AFOQT practice

Timed tests, practice sets and vocabulary cards for the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test. For anyone sitting it: AFROTC cadets, OTS applicants, and everyone else.

9 sections 707 written questions 233 vocabulary words 6 composite estimates

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What it covers

Each section has untimed practice with an explanation after every answer, and a timed test scored at the end. The table gives the size of each question bank, then the number of questions and the time limit on its timed test.

Section	Questions	Timed test	Time limit
Knowledge sections
Word Knowledge	233	20	10:00
Math Knowledge	60 + generated	15	15:00
Arithmetic Reasoning	50 + generated	12	15:00
Verbal Analogies	200	15	7:30
Reading Comprehension	120	9	9:00
Pilot sections
Table Reading	Generated	40	7:00
Instrument Comprehension	Generated	25	5:00
Aviation Information	44	20	8:00
Block Counting	Generated	30	5:00

Pilot sections use the official question counts and time limits. Knowledge sections use shorter practice pacing. "Generated" questions are made fresh for every set, so they never repeat: tables to read, instruments to match, blocks to count, and most of the math.

How studying works

A timed Word Knowledge test: question 2 of 20, a countdown clock, and five answer choices. — **Timed tests.** The clock runs, there is no feedback until the end, and the score waits for the last question, as on test day.

A results screen listing two missed questions, each with the answer given, the correct answer, and a one-line explanation. — **Every miss explained.** Missed questions are listed with the right answer and the reason, and stay on a review list until you get them right.

An Instrument Comprehension question: an artificial horizon, a compass, and five drawings of an aircraft in different attitudes. — **Pilot sections are drawn.** Read the horizon and the compass, then pick the aircraft that matches. Table Reading and Block Counting work the same way.

A vocabulary quiz asking what TENACIOUS means, with five definitions to choose from. — **A vocabulary deck that grows.** It starts with three words and adds three at a time. Words you miss come back until you know them, and finishing the deck each day keeps a streak.

It also keeps your accuracy by section, points you at your weakest one, and estimates the six composites (Pilot, Combat Systems Officer, Air Battle Manager, Academic Aptitude, Verbal, Quantitative) from your practice so far.

Where it runs

Web browser	Now. Log in and study on this site.
Mac app	Now. The download is on this site after you log in.
Windows app	Later.
iPhone and iPad	Later.

Progress is saved to your account, so it is the same wherever you log in.