This is Part 9 of the Practice ASVAB test. Part 9 covers Assembling Objects. Test questions assess your understanding of how objects fit together and visual space. You will have 16 minutes to answer 16 questions, or one minute per question. When you are ready, click the on the button below to start the test. You will not be able to pause the test once you begin.
About the ASVAB Assembling Objects Test
The military puts a high emphasis on being able to think quickly, use common sense and also lean on your prior academics. This section is part of both the computerized CAT version of the test as well as the manual portion of the test. Both tests are fifteen minutes long, but the Assembling Objects test has only 16 questions in the computerized version compared to 25 in the manual version.
Using our practice version of the Assembling Objects ASVAB test will help you practice your understanding visual space and quickly assess how objects fit together. Many questions on the Assembling Objects test are diagrams with questions asking how a set of shapes may fit together or where multiple points may be joined from various objects. If these questions don’t come easily for you, we suggest going through these ASVAB Assembling Objects practice test questions often until you get a better feel for them.
Each Assembling Objects test question is a multiple choice question with one correct option among four possible answers.