Question 1

How does a clutch allow power transfer from the engine to the manual transmission?

Accepted Answer

A clutch assembly is mounted to the engine flywheel, which spins the entire assembly. When the clutch pedal is released, spring pressure in the pressure plate clamps the clutch disc to the flywheel. The clutch disc is splined to the transmission input shaft, which turns when the clutch is engaged.

Question 2

Torque is a measurement of _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  the rate power is produced 
B)  engine efficiency 
C)  the amount of work performed 
D)  rotating or turning effort 
A)  the rate power is produced 
B)  engine efficiency 
C)  the amount of work performed 
D)  rotating or turning effort D

Question 3

Who is pivotal in preventing shop accidents by observing the rules of safety?

Accepted Answer

It has been said that 50 percent of all shop accidents could have been prevented by a single individual, the technician.

Question 4

List two possible reactions to prolonged contact with oil or gasoline on clothing.

Accepted Answer

Oil against your skin for a pr

Question 5

How often should hazardous materials training be given?

Accepted Answer

A)  monthly 
B)  quarterly 
C)  annually 
D)  only for new hires 
A)  monthly 
B)  quarterly 
C)  annually 
D)  only for new hires

Question 6

A class B fire involves flammable liquids such as oil, gasoline, paint, or lighter fluid.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What are the four classifications of potential health hazards in an automotive repair shop?

Accepted Answer

A typical shop contains many p

Question 8

Explain the functions of the differential.

Accepted Answer

The differential allows a difference in

Question 9

Idler gears are uninvolved with "driving" anything; they are used to reverse the direction of rotation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

According to the EPA, what are four characteristics associated with hazardous wastes?

Accepted Answer

Something is classified as a hazardous w

Question 11

Loose clothing or long hair can become dangerous around moving engine parts because they can get caught and pull body parts into harm's way.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Technician A says universal joints allow the drive shaft to change angles in response to rear axle movements. Technician B says universal joints keep the drive shaft length constant as the drive shaft changes angles. Who is correct?

Accepted Answer

A)  A only 
B)  B only 
C)  both A and B 
D)  neither A nor B 
A)  A only 
B)  B only 
C)  both A and B 
D)  neither A nor B

Question 13

Any injury that causes bleeding can potentially be a source of blood-borne pathogens (disease causing microorganisms), such as those that cause HIV or hepatitis B.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Torque converters use fluid flow to transfer motion from the engine to the transmission.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

What type of courses offered by the American Red Cross are designed to teach shop employees how to treat certain injuries and possibly save someone's life?

Accepted Answer

It also is a good idea for you to know f

Question 16

How are gasoline and diesel engines different in their operation?

Accepted Answer

A gasoline engine uses a spark plug to s

Question 17

The drive shaft is connected at one end to the transmission and at the other end to the rear axle.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Most automotive engines are _____cycle engines.

Accepted Answer

A)  two-stroke 
B)  four-stroke 
C)  six-stroke 
D)  eight-stroke 
A)  two-stroke 
B)  four-stroke 
C)  six-stroke 
D)  eight-stroke

Question 19

List three types of eye protection.

Accepted Answer

Three types of eye p

Question 20

Describe the four strokes of the internal combustion engine.

Accepted Answer

During the first stroke, the intake valv

How does a clutch allow power transfer from the engine to the manual transmission?

Torque is a measurement of _____.

Who is pivotal in preventing shop accidents by observing the rules of safety?

List two possible reactions to prolonged contact with oil or gasoline on clothing.

How often should hazardous materials training be given?

A class B fire involves flammable liquids such as oil, gasoline, paint, or lighter fluid.

What are the four classifications of potential health hazards in an automotive repair shop?

Explain the functions of the differential.

Idler gears are uninvolved with "driving" anything; they are used to reverse the direction of rotation.

According to the EPA, what are four characteristics associated with hazardous wastes?

Loose clothing or long hair can become dangerous around moving engine parts because they can get caught and pull body parts into harm's way.

Technician A says universal joints allow the drive shaft to change angles in response to rear axle movements. Technician B says universal joints keep the drive shaft length constant as the drive shaft changes angles. Who is correct?

Any injury that causes bleeding can potentially be a source of blood-borne pathogens (disease causing microorganisms), such as those that cause HIV or hepatitis B.

Torque converters use fluid flow to transfer motion from the engine to the transmission.

What type of courses offered by the American Red Cross are designed to teach shop employees how to treat certain injuries and possibly save someone's life?

How are gasoline and diesel engines different in their operation?

The drive shaft is connected at one end to the transmission and at the other end to the rear axle.

Most automotive engines are _____cycle engines.

List three types of eye protection.

Describe the four strokes of the internal combustion engine.

Drivetrain Theory Special Tools and Procedures

Clutches Servicing Clutches

Manual Transmissions Transaxles Servicing Transmissions Transaxles

Front Drive Axles Servicing Front Drive Axles

Drive Shafts and Universal Joints Servicing Drive Shafts and Universal Joints

Differentials and Drive Axles Servicing Differentials and Drive Axles

Four Wheel Drive Systems Servicing Four Wheel Drive Systems

Advanced Four Wheel Drive Systems Diagnosing 4wd and Awd Control Systems

Drivetrain Electrical and Electronic Systems Servicing Drivetrain Electrical Systems

Electronically Controlled and Automated Transmissions Diagnosing Advanced Electronic Systems

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Exam 1: Classroom Manual Manual Drivetrains and Axles Safety

How does a clutch allow power transfer from the engine to the manual transmission?

Torque is a measurement of _____.

Who is pivotal in preventing shop accidents by observing the rules of safety?

List two possible reactions to prolonged contact with oil or gasoline on clothing.

How often should hazardous materials training be given?

A class B fire involves flammable liquids such as oil, gasoline, paint, or lighter fluid.

What are the four classifications of potential health hazards in an automotive repair shop?

Explain the functions of the differential.

Idler gears are uninvolved with "driving" anything; they are used to reverse the direction of rotation.

According to the EPA, what are four characteristics associated with hazardous wastes?

Loose clothing or long hair can become dangerous around moving engine parts because they can get caught and pull body parts into harm's way.

Technician A says universal joints allow the drive shaft to change angles in response to rear axle movements. Technician B says universal joints keep the drive shaft length constant as the drive shaft changes angles. Who is correct?

Any injury that causes bleeding can potentially be a source of blood-borne pathogens (disease causing microorganisms), such as those that cause HIV or hepatitis B.

Torque converters use fluid flow to transfer motion from the engine to the transmission.

What type of courses offered by the American Red Cross are designed to teach shop employees how to treat certain injuries and possibly save someone's life?

How are gasoline and diesel engines different in their operation?

The drive shaft is connected at one end to the transmission and at the other end to the rear axle.

Most automotive engines are _____cycle engines.

List three types of eye protection.

Describe the four strokes of the internal combustion engine.

Drivetrain Theory Special Tools and Procedures

Clutches Servicing Clutches

Manual Transmissions Transaxles Servicing Transmissions Transaxles

Front Drive Axles Servicing Front Drive Axles

Drive Shafts and Universal Joints Servicing Drive Shafts and Universal Joints

Differentials and Drive Axles Servicing Differentials and Drive Axles

Four Wheel Drive Systems Servicing Four Wheel Drive Systems

Advanced Four Wheel Drive Systems Diagnosing 4wd and Awd Control Systems

Drivetrain Electrical and Electronic Systems Servicing Drivetrain Electrical Systems

Electronically Controlled and Automated Transmissions Diagnosing Advanced Electronic Systems

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