Welcome YouTubers to another episode in my grammar hero series. In this video, there's going to be a word knowledge practice test that should closely mirror what you should expect to see in the armed services vocational aptitude battery that is the ASVAB as well as a pre-screening internet delivered computer adaptive test that is the Pyad. Uh, as for how you should study for the word knowledge subtest of the ASVAB, I would recommend that you go to vocabtest.com, which is a completely free website, and there you should learn the words in grade six to AP senior. In order to get the most from this practice test, you'll want to pause the video after each question, attempt to answer the question on your own, and then resume playing the video to review your solution. Now, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention this as well. Truthfully, it takes months, if not years, to develop your vocabulary. So, for that reason, I do not recommend that you spend a significant amount of your time studying for this subtest. Again, if your recruiter comes to you and tells you your test is in two weeks, you want to focus on things that you can learn very quickly like arithmetic, reasoning, math knowledge, mechanical comprehension, and electronics information. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, also want to mention this. Please do not pay for tutoring or access to online boot camps. Guys, I see tutoring groups, including groups in India that are almost certainly scams, charging people hundreds of dollars for tutoring. On my YouTube channel and website, I've covered almost everything you'd need to know for this test for free. And beyond that, the vast majority of you will almost certainly pass this test on your first try, as long as you spend a week to a month preparing for it, since it really only covers basic topics from middle school and the beginning years of high school. So, with all that said, let's go ahead and get started with this practice test word knowledge practice test for the ASVAB and Pyat. Grammar hero one. Despite most nearly means A goodwill, B indifferent, C benevolent, D malice. Answer D. Malice. Spite. Noun. A desire to hurt, annoy, or offend someone. Two. Adorn most nearly means. A. Broaden. B. Decorate. C. Leave. D. Pause. Answer. B. Decorate. Adorn. Verb. Make more beautiful or attractive. Three. Schism nearly means. A. Provision. B. Unity. C. Division. D. Coales. Answer. C. Division. Schism. Noun. A split or division between strongly opposed sections or parties caused by differences in opinion or belief. Four. Confidant. most nearly means a secret, B close friend, C memo, D stranger. Answer: B close friend. Confidant noun. A person with whom one shares a secret or private matter, trusting them not to repeat it to others. Five. He slipped back into his once familiar vernacular. A routine. B. Habit. C. Custom D. Everyday speech. Answer D. Everyday speech. Vernacular. Noun. The language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular country or region. Six. He went on to assail the budget plan. A criticize. B support. C review. D compliment. Answer. A criticize. A sale verb criticize strongly. Seven. Are you going to continue to rant or move on? A shove. B. Rave. C. Prearicate. D. Lie. Answer. B. Rave. Rant. Verb. Speak or shout at length in a wild impassion way. Eight. It would be cost prohibitive to try to connect the stations by fiber optic technology. A. Exorbitant, B. Economical, C. F feasible, D. Reasonable. Answer. A. Exorbitant. Prohibitive. Adjective. Excessively high. Difficult or impossible to pay. Nine. Laden. Most nearly means. A. Empty. B. Loose. C. Burdened. D. Dense. Answer. C. Burdened. Laden, adjective heavily loaded or weighed down. 10 incisive most nearly means. A obtuse. B vague. C penetrating. Dense. Answer. C. Penetrating. Incisive adjective. Intelligently analytical and clear thinking. 11. Staunch. most nearly means a determined, b timid, c unreliable, d disloyal. Answer: A determined, staunch, adjective, loyal, and committed in attitude. 12. The discussion was dominated by three aerodite participants. A ignorant, B. Geralus, C. S squawking, D. Learned. Answer. D. Learned. Aerodite. Adjective having or showing great knowledge or learning. 13. Glean. Most nearly means. A. Disperse. B. Gather. C. Reject. D. Spend. Answer. B. Gather. Glean. Verb. Extract information from various sources. 14. The greyhounds willowy body is conducive to high-speed running. A muscular B. Stocky. C. Short. D. Spelt. Answer. D. Spelt. Willowy. Adjective. Tall, slim, and life. 15. Hierarchy. Most nearly means. A. Illustration. B. Classification. C. Banter. D. Vulgar. Answer. B. Classification. Hierarchy. Noun. A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to status or authority. 16. Bipedal. 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