AFQT Word Knowledge 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What does "mitigate" most nearly mean?
- To make less severe or serious (Correct answer)
- To worsen
- To ignore
- To create
Correct answer: To make less severe or serious
Mitigate means to lessen the severity, force, or painfulness of something.
Question 2: What does "logistics" most nearly mean?
- The detailed coordination of complex operations involving people, facilities, and supplies (Correct answer)
- A type of mathematics
- Legal proceedings
- Military combat
Correct answer: The detailed coordination of complex operations involving people, facilities, and supplies
Logistics involves the planning and execution of the movement and support of forces and operations.
Question 3: What does "vigilant" most nearly mean?
- Keeping careful watch for possible danger (Correct answer)
- Careless
- Sleepy
- Aggressive
Correct answer: Keeping careful watch for possible danger
Vigilant means being alertly watchful, especially to avoid danger.
Question 4: What does "deploy" most nearly mean?
- To move into position for action (Correct answer)
- To retreat
- To disband
- To surrender
Correct answer: To move into position for action
Deploy means to move troops or equipment into position for military action or strategic use.
Question 5: What does "protocol" most nearly mean?
- The official procedure or system of rules governing affairs (Correct answer)
- A type of weapon
- A military rank
- A communication device
Correct answer: The official procedure or system of rules governing affairs
Protocol refers to the official and proper way of doing things according to established rules and customs.
Question 6: What does "attrition" most nearly mean?
- Gradual reduction in numbers through sustained losses (Correct answer)
- Rapid growth
- Sudden destruction
- Complete recovery
Correct answer: Gradual reduction in numbers through sustained losses
Attrition refers to the gradual wearing down or reduction of strength through sustained pressure or losses.
AFQT Word Knowledge 2
What does "mitigate" most nearly mean?