ASVAB Exam Questions

Puerile most nearly means:

Nomic most nearly means:

Magnitude most nearly means:

His vapid presentation earned him a C in the class.

Percil was popular at the meeting because of the extraneous information he provided.

She was often solicitous of her father's feelings.

I could never get over her liquid blue, limpid eyes.

The goal of the treaty is to develop international amity and reciprocal trade.

He often bragged about the bravery of his favorite cohort.

Lapse most nearly means:

Indigenous most nearly means:

Hesitant most nearly means:

Gravity most nearly means:

Fondle most nearly means:

Encore most nearly means:

Detest most nearly means:

Tim was known as a smart aleck, able to deliver acerbic one-liners with no effort.

It took a great degree of inexorable overwhelming force to break into the cavern.

Attendents were stationed at intervals, with the obvious intent to hector those who moved too slowly.

Roggy was as gauche in this group of polite company as he always had been.

The manufacturing error was an aberration.

Napoleon often showed his audacity in battle.

Propinquity most nearly means.

Jonathan was unusually taciturn this morning.

Amanda showed herself to be the epitome of grace and skill.

Heather's rapport with her superiors and coworkers was really something to see.

Chester displayed a surprising amount of guile during his interviews about his alleged crime.

"Without an acquaintance with the rules of propriety, it is impossible for the character to be established." -- Confucius

The winds are variable today.

Latent most nearly means

"Glory is fleeting, but obscurity is forever." --Napoleon Bonaparte

"I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma." --Umberto Eco

This subject almost exceeds my comprehension

Flaunt most nearly means

"Human history becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe." --H. G. Wells

"Cynical politicians may even foment conflicts among groups to advance their own power." --Martha Minow

Insipid most nearly means

Recalcitrant most nearly means

Mike's legacy was worthy of debate.

"The graveyards are full of indispensable men." --Charles de Gaulle

Ms. Arnold displayed a surprising amount of lethargy for one in her position.

He attempted to assuage her concerns

The class was extremely tedious

Marie has a temperate nature.

Desecrate most nearly means

Clandestine most nearly means

A benevolent person is one who

He reached the pinnacle of his career.

Brawl most nearly means

She acted like a pauper.