Build your skills in all ten subjects. Start with a short drill, review the method, then practice a complete test.
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Ignoring the weight of the beam, what downward force F balances this lever?
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Ten questions at your own pace. Each subject has its own first-attempt access. Answers and explanations appear when you finish.
These four subjects contribute to your AFQT score.
Prepare across the subjects used in military job qualification scores.
Choose the format you need. Each section has its own clock. The times below are maximum working times; breaks between sections add to elapsed time.
The two resistors are in series across an ideal 12 V source. What is the voltage across the 9 Ω resistor?
All ten subjects, shown one question at a time. Your answer locks when you move on. A fixed practice form using the scored-item CAT section limits.
A crew completes three fifths of a 240-foot fence on Monday. On Tuesday it completes one quarter of what remained. How many feet still need to be completed?
Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension and Mathematics Knowledge, with computer-format section limits.
Solve for x: 2(x + 3) = 3x − 5.
Nine enlistment sections, including combined Auto and Shop. Revisit questions within the current section before you submit it.
Independent practice with original questions. The computer-format test is not adaptive and excludes unscored tryouts. Our practice percentages are not official ASVAB or AFQT scores.
Review the basics, work on weak subjects and prepare for a full sitting.
Read guideSee how the four core subjects relate to enlistment scoring.
Read guideUnderstand AFQT percentiles, standard scores and branch composites.
Read guideUnderstand the unproctored test, verification and relevant practice.
Read guideWork out the answer before opening the explanation. Every subject guide includes its own free example and lessons.
Ignoring the weight of the beam, what downward force F balances this lever?
Answer: B — 40 N
For balance, the clockwise and counterclockwise moments about the pivot must match. The left moment is 60 N × 2 m = 120 N·m. Therefore F × 3 m = 120 N·m, giving F = 40 N. A longer lever arm needs less force for the same moment.
All ten enlistment ASVAB subject areas: General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto Information, Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension and Assembling Objects. You can choose a short subject drill, a full computer-format test, a full paper-format test or practice limited to the four AFQT subjects. Every question and explanation is original.
Start with a ten-question drill in a subject you want to improve. Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension contribute to the AFQT score. The other subjects matter for military job qualifications. Use a full simulation when you want to rehearse your pacing across sections.
No. Our results show correct answers to our question bank. Official ASVAB results use standardized, equated scores; the AFQT is a percentile derived from four subtests. Our practice percentage cannot be converted into an official AFQT percentile, military line score or job qualification.
Our computer-format simulation follows the official scored-item counts, section limits and forward-only navigation, but uses a fixed original practice form. It is not adaptive and has no unscored tryout items. Official CAT-ASVAB chooses questions using an adaptive scoring model and may include tryouts with different time allowances.
Practice without a calculator and use scratch paper. In our simulations, an active section’s timer continues if you reload or leave the tab. You can pause between sections and resume in the same browser; these practice breaks are recorded. This is a preparation convenience, not the break policy for an official testing appointment.
Public examples, subject lessons and guides are free to read. If your account includes free drill attempts, each of the ten subject drills has its own first attempt. One ASVAB pass covers all drill replays and full practice tests. Saved scores, progress and explanations stay free after the pass ends. Access is shown before you start.
The subject skills overlap. Use our untimed subject drills to study for PiCAT and check the PiCAT guide for its separate verification process. Our full simulations use enlistment formats. The school Career Exploration Program differs and omits Assembling Objects; we do not label an enlistment simulation as the school test.
Start with one subject or work through a complete test.
Game Assessment Prep is independent and is not affiliated with the Department of Defense or the ASVAB testing program. These are original practice materials.
Build your skills in all ten subjects. Start with a short drill, review the method, then practice a complete test.
One ASVAB pass covers full tests and drill replays. Your saved reviews stay free.
4,700+ candidates · 68,000+ practice sessions across Game Assessment Prep.
Ignoring the weight of the beam, what downward force F balances this lever?
An example of the practice. Choose a drill to answer questions yourself.
Ten questions at your own pace. Each subject has its own first-attempt access. Answers and explanations appear when you finish.
These four subjects contribute to your AFQT score.
Prepare across the subjects used in military job qualification scores.
Choose the format you need. Each section has its own clock. The times below are maximum working times; breaks between sections add to elapsed time.
The two resistors are in series across an ideal 12 V source. What is the voltage across the 9 Ω resistor?
All ten subjects, shown one question at a time. Your answer locks when you move on. A fixed practice form using the scored-item CAT section limits.
A crew completes three fifths of a 240-foot fence on Monday. On Tuesday it completes one quarter of what remained. How many feet still need to be completed?
Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension and Mathematics Knowledge, with computer-format section limits.
Solve for x: 2(x + 3) = 3x − 5.
Nine enlistment sections, including combined Auto and Shop. Revisit questions within the current section before you submit it.
Independent practice with original questions. The computer-format test is not adaptive and excludes unscored tryouts. Our practice percentages are not official ASVAB or AFQT scores.
Review the basics, work on weak subjects and prepare for a full sitting.
Read guideSee how the four core subjects relate to enlistment scoring.
Read guideUnderstand AFQT percentiles, standard scores and branch composites.
Read guideUnderstand the unproctored test, verification and relevant practice.
Read guideWork out the answer before opening the explanation. Every subject guide includes its own free example and lessons.
Ignoring the weight of the beam, what downward force F balances this lever?
Answer: B — 40 N
For balance, the clockwise and counterclockwise moments about the pivot must match. The left moment is 60 N × 2 m = 120 N·m. Therefore F × 3 m = 120 N·m, giving F = 40 N. A longer lever arm needs less force for the same moment.
All ten enlistment ASVAB subject areas: General Science, Arithmetic Reasoning, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto Information, Shop Information, Mechanical Comprehension and Assembling Objects. You can choose a short subject drill, a full computer-format test, a full paper-format test or practice limited to the four AFQT subjects. Every question and explanation is original.
Start with a ten-question drill in a subject you want to improve. Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge and Paragraph Comprehension contribute to the AFQT score. The other subjects matter for military job qualifications. Use a full simulation when you want to rehearse your pacing across sections.
No. Our results show correct answers to our question bank. Official ASVAB results use standardized, equated scores; the AFQT is a percentile derived from four subtests. Our practice percentage cannot be converted into an official AFQT percentile, military line score or job qualification.
Our computer-format simulation follows the official scored-item counts, section limits and forward-only navigation, but uses a fixed original practice form. It is not adaptive and has no unscored tryout items. Official CAT-ASVAB chooses questions using an adaptive scoring model and may include tryouts with different time allowances.
Practice without a calculator and use scratch paper. In our simulations, an active section’s timer continues if you reload or leave the tab. You can pause between sections and resume in the same browser; these practice breaks are recorded. This is a preparation convenience, not the break policy for an official testing appointment.
Public examples, subject lessons and guides are free to read. If your account includes free drill attempts, each of the ten subject drills has its own first attempt. One ASVAB pass covers all drill replays and full practice tests. Saved scores, progress and explanations stay free after the pass ends. Access is shown before you start.
The subject skills overlap. Use our untimed subject drills to study for PiCAT and check the PiCAT guide for its separate verification process. Our full simulations use enlistment formats. The school Career Exploration Program differs and omits Assembling Objects; we do not label an enlistment simulation as the school test.
Start with one subject or work through a complete test.
Game Assessment Prep is independent and is not affiliated with the Department of Defense or the ASVAB testing program. These are original practice materials.