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About the ASVAB General Science (GS) Test The ASVAB General Science test is designed to test your understanding and ability to apply high school science knowledge in areas such as: Earth science Biology Chemistry Physics Questions in this section of our ASVAB practice test range from a general knowledge of scientific facts to understanding general scientific concepts. As you take the practice tests your final… Read More »General Science ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 1

About the ASVAB Arithmetic Reasoning Test How long is the Arithmetic Reasoning test? Depending on which version of the test you’ll be taking, the number of questions and your time limit will vary. The CAT ASVAB (the computerized version of the test) has 16 arithmetic reasoning questions which must be answered in 39 minutes The old fashioned pencil and paper test has 30 questions which must be… Read More »Arithmetic Reasoning ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 2

About the ASVAB Word Knowledge Practice Test The Word Knowledge section of the ASVAB practice test is designed to examine how well you understand the meanings of words and their synonyms and antonyms. In general, the Word Knowledge (WK) test is a vocabulary test set up in a multiple choice format. The Word Knowledge ASVAB test requires you to answer 16 questions in 8 minutes.… Read More »Word Knowledge ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 3

About the ASVAB Paragraph / Reading Comprehension Test The ASVAB Paragraph Comprehension (PC) test is a reading comprehension test designed to assess the test taker’s knowledge of language and their ability to critically assess written information and draw conclusions from that information. The CAT ASVAB Paragraph Comprehension test contains 11 multiple choice questions which must be completed in 22 minutes. Given the short amount of time… Read More »Paragraph Comprehension ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 4

About the ASVAB Mathematics Knowledge Test The ASVAB Math Knowledge test is a part of both the CAT computerized version of the ASVAB test and the manual pencil and paper version of the test. The CAT Mathematics Knowledge test has 16 questions and a time limit of 20 minutes. Test takers who attempt the pen and paper version of the test will have to solve… Read More »Mathematics Knowledge ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 5

About the ASVAB Electronics Information Test The Electronics Information section of the ASVAB test is not a part of the AFQT test score, though it is a part of bot the CAT ASVAB and manual versions of the test. For the uninitiated, what that means is that the Electronics Information portion of the ASVAB does not count towards your qualifying for the military, it will… Read More »Electronics Information ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 6

About the Automotive Information ASVAB Test The ASVAB Auto Information Test is a part of both the CAT, computerized version of the ASVAB test as well as the manual pencil and paper version of the test. The computerized version of the auto and shop test has eleven questions which must be answered within seven minutes. It should be noted that like several other subtests, the… Read More »Automotive and Shop Information ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 7

About the ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension Test The ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension test is a part of the computerized CAT version of the test as well as the manual pencil and paper test. It is a mechanical aptitude test designed to quiz your knowledge of mechanics and machinery. The computerized version of the test is 20 minutes long and has 16 questions. The manual version of the… Read More »Mechanical Comprehension ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 8

About the ASVAB Assembling Objects Test The military puts a high emphasis on being able to think quickly, use common sense and also lean on your prior academics. This section is part of both the computerized CAT version of the test as well as the manual portion of the test. Both tests are fifteen minutes long, but the Assembling Objects test has only 16 questions… Read More »Assembling Objects ASVAB Practice Test, Pt. 9