AFQT Word Knowledge Test

Question 1

D͟e͟r͟i͟d͟e͟ most nearly means

Accepted Answer

ridicule

Answer

To "deride" means to express contempt for; ridicule. Therefore, "ridicule" is the closest synonym. The word implies making fun of someone or something in a scornful or contemptuous way.

Question 2

The man was so  d͟e͟s͟o͟l͟a͟t͟e͟ that he didn't have a date for Friday night.

Accepted Answer

lonely

Answer

In the context of not having a date for Friday night, "desolate" most nearly means feeling lonely or forlorn. While it can also describe a place as barren or devastated, when applied to a person's emotional state, it signifies profound sadness and isolation. Therefore, 'lonely' accurately captures the intended meaning.

Question 3

When my f͟i͟d͟e͟l͟i͟t͟y͟ was questioned, I became angry.

Accepted Answer

faithfulness

Answer

"Fidelity" refers to faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support. When one's fidelity is questioned, it means their loyalty or trustworthiness is being doubted. Thus, "faithfulness" is the most accurate synonym.

Question 4

R͟e͟m͟i͟t͟ most nearly means:

Accepted Answer

send back

Answer

To "remit" means to send (money) in payment, or to cancel or refrain from exacting (a debt or punishment). In a broader sense, it implies sending something back or away, often to a lower authority or for a specific purpose. "Send back" captures the essence of transferring or returning.

Question 5

L͟e͟g͟i͟b͟l͟e͟ most nearly means:

Accepted Answer

readable

Answer

"Legible" describes writing or print that is clear enough to read. It refers to the clarity and readability of text. Thus, "readable" is the most direct and accurate synonym for legible.

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AFQT Word Knowledge Test