Which section on the ASVAB tests visual-motor skills?

The section that tests visual-motor skills is Assembly Objects. This part of the ASVAB evaluates how well individuals can understand and manipulate three-dimensional objects, which is a critical skill in many technical and mechanical fields. It requires test-takers to visualize the relationships between different parts and how they fit together, showcasing their spatial abilities and hand-eye coordination.

In contrast, Mathematics Knowledge assesses mathematical concepts and applications, Word Knowledge evaluates vocabulary and language comprehension, and Social Science focuses on understanding societal and cultural concepts. These sections do not directly measure visual-motor skills, which are specifically targeted in the Assembly Objects part of the test.