Free MEPS ASVAB Question and Answers

Question 1

Which law best explains the nature of the electric force that exists between two charged particles?

Accepted Answer

Coulomb's law

Answer

The electric force that exists between two charged particles is characterized by Coulomb's law. It says that charges that are similar to each other repel each other, while charges that are opposite to each other attract each other, and the further apart they are, the less force they exert on each other.

Question 2

The four of them, Peter, Anna, Kendra, and Magi, come to the conclusion that they should get a dog and take turns looking after it. Peter believes that he can take care of the dog for 1/4 of the time, whereas Anna believes that she can handle 1/8 of the time, and Kendra believes that she can take care of the dog for 1/2 of the time. What exactly does it mean that Magi is responsible for covering?

Accepted Answer

1/8

Answer

There are three fractions: 1/4, 1/8, and 1/2. They must be added in order to answer the questions. Because the common denominator is 8, we can express each of them as follows:
½ + ¼ + 1/8 = 4/8 + 2/8 + 1/8 = 7/8
The dog is taken care of 7/8 of the time by the first three people. As a result, to calculate the percentage of Magi's time required to care for the dog:
8/8 - 8/7 = 1/8

Question 3

Which one of the following statements about metals is NOT typically accurate?

Accepted Answer

Most of them are gases at room temperature.

Answer

The typical state of metals at room temperature is that of solids, while the typical state of nonmetals is that of gases.

Question 4

In the movie, the star brandished a stick at the star actor in a threatening manner because she believed him to be a thief.

Accepted Answer

waved menacingly

Answer

Brandish means to wave menacingly.

Question 5

Mia is enrolled in a philosophy course, but she finds the majority of the readings to be very obscure and has not gotten much out of them.

Accepted Answer

unclear

Answer

"unclear" and "difficult to understand" are both definitions of the word "obscure."

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Free MEPS ASVAB Question and Answers