Car's Suspension System Basics (1)

What is the primary function of a car's suspension system?

• A. To provide a smooth ride

• B. To increase speed

• C. To enhance fuel efficiency

• D. To ignite fuel

What component absorbs shocks in the suspension system?

• A. Spring

• B. Shock absorber

• C. Control Arm

• D. Sway Bar

Which part of the suspension system connects the wheel to the car's chassis?

• A. Spring

• B. Shock absorber

• C. Control Arm

• D. Sway Bar

What component helps to reduce body roll during cornering?

• A. Spring

• B. Shock absorber

• C. Control Arm

• D. Sway Bar

What is the function of coil springs in a suspension system?

• A. To absorb and dissipate shocks

• B. To ignite fuel

• C. To enhance fuel efficiency

• D. To reduce body roll

What part of the suspension system provides structural support to the car's chassis?

• A. Spring

• B. Shock absorber

• C. Control Arm

• D. Strut

What is the function of the ball joint in a suspension system?

• A. Allows for movement between suspension and wheels

• B. Reduces body roll

• C. Absorbs shocks

• D. Provides structural support

Which component acts as a linkage between different parts of the suspension system?

• A. Spring

• B. Shock absorber

• C. Tie rod

• D. Strut

What is the purpose of air suspension?

• A. To provide a smoother ride

• B. To ignite fuel

• C. To enhance fuel efficiency

• D. To reduce body roll

Which part of the suspension system dampens the effect of bumps and vibrations?

• A. Spring

• B. Shock absorber

• C. Control Arm

• D. Sway Bar