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Time: 11 minutes
- The gauge shown here is calibrated to read in what measurement?
- pounds per linear foot
- pounds per square inch
- meters per foot
- oil temperature
- An automobile radiator cools the engine coolant by
- rapid circulation through a cooling coil.
- freon in the air conditioning system.
- the flow of air across the radiator grills.
- high pressure energy.
- Which of the following would indicate an overinflated tire?
- excessive wear in the middle of the tire tread
- excessive wear on the edges of the tire thread
- excessive wear on the outer edge of the front right tire tread
- none of the above
- An automobile that bounces a lot on roads would most likely have a problem with
- front end alignment.
- shock absorbers.
- rear end alignment.
- engine mounts.
- What is the primary function of the water pump in a car?
- to circulate coolant
- to evacuate waste water
- to remove exhaust
- to filter water
- The purpose of the crankshaft is
- to start the engine.
- to convert the up-and-down motion of the pistons and tie rods into rotational movement.
- to ensure the universal joint correctly powers the rear axle.
- none of the above
- An automobile differential is located in the
- gear box.
- distributor.
- universal joint.
- drive axle.
- The purpose of a camshaft in an internal combustion engine is to
- provide ignition of the fuel.
- provide cooling of the fuel.
- provide lubrication of the engine.
- transfer energy to the drivetrain.
- Vernier calipers are used to perform which of the following functions?
- tightening
- measuring
- cutting
- drilling
- Which of the following automotive systems uses lubrication fluid?
- the transmission system
- the exhaust system
- the suspension system
- the electrical system
- To which automotive system does the alternator belong?
- the steering system
- the cooling system
- the electrical system
- the engine
- What is the function of the spark plugs in the internal combustion engine in a car?
- to transfer electricity to the alternator
- to increase the cylinder size
- to cool the engine
- to ignite the fuel
- Which fluid is contained in a car radiator?
- transmission fluid
- cooling fluid
- brake fluid
- steering fluid
- A plumber, looking to turn soft iron pipes or fittings with a rounded surface, would most likely use which tool?
- A floor plan is drawn to scale so that 1 4 inch represents 2 feet. If a hall on the plan is 4 inches long, how long will the actual hall be when it is built?
- 2 feet
- 8 feet
- 16 feet
- 32 feet
- All the rooms in a building are rectangular, with 8-foot ceilings. One room is 9 feet wide by 11 feet long. What is the combined area of the four walls, including doors and windows?
- 99 square feet
- 160 square feet
- 320 square feet
- 72 square feet
- What tool is used to hold a piece of material in fixed position?
- a biscuit joiner
- a router
- a vise
- a caliper
- Which of the following is NOT a carpenter's hand tool?
- a winch
- a level
- a compass
- a chisel
- To a welder, what do ammonium chloride, rosin, hydrochloric acid, zinc chloride, and borax have in common?
- They are all common types of metal polishing materials.
- They are all common types of flux.
- They can all be used as solder.
- They are all types of metal that can be welded together.
- Which of the following tools would be best to drill precisely placed holes to a specific depth?
- an awl
- a chisel
- a hand drill
- a drill press
- What type of gauge uses units of rpm?
- a pressure gauge
- a tachometer
- a speedometer
- a thermometer
- What type of outside energy source could be used to operate a pump?
- a battery
- an internal combustion engine
- an electric motor
- all of the above
- Which of the following wrenches is adjustable?
- a crescent wrench
- a pipe wrench
- channel locks
- all the above
- A ball-peen hammer is characterized by
- an elongated claw.
- a rounded hemispherical head.
- a stainless steel construction.
- all the above
- A wood chisel is used for
- carving, cutting, or chipping.
- slicing, dicing, or paring.
- grinding or polishing.
- prying.
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