Montgomery's Auto Brakes

What is the primary function of brakes in a vehicle?

• To accelerate the vehicle

• To control the vehicle's speed

• To change the direction of the vehicle

• To start the vehicle

Which principle do brakes use to stop a vehicle?

• Magnetism

• Friction

• Gravity

• Electricity

What are the two main types of braking systems found in vehicles?

• Electric and magnetic

• Disc and drum

• Hydraulic and pneumatic

• Manual and automatic

What component in the brake system squeezes the brake pads against the rotor to stop the vehicle?

• Brake pedal

• Brake caliper

• Brake line

• Brake fluid

Why is brake fluid important in a braking system?

• It lubricates the moving parts

• It cleans the brake components

• It transmits force to the brakes

• It cools down the brake system

In a hydraulic brake system, what happens when the brake pedal is pressed?

• Air pressure increases

• Brake fluid pressure increases

• Brake fluid freezes

• Brake fluid evaporates

What is the main purpose of the brake pads?

• To hold the brake fluid

• To press against the brake rotor and create friction

• To connect the wheel to the brake system

• To signal when to stop

Which of the following is NOT a component of a disc brake system?

• Brake disc

• Brake drum

• Brake caliper

• Brake pads

What does ABS stand for in braking systems?

• Automatic Braking System

• Anti-Brake System

• Anti-Lock Braking System

• Advanced Braking System

Why is it dangerous to have air in the hydraulic brake system?

• It increases the braking distance

• It makes the brakes too sensitive

• It causes the brake fluid to leak

• It reduces the car's speed