Understanding Car Suspension Systems

Which of the following is a primary component of a light duty car suspension system?

• Engine

• Shock Absorber

• Transmission

• Radiator

What type of suspension system uses a single beam to connect the wheels on opposite sides?

• Independent Suspension

• Solid Axle Suspension

• MacPherson Strut

• Air Suspension

What is the primary function of shock absorbers in a vehicle's suspension system?

• To support the weight of the vehicle

• To absorb and dampen road shocks

• To increase engine power

• To improve fuel efficiency

Which component in the suspension system is primarily responsible for maintaining the vehicle's ride height?

• Springs

• Brake Pads

• Tires

• Steering Wheel

What is a common issue that can occur with suspension systems?

• Overheating

• Tire Blowout

• Worn-out Shock Absorbers

• Battery Drain

Which type of suspension system allows each wheel to move independently of the others?

• Leaf Spring Suspension

• Independent Suspension

• Torsion Bar Suspension

• Rigid Axle Suspension

What role do springs play in a vehicle's suspension system?

• They provide power to the engine

• They absorb and store energy from road impacts

• They control the vehicle's speed

• They enhance the vehicle's aerodynamics

Which of the following is NOT a type of spring used in suspension systems?

• Coil Spring

• Leaf Spring

• Torsion Spring

• Hydraulic Spring

What is the main purpose of a MacPherson strut in a suspension system?

• To provide a compact and efficient suspension design

• To increase the vehicle's top speed

• To reduce fuel consumption

• To enhance braking performance

Which suspension component is most likely to cause a bouncy ride if it fails?

• Shock Absorber

• Brake Disc

• Fuel Pump

• Exhaust Pipe