Which of the following sections tests mechanical reasoning on the ASVAB?

Mechanical reasoning is specifically evaluated in the Mechanical Comprehension section of the ASVAB. This section assesses a candidate’s ability to understand and apply concepts related to mechanical principles, such as the relationships between force, motion, energy, and materials. It often includes questions that involve understanding how simple machines work, the effects of gravity and friction, and interpreting diagrams demonstrating mechanical systems.

The other sections, while important, focus on different skills and knowledge areas: Arithmetic Reasoning concentrates on solving mathematical problems, Word Knowledge assesses vocabulary and language comprehension, and General Science tests understanding of biological and physical sciences. None of these sections are dedicated to mechanical reasoning, which is why they wouldn't be correct in this context.