ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test 336857 Results

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Questions 5 5
Correct 0 3.24
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1 Duplicity most nearly means:
61% Answer Correctly
equitable
pomp
scamper
deceit

Solution
The definition for duplicity is "Deceptive thought, speech, or action." Used in a sentence: The life of an undercover detective is filed with necessary duplicity. The definition for equitable is "fair and equal.", the definition for scamper is "To run quickly.", and the definition for pomp is "Showy display."

2 The teacher made an exception and let Gina eat her snack in class.
54% Answer Correctly
incumbent
anomaly
serenity
corrective

Solution
The definition for exception is "A case to which the rule does not apply." Used in a sentence: The teacher made an exception and let Gina eat her snack in class. The definition for corrective is "intended to correct.", the definition for serenity is "Calmness.", and the definition for incumbent is "Necessary as a duty or responsibility."

3 Quan stepped onto the platform at the most opportune time, just as the train pulled in.
63% Answer Correctly
exalt
regurgitate
propitious
turpitude

Solution
The definition for opportune is "Suitable or convenient." Used in a sentence: Quan stepped onto the platform at the most opportune time, just as the train pulled in. The definition for exalt is "to elevate by praise.", the definition for turpitude is "Essential baseness, depravity.", and the definition for regurgitate is "To pour out or throw back."

4 Indecorous most nearly means:
69% Answer Correctly
vulgar
appraise
dubious
egotist

Solution
The definition for indecorous is "In bad taste." Used in a sentence: My parents banned Chad from our house because of his indecorous behavior at dinner. The definition for egotist is "self–important person.", the definition for appraise is "To evaluate the worth of.", and the definition for dubious is "Questionable."

5 Preclude most nearly means:
77% Answer Correctly
untenable
ramble
prevent
scamper

Solution
The definition for preclude is "To rule out in advance." Used in a sentence: "Having cake now will preclude dessert later," said Amber's mother. The definition for untenable is "not able to be defended.", the definition for ramble is "To wander, physically or in language.", and the definition for scamper is "To run quickly."