ASVAB Forum and ASVAB vocabulary tests

[Torsten]

ASVAB stands for Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery.
It is a multi-aptitude test you can take at over 14,000 schools throughout the US. The ASVAB is adminstered and maintained by the Department of Defense.
The areas are critical for your ASVAB scores:

• Arithmetic Reasoning
  
• Mathematics Knowledge
  
• Paragraph Comprehension
  
• Word Knowledge
  

If you take the ASVAB your scores in the above mentioned sections count towards your Armed Forces Qualifying Test (AFQT) score. The AFQT score determines whether you're qualified to enlist in the U.S. military.

Linda Arlia, an ESL trainer from Canada, has created a word list containing ASVAB vocabulary and you take these tests here:
http://www.english-test.net/asvab/

If you want to work with us just like Linda, you can read the information below:
http://www.english-test.net/esl-jobs/

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[k_poohbear3]

I am taking the practice asvab this week and then taking the real one with a day or two later. i need help or tips on how to ace it.

If anyone has anything that can help me, that would be greatly appriecated. my email address is:
k_poohbear3@yahoo.com

[imyf77]

you know what. VE part of the whole version of the test is the most significant. If you gained low scores in the parts of word problems plus pharagraph comprehension, your percentile score of AFQT would result in a low mark, which could fail you to enlist at a single stroke. Math part is also important but does not affect as much as VE part the AFQT percentile score as a result. Let's say you gave correct answers to 100% of math part, and lost over 60 % of VE part, you would abso-I've tried to use a swear word but it doesn't work here.-lutely fail. To the contrary, if you lost over 60% of Math part, and answered 100% of VE part correctly, you would defi-I've tried to use a swear word but it doesn't work here.-nately pass. This seems designed unfavorable for immigrants who never learned, practiced, or used english words that would scarcely be encountered in their casual lives. So, if the test takers are natives, they will surely pass without working fuking hard.

[jelle07]

im having a problem too.only thing is i had an asvab book and i studied all the words and none of the words were on the pre test.then my skills in math are pretty bad so i decided to get a tutor.my recruiter just told me to find some ne words.are the words on this site on the asvab or close to the ones on the asvab.if not what can i do?
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[prezbucky]

I tried signing up for OCS (Officer Candidate School) with the Army... took the ASVAB and got an overall score of 99 (even though I had no idea about engines, electronics, or several other topics that were covered in the test... which made me wonder how I got a 99).

Then I had to open my big mouth and mention my asthma as a kid, and was given my walking papers. lol

...probably a blessing in disguise, though at the time I was pissed. I remember thinking, "Let me help run a military hospital or something -- am I really going to be sleeping in hay every night or running ten-mile sprints through moldy forests?" (the asthma is still occasionally triggered by allergens).

Moral of the story:

Keep your mouth shut -- do not volunteer information unless you are asked.
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Does anyone besides me see a difference between 'exhaustingly complete' and 'exhaustively complete'?
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