Real questions in the style of the actual exams, with full solutions that teach the method - plus study strategies and test-day tips. New articles added regularly.
What the AFQT is, how it is calculated, the minimum score to enlist, retake rules, the PiCAT and how to raise your score - every common ASVAB question answered and checked against official sources.
Read the articleReal answer data from our TEAS course: the Reading questions learners miss most - inference, tone, text structure, author's purpose, figurative language and evidence - with a worked fix for each.
Read the articleReal answer data from our TEAS course: the English questions learners miss most - subject-verb agreement, pronoun agreement, modifiers, wordiness, parts of speech and comma splices - with a worked fix for each.
Read the articleReal answer data from our TEAS course: the Math questions learners miss most - dividing fractions, scaling mixed numbers, multi-step equations, subtracting parentheses, triangle area and eighths - with a worked fix for each.
Read the articleReal answer data from our TEAS course: the Science questions learners miss most - protein synthesis, the pH scale, meiosis, DNA bonds, cellular respiration and brain regions - with a worked fix for each.
Read the articleEight practice questions in the style of the real TEAS Reading section - main idea, details, word meaning in context, text structure, fact versus opinion, following directions, reading a table and evaluating evidence.
Read the articleEight practice questions in the style of the real TEAS English section - subject-verb agreement, pronoun case, semicolons, spelling, sentence types, medical word parts, context clues and formal register.
Read the articleFifty questions in twelve minutes, no calculator, and no penalty for guessing - what the test actually measures, how it is scored, what number you need, which version you have been sent, and why almost nobody finishes it.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the large intestine mix-up that scored below random guessing, which organelle packages proteins, warm-blooded terminology, Earth's molten layer, what powers the water cycle and the most abundant element in the body - each fixed with a fresh question.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the Science questions test-takers get wrong most - weightlessness in orbit, the most abundant gas in air, the body's transport system, open circuits, ribosome function and dependent variables - each fixed with a fresh worked problem.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data, including which wrong answers learners chose: why Jamestown was founded, Civil War border states, the law of demand, the Federal Reserve, the Marshall Plan and economic definitions - each fixed with a fresh question.
Read the articleEight practice questions worked out step by step - cell energy, photosynthesis and respiration, Punnett squares, energy flow, Newton's second law, conservation of mass, rock formation and reading a data table.
Read the articleEight practice questions following the real blueprint - the three branches, veto overrides, the First Amendment, popular sovereignty, the Electoral College, supply and demand, opportunity cost and chart reading.
Read the articleEight practice questions weighted the way the real section is, with anatomy and physiology carrying the load - heart blood flow, gas exchange, the nephron, calcium regulation, fight-or-flight, RNA bases, pH and study variables.
Read the articleEight practice questions in the four-function-calculator style the TEAS demands - dosage proportions, percent change, unit conversion, ratios, fraction operations, solving equations, averages and IV flow rates.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the math questions test-takers get wrong most - testing points on a line, working backward from an average, negative solutions, the plus-or-minus root, adding polynomials and percent-off traps - each fixed with a fresh worked problem.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the Language Arts skills test-takers get wrong most - parallel structure, rhetorical appeals, subject-verb agreement, simile vs metaphor, comma splices and sentence types - each fixed with a fresh practice question.
Read the articleEight practice questions worked out step by step - linear equations, slope, the Pythagorean theorem, percents, circle area, binomials and probability - covering the algebra-heavy heart of the GED Math test.
Read the articleSeven practice questions with full explanations - parallel structure, subject-verb agreement, punctuation, misplaced modifiers, transitions and vocabulary in context - covering the grammar and reading skills the GED tests most.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the Assembling Objects concepts test-takers get wrong most - locking fasteners, interlocking corner joints, connector keying, torsion-resistant shapes, dowels versus bearings, and hidden joinery - each fixed with a fresh worked problem.
Read the articleSix original practice questions across the section's core ground - the four-stroke engine cycle, the cooling system, hydraulic brakes, measuring tools, saws and fasteners - each with a full worked solution and the trap it defuses.
Read the articleSix connection puzzles drawn in the real test's style, each with a diagram and full explanation - plus the two traps that decide the section: mirror-image shapes and lines attached to the wrong point.
Read the articleSix original practice questions across the core Mechanical Comprehension ideas - levers, pulleys, gears, hydraulics, inclined planes and seesaw torque - each with a full worked solution and the trap it defuses.
Read the articleSix original practice questions covering the essentials Electronics Information keeps testing - Ohm's law, series and parallel circuits, conductors, power in watts, components and AC frequency - each fully explained.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the mechanical concepts test-takers get backwards - hydraulic force, gear direction, the screw, mechanical advantage, lever classes and friction - each fixed with a fresh worked problem.
Read the articleThe Wonderlic gives you 50 questions in 12 minutes - so speed is the real test. Six worked practice questions across verbal, math and logic, plus the pacing-and-triage plan that banks the most points in the time you have.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the Word Knowledge and reading questions test-takers get wrong most - connotation, precise degree, sound-alike words, sentence context and naming literary devices - including the one missed by 89% of learners.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the electronics fundamentals test-takers get backwards - resistance units, the reversed analog-meter scale, AC vs DC, voltmeters, inductors and diodes - each fixed with a fresh practice question.
Read the articleFrom real course answer data: the auto & shop concepts that trip up the most test-takers - measuring tools, mechanisms, stability, I-beams and the inclined plane - each with a fresh worked practice problem.
Read the articleDrawn from real answer data in our practice course: the five mistakes that cost the most points - like the 52% who forget π entirely - why each happens, and the habit that fixes it.
Read the articleRatios, rates, percents and word problems - five questions in the real test's style, each worked out step by step so you learn the method, not just the answer.
Read the articleThree methods for answering vocabulary questions even when the word is unfamiliar - word parts, context clues and connotation - with practice questions and full explanations.
Read the articleOrder of operations, solving for a variable, exponents, area, perimeter and angles - six worked problems that cover the "school math" half of the ASVAB.
Read the articleMain idea, detail, inference and vocabulary-in-context - four practice passages and a method that works on every question type.
Read the articleLife science, earth and space, chemistry and physics - six questions spanning the section's full range, each explained so the fact sticks. Plus how this subtest affects your line scores.
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