ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test 677809 Results

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1 Epitaph most nearly means:
63% Answer Correctly
duplicity
exception
inscription
preclude

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 exception is "a case to which the rule does not apply.", the definition for duplicity is "Deceptive thought, speech, or action.", and the definition for preclude is "To rule out in advance."

2 The rancorous competition between the two chess clubs actually ended in a brawl.
63% Answer Correctly
implement
unscrupulous
inauspicious
bitter

Solution
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 implement is "to carry out or accomplish.", the definition for inauspicious is "Not favorable.", and the definition for unscrupulous is "Lacking principles."

3 Polarize most nearly means:
68% Answer Correctly
rancorous
divide
promote
oblivious

Solution
The definition for polarize is "To break up into opposing groups." Used in a sentence: Thelma tended to polarize discussions rather than to encourage compromise. The definition for oblivious is "lacking awareness.", the definition for rancorous is "Marked by deep ill–will.", and the definition for promote is "To contribute to the growth or prosperity of."

4 The accountant advised Justine not to report her incidental expenses.
53% Answer Correctly
gravity
exalt
recrimination
petty

Solution
The definition for incidental is "Minor." Used in a sentence: The accountant advised Justine not to report her incidental expenses. The definition for exalt is "to elevate by praise.", the definition for gravity is "Importance, significance.", and the definition for recrimination is "A retaliatory accusation."

5 The arrogant writer did not hide his disdain for his uneducated dinner companion.
60% Answer Correctly
scorn
salvage
prudent
brandish

Solution
The definition for disdain is "Feeling of contempt." Used in a sentence: The arrogant writer did not hide his disdain for his uneducated dinner companion. The definition for prudent is "marked by wisdom, shrewd.", the definition for salvage is "To save from ruin.", and the definition for brandish is "To shake or wave menacingly."