Real ASVAB Test!!! (Updated 2026)
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• Proteins -✓✓necessary for body's maintenance, growth, and repair (GS)
• Carbohydrates and Fats -✓✓used primarily for energy (GS)
• 212 -✓✓Water boils at ____ degrees fahrenheit (GS)
• 100 -✓✓Water boils at ____ degrees Celsius (GS)
• 373 -✓✓Water boils at ____ Ks on the Kelvin scale (GS)
• Veins -✓✓carry blood from capillaries toward the heart. (GS)
• Arteries -✓✓carry blood away from the heart. (GS)
• Ventricles -✓✓lower chamber of the heart (GS)
• Red Blood Cells -✓✓component of blood which carries oxygen (GS)
• Rust -✓✓Formed on Iron when an electrolyte (example: H2O) turns iron and oxygen
into iron oxide (GS)
• Fe2O3 -✓✓iron oxide aka rust (GS)
• Chemical -✓✓Iron forming rust is an example of a ________ process. (GS)
• Respiration -✓✓process by which animals convert oxygen and sugars into carbon
dioxide and water (GS)
• photosynthesis -✓✓process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into
oxygen and sugar (GS)
• Inert Noble Gases -✓✓Helium and neon are examples of _____ ______ ______, and
do not react chemically. (GS)
,• Solution -✓✓When sugar and water are mixed together, they form a _______, in which
the sugar particles become evenly distributed throughout the water. This is not
chemical, as sugar can be restored by boiling the water. (GS)
• Does Not -✓✓Ice (Does/Does Not) alter the chemistry of H2O. (GS)
• O Negative -✓✓Type of blood which can be given to anybody without an adverse
reaction (universal donor) (GS)
• Vena Cava -✓✓blood enters the right atrium of the heart from the ____ _____ (GS)
• Higher -✓✓Basic substances are _______ on the pH scale. (GS)
• Lower -✓✓Acidic substances are ______ lower on the pH scale. (GS)
• 7 -✓✓Water is a __ on the pH scale. (GS)
• Small Intestine -✓✓Digestive organ which does the most of the work in breaking down
food. (GS)
• Enzymes -✓✓Produced in the walls of the small intestine, pancreas, and liver, which
completely breaks down food. (GS)
• Testes -✓✓produces sperm (male reproductive system) (GS)
• Oviduct -✓✓aka Fallopian tube (GS)
• Gene -✓✓most basic unit of inheritance (GS)
• Genotype -✓✓combination of alleles that code for a particular trait (GS)
• Phenotype -✓✓physical expression of a certain genotype (GS)
• Chromosomes -✓✓tightly coiled strands of DNA which contain multiple genes (GS)
• Sedimentary -✓✓Shale is derived from clay, and is a _______ rock. (GS)
• Autotroph -✓✓known as a producer, can produce it's own food (GS)
• Saprotroph -✓✓aka decomposer (GS)
• Heterotroph -✓✓relies on other organisms to be it's food (GS)
, • Scavenger -✓✓relies on decaying flesh; example: Vulture (GS)
• Momentum -✓✓tendency of an object to continue moving in the same direction (GS)
• Velocity -✓✓rate at which an object changes direction (GS)
• Acceleration -✓✓rate of change of velocity (GS)
• Force -✓✓push or pull on an object that forces an object to change it's speed or
direction (GS)
• Centimeter -✓✓one hundredth of a meter (GS)
• Millimeter -✓✓one thousandth of a meter (GS)
• Decameter -✓✓10 meters (GS)
• Hectometer -✓✓100 meters (GS)
• Igneous -✓✓examples of this rock: obsidian, granite, basalt, etc, formed by the cooling
of lava (GS)
• Lunar -✓✓type of eclipse where the Earth is between the Moon and the Sun, the Moon
passes through Earth's shadow (GS)
• Red -✓✓color with the lowest frequency (GS)
• Violet -✓✓color with the highest frequency (GS)
• Neutrons and Protons -✓✓major portion of an atom's mass (GS)
• Negligible Masses -✓✓electrons, positrons, neutrinos, and. other subatomic particles
have ________ __________. (GS)
• Arthropods -✓✓characterized by chitinous exoskeletons, segmented bodies, and
jointed legs, examples: crabs, spiders, centipedes (GS)
• Echinodermata -✓✓Phylum which the Sea Urchin belongs to (GS)
• Ionic Compound -✓✓Table salt is an _______ ________ because each chlorine atom
borrows an electron from each sodium atom, which then forms a very strong ionic bond.
(GS)
Complete Questions and 100% Correct
Answers (verified)
• Proteins -✓✓necessary for body's maintenance, growth, and repair (GS)
• Carbohydrates and Fats -✓✓used primarily for energy (GS)
• 212 -✓✓Water boils at ____ degrees fahrenheit (GS)
• 100 -✓✓Water boils at ____ degrees Celsius (GS)
• 373 -✓✓Water boils at ____ Ks on the Kelvin scale (GS)
• Veins -✓✓carry blood from capillaries toward the heart. (GS)
• Arteries -✓✓carry blood away from the heart. (GS)
• Ventricles -✓✓lower chamber of the heart (GS)
• Red Blood Cells -✓✓component of blood which carries oxygen (GS)
• Rust -✓✓Formed on Iron when an electrolyte (example: H2O) turns iron and oxygen
into iron oxide (GS)
• Fe2O3 -✓✓iron oxide aka rust (GS)
• Chemical -✓✓Iron forming rust is an example of a ________ process. (GS)
• Respiration -✓✓process by which animals convert oxygen and sugars into carbon
dioxide and water (GS)
• photosynthesis -✓✓process by which plants convert carbon dioxide and water into
oxygen and sugar (GS)
• Inert Noble Gases -✓✓Helium and neon are examples of _____ ______ ______, and
do not react chemically. (GS)
,• Solution -✓✓When sugar and water are mixed together, they form a _______, in which
the sugar particles become evenly distributed throughout the water. This is not
chemical, as sugar can be restored by boiling the water. (GS)
• Does Not -✓✓Ice (Does/Does Not) alter the chemistry of H2O. (GS)
• O Negative -✓✓Type of blood which can be given to anybody without an adverse
reaction (universal donor) (GS)
• Vena Cava -✓✓blood enters the right atrium of the heart from the ____ _____ (GS)
• Higher -✓✓Basic substances are _______ on the pH scale. (GS)
• Lower -✓✓Acidic substances are ______ lower on the pH scale. (GS)
• 7 -✓✓Water is a __ on the pH scale. (GS)
• Small Intestine -✓✓Digestive organ which does the most of the work in breaking down
food. (GS)
• Enzymes -✓✓Produced in the walls of the small intestine, pancreas, and liver, which
completely breaks down food. (GS)
• Testes -✓✓produces sperm (male reproductive system) (GS)
• Oviduct -✓✓aka Fallopian tube (GS)
• Gene -✓✓most basic unit of inheritance (GS)
• Genotype -✓✓combination of alleles that code for a particular trait (GS)
• Phenotype -✓✓physical expression of a certain genotype (GS)
• Chromosomes -✓✓tightly coiled strands of DNA which contain multiple genes (GS)
• Sedimentary -✓✓Shale is derived from clay, and is a _______ rock. (GS)
• Autotroph -✓✓known as a producer, can produce it's own food (GS)
• Saprotroph -✓✓aka decomposer (GS)
• Heterotroph -✓✓relies on other organisms to be it's food (GS)
, • Scavenger -✓✓relies on decaying flesh; example: Vulture (GS)
• Momentum -✓✓tendency of an object to continue moving in the same direction (GS)
• Velocity -✓✓rate at which an object changes direction (GS)
• Acceleration -✓✓rate of change of velocity (GS)
• Force -✓✓push or pull on an object that forces an object to change it's speed or
direction (GS)
• Centimeter -✓✓one hundredth of a meter (GS)
• Millimeter -✓✓one thousandth of a meter (GS)
• Decameter -✓✓10 meters (GS)
• Hectometer -✓✓100 meters (GS)
• Igneous -✓✓examples of this rock: obsidian, granite, basalt, etc, formed by the cooling
of lava (GS)
• Lunar -✓✓type of eclipse where the Earth is between the Moon and the Sun, the Moon
passes through Earth's shadow (GS)
• Red -✓✓color with the lowest frequency (GS)
• Violet -✓✓color with the highest frequency (GS)
• Neutrons and Protons -✓✓major portion of an atom's mass (GS)
• Negligible Masses -✓✓electrons, positrons, neutrinos, and. other subatomic particles
have ________ __________. (GS)
• Arthropods -✓✓characterized by chitinous exoskeletons, segmented bodies, and
jointed legs, examples: crabs, spiders, centipedes (GS)
• Echinodermata -✓✓Phylum which the Sea Urchin belongs to (GS)
• Ionic Compound -✓✓Table salt is an _______ ________ because each chlorine atom
borrows an electron from each sodium atom, which then forms a very strong ionic bond.
(GS)
