WorksheetsASVAB
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 55mins
Solve: (4 x 3) x 3 - 6 x (9 ÷ 3)
54
14
18
28
Solve for x: 2x - 3 = x + 7
10
6
21
-10
23 x 24 =
16
108
128
148
Express 403,000,000,000,000 in scientific notation.
4.03 x 1014
4.03 x 10-14
4.03 x 10
0.43 x 10
Solve: 4/8 + 1/9
11/18
3/17
5/17
5/18
250 is 40% of what number?
650
625
6250
6500
Solve for x: 17x + (-2) = 117 + 3x
9
8
8.5
11
Simplify: (3x7y5)2
9x7y5
9x9y7
9x7y10
9x14y10
Patty is 45 years old. She is 15 years older
than twice her daughter’s age. How old is
Patty’s daughter?
15
18
20
22
Jeanie has twice as many quarters as nickels. She has a total of $8.25. How many quarters does she have?
15
20
25
30
Barbara worked 30 hours last week. She
earned 422 dollars. If she was paid $455 this
week, approximately how many hours did
she work?
32
35
37
39
Fortitude most nearly means
strength
bravado
inconsistency
difficulty
Persuade most nearly means
deter
encourage
lead
convince
Quarantine most nearly means
annotate
identify
insinuate
isolate
Repeal most nearly means
yell
hold
ignore
cancel
Adept most nearly means
considerate
careful
thoughtless
skilled
Fallacy most nearly means
misnomer
misconception
truth
ersatz
Solve: 2x+3(5x−7)=47
1
2
3
4
Scents tend to trigger human emotion
Most people's grandmothers bake apple pie
Most people had crayons as kids
Most people have poor memories
As a tribute to President Kennedy
In response tot he violence in the south
To win support of African American voters
To alienate white voters in the south
Which mechanical components are typically used between a wheel and an axle to reduce friction?
springs
hinges
bearings
levers
Which principle of mechanical motion is used in the design of a roller coaster?
momentum
friction
acceleration
all of the above
Which term below best describes the opposite of an increase in speed?
rotation
deceleration
friction
velocity
An elevator is most similar to which of the following mechanical devices?
a spring
a hydraulic jet
a lever
a crane
Perhaps the most important food to the ancient (and modern) Greeks was the olive. It was not simply a food. It was also a big part of Greek history. Greeks believed that the goddess Athena gave the first olive tree to Athens before it eventually spread to the rest of Greece. Olives were used in many recipes. Olives were also crushed and their oil was used for lamps. Olive oil could also be used as a beauty product. Women rubbed into their skin to make it soft and shiny.
According to the passage, Greeks believed that the first olive tree was given to them by:
Athena
Ares
Zeus
Jupiter
Before they vanished from the face of the earth, the Nazca people of Peru left a series of geoglyphs (or motifs made into the ground) that have mystified scientists for years. Known as the Nazca lines, the geoglyphs are sometimes simple, appearing almost like a child’s stick-figure drawings. Others, however, are more stylized and complex. Their purpose remains a mystery.
According to the passage, the Nazca people were located in:
Bolivia
Brazil
Ecuador
Peru
Morgan developed a new rocket fuel called hydyne. It was the first American rocket fuel that was powerful enough to launch a satellite into space. Combined with liquid oxygen, hydyne gave rockets ten percent more thrust. The new fuel was used to launch the first US rocket into space, Explorer 1. Although Morgan’s role in hydyne’s development was so highly classified that even Wernher von Braun, the scientist overseeing the project, did not know her name, it’s likely that the American space program would have lagged years behind if not for the abilities of Mary Sherman Morgan.
The author's main point in writing the passage seems to be:
to explain how hydyne gives rockets more thrust
to explain Wernher von Braun's importance
to explain Mary Sherman Morgan's contributions to the space program
to explain how rockets worked
Estrange most nearly means
sharp
small
alienate
shiny
Obtrude most nearly means
condition
absorb
prepare
impose
Amenable most nearly means
amended
prepared
guided
cooperative
It is clear from the passage that dolphins ----.
