ASVAB Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Tests

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  Arithmetic Reasoning Test 1

  The Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Test 1 will test your ability to answer word problems that involve basic mathematical calculations. There is no better way to determine if you are ready to sit for this portion of the real ASVAB.

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  Arithmetic Reasoning Test 2

  The Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Test 2 is a 16-question test that has been designed for those who are looking for more practice in this important subject area. The questions are word problems that involve basic arithmetic calculations.

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  Arithmetic Reasoning Test 3

  The Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Test 3 is the third practice test in our series of Arithmetic Reasoning practice tests that are designed to get candidates ready for the ASVAB. The test contains 16 questions.

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  Arithmetic Reasoning Test 4

  Get ready for the ASVAB with Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Test 4! This test has 16 questions to improve your math skills and will test your knowledge of percentages and basic algebra.

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  Arithmetic Reasoning Test 5

  Looking to boost your math skills and prepare for the ASVAB? Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Test 5 offers even more practice. 16 multiple-choice questions cover the essentials.

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  Arithmetic Reasoning Test 6

  ASVAB Arithmetic Reasoning Practice Test 6 offers 50 additional arithmetic reasoning word problems. Enhance your problem-solving skills, build confidence, and improve your ASVAB score.

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 ASVAB – Arithmetic Reasoning (AR) Test

If two trains are traveling to the same destination and Train A leaves its station traveling at 60 miles per hour and Train B leaves its station traveling 45 miles per hour … well, you get the idea. Remember those math word problems you had to solve back in elementary, middle and high school? Well, this section is packed with them.

Arithmetic Reasoning Subtest Concepts

The arithmetic reasoning subtest will test your knowledge of the concepts listed below:

• Arithmetic: You can expect to face questions on basic arithmetic like addition, subtraction, division and multiplication.
• Percentages: Questions on percentages will usually involve how to calculate cost price, sale price, discount etc.
• Ratio and proportion: Ratio and proportion related questions are solved using simple formulas.
• Questions on interest: Expect questions on simple and compound interest.  You will need to utilize various formulas learned during your high school years.
• Numbers: Knowledge of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, real numbers and imaginary numbers is an important part of this subtest.

You’ll have 30 questions to answer in 36 minutes in the paper version of the test and 16 questions to answer in 39 minutes if you are taking the CAT-ASVAB.

Here are a few questions that are similar to the ones you‘ll find on the test:

• A waiter earns an average tip of 15% of the cost of the food he serves. If he serves $435 worth of food in one night, how much money in tips will he earn on average?

• How many square feet of flooring are needed to cover a 15-foot x 10-foot room?

• Tom is taking a science test and he needs to get 80% of the 20 questions on the test right in order to pass. How many questions must he answer correctly?

The Arithmetic Reasoning subtest is used to determine your Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score and there are also certain military jobs that require you to score well on this section.

For those reasons, we recommend that you take our practice test which contains questions formatted like those on the real ASVAB. As a result, this test will help you improve your knowledge and increase your score. The test will also help you prepare for the experience of sitting for the real CAT-ASVAB.

You can take our practice test an unlimited number of times and each time you retake it the questions will be reordered to create a new test experience for you.