ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test 283335 Results

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1 Epitaph most nearly means:
63% Answer Correctly
raspy
induce
inviolable
inscription

Solution
The definition for epitaph is "Brief statement honoring a dead person." Used in a sentence: "Beloved by all,"" was the epitaph Edgar chose for his wife's tombstone. The definition for raspy is "rough, grating.", the definition for induce is "To influence or cause.", and the definition for inviolable is "Secure from assault of trespass."

2 Pantomime most nearly means:
60% Answer Correctly
untenable
charade
rhapsody
buffoonery

Solution
The definition for pantomime is "Telling a story through gestures." Used in a sentence: The jealous actress called her understudy's performance a ridiculous pantomime. The definition for rhapsody is "state of great happiness.", the definition for buffoonery is "Foolish behavior.", and the definition for untenable is "Not able to be defended."

3 The stern principal canceled the prom after the seniors played a silly prank.
88% Answer Correctly
strict
solace
straddle
lurid

Solution
The definition for stern is "Harsh, severe." Used in a sentence: The stern principal canceled the prom after the seniors played a silly prank. The definition for straddle is "to favor opposing sides.", the definition for solace is "Source of consolation.", and the definition for lurid is "Causing horror, shocking."

4 Onset most nearly means:
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fraud
start
egotist
anthology

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The definition for onset is "Beginning." Used in a sentence: Crocuses bloom at the onset of spring, sometimes even before the snow melts. The definition for fraud is "trick.", the definition for egotist is "Self–important person.", and the definition for anthology is "A collection of selected literary pieces."

5 Rancorous most nearly means:
63% Answer Correctly
bitter
defiant
punctual
plaudits

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The definition for rancorous is "Marked by deep ill–will." Used in a sentence: The rancorous competition between the two chess clubs actually ended in a brawl. The definition for plaudits is "enthusiastic approval.", the definition for defiant is "Showing bold resistance.", and the definition for punctual is "On time."