In the final section of our ASVAB General Science guide, we take a look back over the most relevant parts of the guide, and how they can direct you in your future study.
Posted in 1st December, 2014 | General ScienceSummary of General Science
Summary of General Science
This ASVAB General Science guide covers everything you need to know to pass your exam. There is a lot of material there, but with enough time, you should have no difficulty digesting each section and absorbing all relevant material. The guide began by introducing you to the format of the exam, highlighting the limited amount of time you have to answer each question. It was mentioned how this should remain to the fore of your study, as it’s against this clock you will have to answer the questions. We then advanced onto exam preparation and study strategies, detailing everything you need to consider – maximizing your result at the ASVAB General Science exam.
One such strategy involved analyzing the prefixes and suffixes of scientific vocabulary. The purpose of this exercise is to increase the probability by which you can eliminate potential answers. This will, in turn, increase the rate at which you guess the right answer correctly. After completing this preliminary work, we then advanced onto the three main areas of your ASVAB General Science work:
- Biology
- Physical Sciences
- Earth Science
We went through each of these in detail, to the detail required to fulfill the needs of the ASVAB curriculum. It was noted how biology questions have a tendency to appear more often than either physical sciences or earth science, and this reflected the amount of material you have to learn. Nonetheless, you need to comprehensively cover each of these sections to attain the highest grade you can. Upon completing your studies in this area, you should take the time to partake in a self-assessment quiz, as it’s this type of assessment that will determine both your strong areas and weak areas in science. When you complete the quiz, note your weakest areas and invest more time into these areas for the next week of study.
What Next?
In addition to this, you need to structure your science study, by way of formulating a coherent timetable – one that fairly deals with each aspect of your science curriculum. In order to maximize your result, it’s necessary to develop a long-term study strategy to cater for these needs. We dealt, in part, with this in our study guide, but it’s worth emphasizing here given its acute importance. Success at your ASVAB General Science exam means working hard, but we’re sure you will accomplish the result you desire if you follow all these steps in a reasoned and logical way – only then will you remain fully prepared for anything this exam has to throw at you.
In the third section of this guide, we will provide a comprehensive analysis of the shop information element of your exam.
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