What areas does the General Science section of the ASVAB cover?

The General Science section of the ASVAB assesses a candidate's knowledge across a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines. This includes basic biology, which covers concepts related to living organisms and life processes; chemistry, which examines the properties and interactions of matter; physics, focusing on the laws governing energy, force, and motion; and earth science, which includes geology, meteorology, and astronomy. This comprehensive coverage is designed to evaluate a candidate’s understanding of fundamental scientific principles that are foundational to a variety of technical and scientific fields.

The other options suggest a more limited scope, such as focusing solely on one or two disciplines or only on health-related subjects, which do not reflect the full range of topics included in the General Science section of the ASVAB.