ASVAB Mechanical Comprehension Test and Auto/Shop Test

These sections of the ASVAB exam distinguish the ASVAB test from other tests. These 2 sections cover material that is not covered on other standardized tests in many cases. In other words, these sections make the ASVAB test unique.

The auto/shop section has 25 questions that must be answered within 11 minutes. The mechanical section has 25 questions that must be answered within 19 minutes. Time management is more critical in the auto/shop section of the exam.

Preparing for both of these sections requires some practical exposure to engine operations, maintenance, and mechanical devices. Some questions may ask, “What is the object represented in this picture?” If you are weak on both mechanical sections, it is recommended that you read a vehicle manual to familiarize yourself with some technical terminology. Moreover, reading summaries in physics books or reviewing physics notes may be helpful. If all else fails have a friend or family member explain the operation of the family lawnmower. If you are able to visualize a motor that is on a small scale and tangible you may do better on the ASVAB test.

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