ASVAB Test 31 - Word Knowledge

The word winsome most nearly means ___________. thoughtful. wishful. unremarkable. attractive.

The word prosaic most nearly means ___________. truculent. unimaginative. latent. vexatious.

The word obtrude most nearly means ___________. impose. portend. refund. plot.

The word mollify most nearly means ___________. to enrage. to present. to bear. to soothe.

The word viscous most nearly means ___________. cruel or violent. a runny liquid. thick or sticky. relating to veins.

The word ensconce most nearly means ___________. nestle. restrict. destroy. enslave.

Abate most nearly means __________. lessen. detest. bitter. proficient.

Brevity most nearly means __________. long. briefness. funny. light.

Culpable most nearly means __________. Having integrity. Innocent. Touchable. Blameworthy.

Derelict most nearly means __________. Responsible. Destroyed. Abandoned. Inhabited.

Gregarious most nearly means __________. Sociable. Shy. Introverted. Angry.

The suite at the hotel was opulent. Clean. luxurious. spacious. smelly.

The movie put her in a pensive mood. Excited. Happy. Thoughtful. Angry.

The politician tried to placate his constituents. Satisfy. Locate. Influence. Conceal.

The principal wanted to rebuke the students. Reward. Question. Ignore. Reprimand.

The email was succinct. Lengthy. Concise. Confusing. Late.

Amicable most nearly means __________. Disgruntled. Friendly. Stern. Shy.

Mundane most nearly means __________. Extraordinary. Unique. Tired. Ordinary.

Parity most nearly means __________. Equality. Difference. Seperate. Twice.

Placid most nearly means __________. Agitated. Cold. calm. Ruffled.

Rescind most nearly means ___________. Send again. Revoke. Confirm. Deny.

They are hoping for tangible improvements. Long Lasting. Speedy. Real. Subtle.

Venerate most nearly means __________. Discriminate. Revere. Trust. Condemn.

The programs suffer from chronic underfunding. Temporary. Severe. Habitual. Massive.

She possessed an indefatigable spirit. Tireless. Enormous. Quiet. Humble.

The six-year-old was precocious. Shy. Rude. Outgoing. Advanced.