ASVAB ASVAB-SECTION-2 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

ASVAB ASVAB-SECTION-2 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 61:

  A rectangle is one inch longer than it is wide. Its diameter is five inches. What's the width of the rectangle?

  A. 2 inches
  B. 3 inches
  C. 4 inches
  D. 5 inches
  B. 3 inches

• Question 62:

  If you invest $10,000 at an annual rate of 7%, how much interest will you earn after one year?

  A. $7
  B. $700
  C. $10,700
  D. $70
  B. $700

• Question 63:

  A paint company mixes its paint with water to create more paint per gallon. They currently have ten gallon jugs which contain 10% water. How much water must they add to create an 80/20 mix of paint to water?

  A. 1 gallon
  B. 1.25 gallons
  C. 1.5 gallons
  D. 1.75 gallons
  E. 2 gallons
  B. 1.25 gallons

• Question 64:

  A world map has a scale of 1/4 of an inch equals 250 miles. You measure the distance between New York, NY and Los Angeles, California and it equals 3 inches.

  What is the real distance between New York and LA?

  A. 2,500 miles
  B. 2,750 miles
  C. 2,800 miles
  D. 3,000 miles
  E. 3,250 miles
  D. 3,000 miles

• Question 65:

  Eric is driving a car in which the speedometer is calibrated in kilometers per hour (kph). He notes that his car is traveling at a rate of 75 kph, when he passes a speed limit sign stating the limit is 40 miles per hour (mph). He knows that a kilometer is about 5/8 of a mile.

  If a police officer stops him at this point, how many mph over the limit will the ticket read?

  A. 5
  B. 7
  C. 9
  D. 11
  B. 7

• Question 66:

  At boarding school, students spend 1/4 of their time eating and sleeping, 3/5 of their time in class, and 1/12 studying. The rest of the time is considered free time, which the student can spend doing activities of their own choosing. What fraction is considered free time?

  A. 1/15
  B. 1/20
  C. 1/10
  D. 1/12
  A. 1/15

• Question 67:

  Karl is driving in Austria, where the speed limit is posted in kilometers per hour. The car's speedometer shows that he's traveling at a rate of 75 kilometers per hour. Karl knows that a kilometer is about 5/8 of a mile. Approximately how many miles per hour is Karl traveling?

  A. 47
  B. 120
  C. 50
  D. 53
  A. 47

• Question 68:

  We bought 5 pounds of cashew nuts worth $1.80 per pound, mixed with 4 pounds of peanuts worth $1.62 per pound. What is the value per pound of the mixture?

  A. $1.72
  B. $1.71
  C. $3.42
  D. $l.82
  A. $1.72

• Question 69:

  An employee of a chocolate factory earns $7.20 an hour. She is paid time and a half for overtime beyond a 40-hour week. How much will she earn in a week in which she works 43 hours?

  A. $295.20
  B. $320.40
  C. $432.00
  D. $464.40
  B. $320.40

• Question 70:

  The sum of two numbers is 84. One number is 6 more than the other. What is the smaller of the two numbers?

  A. 32
  B. 39
  C. 33
  D. 35
  B. 39