ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Tests
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Word Knowledge Test 1
Our Word Knowledge Practice Test 1 is ideal for assessing your knowledge of word synonyms as tested for on the ASVAB. Get started now to ensure you get the highest score possible on your ASVAB.
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Word Knowledge Test 2
Before you take the ASVAB, ensure you are ready by taking our Word Knowledge Practice Test 2. This test features questions that are similar to the ones on the real ASVAB.
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Word Knowledge Test 3
Don’t sit for the ASVAB without taking this Word Knowledge Practice Test 3 first. This practice test will boost your knowledge and get you familiar with the actual test-taking experience.
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Word Knowledge Test 4
Ace the Word Knowledge section of the ASVAB exam with our Free ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test. Enhance your vocabulary skills and prepare for the exam with 50 additional test questions. Accessible and completely free.
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Word Knowledge Test 5
Improve your vocabulary skills with 50 additional ASVAB Word Knowledge practice test questions. A strong vocabulary is essential to get ahead in the military. Get the practice you need here.
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Word Knowledge Test 6
ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test 6 is specially crafted to help you prepare for the actual Word Knowledge test. It consists of 50 additional multiple-choice questions, where you'll be presented with a word in uppercase letters, followed by four possible definitions.
ASVAB – Word Knowledge (WK) Test
The Word Knowledge subtest of the ASVAB requires you to both be able to differentiate words based on their spelling and to know what various words mean.
In other words, this section of the test is all about your vocabulary.
This section is also one of the four sections that make up your AFQT score, which determines your eligibility for military service. In addition, a good score on this section is required for a number of military jobs, everything from the obvious journalist position to the maybe not so obvious firefighter position.
Here are some sample questions you may be asked in this section:
- Evocation most nearly means
- As he grew older, John began to show a proclivity for baseball. What does proclivity mean?
- Debauchery most nearly means
To test your current word-knowledge skills, we recommend taking our Word Knowledge Practice Tests, which is filled with questions that are similar to what you will find on the real ASVAB.
Taking this practice test will help you develop the knowledge you need to earn a high score. It will also help you get familiar with the CAT-ASVAB test-taking process so that you feel more confidence and comfortable when you go to take the real test.
In addition to taking our practice tests, you may also want to consult our study guides for additional study tips and information that can help you increase your score even more.
Don’t forget you can take our practice test as many times as you like and each time you do take it we will reorder the questions to create a new learning experience for you.
This section on the CAT-ASVAB has 16 questions, which you must answer in 8 minutes. This section on the paper ASVAB has 35 questions that you have 11 minutes to answer.