."