ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test 375922 Results

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Questions 5 5
Correct 0 3.08
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1 Scapegoat most nearly means:
56% Answer Correctly
pantomime
fraud
drab
dupe

Solution
The definition for scapegoat is "Someone who bears the blame for others." Used in a sentence: Audrey used her innocent baby brother as a scapegoat for the missing cookies. The definition for pantomime is "telling a story through gestures.", the definition for drab is "Dull, monotonous.", and the definition for fraud is "Trick."

2 Diffident most nearly means:
70% Answer Correctly
punctual
turpitude
scapegoat
timid

Solution
The definition for diffident is "Lacking self–confidence." Used in a sentence: The diffident student never raised her hand in class, even when she knew the answer. The definition for turpitude is "essential baseness, depravity.", the definition for punctual is "On time.", and the definition for scapegoat is "Someone who bears the blame for others."

3 Sociable most nearly means:
55% Answer Correctly
onset
genial
mundane
scapegoat

Solution
The definition for sociable is "Inclined to seek companionship." Used in a sentence: The sociable Glenda was delighted to receive the party invitation. The definition for onset is "beginning.", the definition for mundane is "Practical, ordinary.", and the definition for scapegoat is "Someone who bears the blame for others."

4 Turpitude most nearly means:
60% Answer Correctly
parity
fickle
corruption
heinous

Solution
The definition for turpitude is "Essential baseness, depravity." Used in a sentence: The turpitude of the villain in the movie offended most audiences. The definition for heinous is "shockingly evil.", the definition for parity is "Equality.", and the definition for fickle is "Lacking constancy, changeable."

5 Elusive most nearly means:
66% Answer Correctly
evasive
fragile
grandiose
lurid

Solution
The definition for elusive is "Hard to grasp." Used in a sentence: The words to the song are elusive, as the singer tends to mumble. The definition for lurid is "causing horror, shocking.", the definition for grandiose is "With an affectation of grandeur.", and the definition for fragile is "Delicate."