Internal Combustion Engines Quiz

What is the primary function of an internal combustion engine?

• To convert chemical energy into electrical energy

• To convert chemical energy into thermal energy

• To convert chemical energy into mechanical energy

• To convert electrical energy into mechanical energy

What type of fuel is commonly used in internal combustion engines?

• Wood

• Diesel

• Coal

• Hydrogen

Which part of the internal combustion engine converts reciprocating motion into rotary motion?

• Piston

• Crankshaft

• Cylinder

• Spark plug

Among the listed choices, what is the typical cycle used in most internal combustion engines?

• Otto cycle

• Carnot cycle

• Rankine cycle

• Brayton cycle

Which component ignites the fuel-air mixture in a gasoline engine?

• Injector

• Carburetor

• Spark plug

• Exhaust valve

What does the term "four-stroke" refer to in internal combustion engines?

• Number of cylinders

• Number of cycles per second

• number of strokes in a single cycle

Which of the following strokes is not a part of the four-stroke engine cycle?

• Intake

• Compression

• Exhaust

• Pre-ignition

In a diesel engine, what initiates the combustion of fuel?

• Spark plug

• Glow plug

• Compression ignition

• Carburetion

Which part of the internal combustion engine ensures the proper timing of the opening and closing of valves?

• Crankshaft

• Camshaft

• Piston

• Flywheel

What is the primary purpose of the cooling system in an internal combustion engine?

• To reduce fuel consumption

• To maintain optimal operating temperature

• To increase engine power

• To reduce engine noise