In which section would you find questions about mechanical comprehension?

Mechanical comprehension questions are specifically designed to assess an individual's understanding of mechanical principles and concepts, such as the behavior of machines, tools, and mechanical systems. In the context of the ASVAB, these questions typically focus on topics like levers, pulleys, gears, and basic physics principles that govern how mechanical systems operate.

The Auto and Shop Information section is dedicated to evaluating knowledge related to vehicles, tools, and the workings of machinery, making it the most relevant section for mechanical comprehension. This section not only tests practical knowledge about automotive and shop-related tasks but also dives deeply into the underlying mechanical concepts.

The other sections focus on different skills and knowledge areas. Mathematics Knowledge emphasizes mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills, Word Knowledge assesses vocabulary and the ability to understand and use words effectively, while General Science covers basic scientific concepts across various disciplines, such as biology and chemistry. None of these sections specifically target mechanical principles as directly as the Auto and Shop Information section does.