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by Angie Papple Johnston (Author)
Learn the stuff you need to know to enlist in the U.S. military
Want to enlist in the military? You'll have to pass the AFQT--the core sections of the ASVAB test that gauge your core academic competency. ASVAB AFQT For Dummies helps you review the Math Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Word Knowledge, and Arithmetic Reasoning skills you'll need to earn a great score. You'll get access to deep content review and practice for each section, plus four full-length practice tests in the book and four more online. Plus, this book is packed with must-know information about how to register, when and where to take the test, and how to target your preferred career--including careers in the new Space Force. Study with this Dummies guide and start your U.S. military career.
- Review all the content covered on the four ASVAB subsections that qualify you to enlist in the U.S. armed forces
- Learn about each of the question types and get strategies for answering them quickly and easily
- Prepare with 8 full practice tests, plus more practice questions on each topic
- Get complete explanations of all correct answers so you can sharpen your skills
Anyone preparing to take the ASVAB will love this extra Dummies-style review and practice on the AFQT subsections.
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Drill down on the core sections of the ASVAB
There's only one thing standing between you and your military uniform--the ASVAB. ASVAB AFQT For Dummies focuses on the the four ASVAB subtests that determine whether you're eligible to join: Math Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Word Knowledge, and Arithmetic Reasoning. These are the sections you must pass, and pass you will, thanks to simple explanations, hundreds of practice questions, and eight full-length practice tests in the book and online. Plus, find tips for conquering stress on test day. Get the score you need to get in the door of the U.S. Armed Forces.
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Author Biography
Angie Papple Johnston joined the U.S. Army in 2006 as a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Specialist. During her second deployment as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Angie became her battalion's public affairs representative. She also served as the Lead Cadre for the Texas Army National Guard's Recruit Sustainment program.
