Automotive Suspension

What is the primary function of an automotive suspension system?

• To increase the speed of the vehicle

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To absorb and dampen road shocks

• To enhance the vehicle's aerodynamics

Which component of the suspension system is responsible for absorbing shocks?

• Springs

• Shock absorbers

• Control arms

• Stabilizer bars

What type of spring is commonly used in automotive suspension systems?

• Leaf spring

• Torsion spring

• Coil spring

• Gas spring

How does a MacPherson strut differ from a double wishbone suspension?

• It uses fewer components

• It provides better handling

• It is more expensive

• It is heavier

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What is the role of a stabilizer bar in a suspension system?

• To reduce body roll during cornering

• To increase vehicle speed

• To improve braking efficiency

• To enhance fuel economy

Which scientific principle is primarily involved in the functioning of shock absorbers?

• Newton's First Law

• Pascal's Principle

• Damping of oscillations

• Archimedes' Principle

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What is the effect of a stiffer suspension on vehicle handling?

• Improves comfort

• Increases body roll

• Enhances handling

• Reduces fuel efficiency

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In a suspension system, what is the purpose of control arms?

• To connect the wheels to the vehicle's frame

• To absorb road shocks

• To increase vehicle speed

• To enhance aerodynamics

Which material is commonly used for manufacturing coil springs in suspension systems?

• Aluminum

• Carbon fiber

• Steel

• Plastic

What is the main advantage of an independent suspension system?

• Better fuel efficiency

• Improved ride comfort

• Lower manufacturing cost

• Simpler design

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