Steering Systems Quiz

What is the primary function of the steering system in a car?

• To absorb road shocks

• To convert the movement of the steering wheel into a side-to-side movement that pivots the front wheels

• To keep the tyres in contact with the road

• To provide power to the engine

Which component allows the front wheel and brake assemblies to turn from side to side and move up and down?

• Shock absorber

• Ball joint

• Tie rod

• Control arm

What is the role of the suspension system in a vehicle?

• To increase fuel efficiency

• To provide the car with good handling and absorb road shocks

• To enhance the car's speed

• To improve the car's aerodynamics

What does the term "manoeuvrability" refer to in the context of a vehicle?

• The vehicle's ability to accelerate quickly

• How easily the vehicle can change direction

• The vehicle's fuel consumption rate

• The vehicle's braking efficiency

Which of the following best describes "handling" in automotive terms?

• The car's ability to maintain speed

• The manoeuvrability and control of the car

• The car's fuel efficiency

• The car's braking distance

What is the function of ball joints in a car's steering and suspension system?

• To provide power to the wheels

• To allow movement in a number of different directions

• To increase the car's speed

• To reduce the car's weight

What does the term "telescopic" refer to in the context of car components?

• The ability to rotate

• The ability to collapse in on itself

• The ability to expand

• The ability to conduct electricity

Which of the following is NOT a function of the suspension system?

• To keep the tyres in contact with the road

• To absorb road shocks

• To provide power to the engine

• To give passengers a comfortable ride

In which unit would you measure the weight of a car's suspension component if it weighs more than 10 kg?

• Pounds

• Ounces

• Kilograms

• Grams

What is the primary benefit of having a well-maintained steering and suspension system?

• Increased fuel efficiency

• Improved manoeuvrability, handling, and comfort

• Enhanced engine performance

• Reduced tyre wear