ASVAB Practice
Two ways to practice. Answer questions on a subtest or a single topic and see the answer after each one, or take a timed practice test built like the real thing.
Practice questions
Pick a subtest. You choose how many questions and how hard, and you can narrow it to a single topic on the next page.
General Science
GSHigh school life science, earth and space science, chemistry and physics.
24 topics
Arithmetic Reasoning
ARWord problems: turning a situation into arithmetic and solving it.
12 topics
Word Knowledge
WKVocabulary, both as a synonym and as a word used in a sentence.
8 topics
Paragraph Comprehension
PCShort passages, then questions on what they state and imply.
8 topics
Mathematics Knowledge
MKAlgebra, geometry and number properties, asked directly.
21 topics
Electronics Information
EICurrent, voltage, resistance, circuits and basic electrical components.
15 topics
Auto & Shop Information
ASAutomotive systems, hand and power tools, and shop practice.
17 topics
Mechanical Comprehension
MCLevers, gears, pulleys, pressure, and how simple machines behave.
18 topics
Assembling Objects
AOSpatial reasoning: fitting shapes together and connecting them at marked points.
3 topics
Take a practice test
Half-length practice test
All nine subtests at half length: 71 questions in 1 hour 41 minutes. The real pace, when you do not have an afternoon.
Read the briefingFull practice test
All nine subtests, 135 questions in 3 hours 17 minutes, each held to its real time limit. As close to test day as it gets.
Read the briefingWhat you get back
Every set of questions ends with a score and the topics you are weakest on, with a link to the lesson for each. Your results build up on your dashboard so you can see yourself improving.
See a sample score reportWhat is saved, and where
There is no account and no login, and nothing is emailed to you. Your progress - which lessons you have read and how your practice has gone - is saved in this browser on this device, not on our servers. It does not follow you to another device, and you can clear it at any time from your dashboard.
One thing does leave your browser. Each answer is recorded against the question - which choice, and how long it took - so we can see which questions are genuinely hard rather than trusting the author’s guess. It carries a random id that groups one sitting’s answers together and nothing else. There is no name, no email and no account behind it.