ASVAB Exams Practice test 1 General Science

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ASVAB Exams Practice test 1 General Science

Q1. The star that is closest to Earth, excluding the sun, is

A) Betelgeuse

B) Antares

C) Rigel

D) Proxima Centauri

Q2. Mars atmosphere is primarily made up of

A) oxygen

B) carbon dioxide

C) Hydrogen

D) Nitrogen

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Q3. What is the temperature at which the solid and liquid are in equilibrium?

A) melting point.

B) anti-freezing point.

C) boiling point.

D) concentration point.

Q4. One light-year is

A) Birthday of Spock

B) 17 standard Earth years.

C) the distance that light covers in a year.

D) the intensity of light travelling 30,000 miles.

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Q5. In the solar system, how many planets have rings?

A) 5

B) 2

C) 1

D) 4

Q6. A meter consists of

A) 500 centimeters.

B) 1000 centimeters.

C) 100 centimeters.

D) 10000 centimeters.

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Q7. Cells "control centre" is known as the

A) Nucleus

B) Compound

C) Mitochondria

D) Cell wall

Q8. Osmosis is

A) protein

B) transfer of carbon

C) transfer of oxygen

D) diffusion of water

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Q9. An atom's atomic number is determined by

A) where it is located on the periodic table

B) the number of protons

C) the number of electrons

D) the size of its nucleus

Q10. What element makes up the majority of the crust's mass?

A) Nitrogen

B) carbon

C) oxygen

D) hydrogen

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Q11. The asteroid belt is situated

A) around Earth

B) between Mars and Jupiter

C) between Mars and earth

D) between saturn and Jupiter

Q12. All of the foods below contain a quantifiable amount of protein. EXCEPT

A) eggs

B) potato

C) meat

D) peas

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Q13. The particles known as electrons are

A) neutral

B) able to move freely

C) negatively charged

D) positively charged

Q14. What is the function of white blood cells?

A) produce antibodies

B) fight infections

C) carry oxygen and carbon dioxide

D) both A and B

Q15. The largest planet in the solar system is

A) mars

B) Jupiter

C) saturn

D) venus

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Q16. How many chambers are in the human heart?

A) 4 chambers

B) 3 chambers

C) 2 chambers

D) 1 chambers

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Q17. Besides the sun and moon, which planet is the brightest object in the sky?

A) Venus

B) mercury

C) jupiter

D) titan

Q18. What is the name of a single quanta unit?

A) quanfactorial

B) quantus

C) quantum

D) quantumonium

Q19. The top level, or broadest level, of the classification scheme for living things is referred to as the

A) phylum

B) kingdom

C) genus

D) class

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Q20. What is the name of the chemical reaction where a molecule has its electrons removed?

A) oxidation

B) respiration

C) metabolism

D) recreation

Q21. Joints that firmly connect the bones are known as

A) fixed

B) ball and socket

C) pivot

D) hinge

Q22. An animal that eats only meat is called

A) herbivore

B) carnivore

C) voracious

D) omnivore

Q23. The intestines are part of the

A) circulatory system

B) respiratory system

C) digestive system

D) nervous system

Q24. Which planet bears the name of the Greek deity who represented the sky?

A) Uranus

B) pluto

C) jupiter

D) mercury

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