Automotive Suspension and Steering

What is the primary function of an automotive suspension system?

• To provide a smooth ride by absorbing shocks

• To increase the speed of the vehicle

• To enhance the fuel efficiency

• To improve the aerodynamics

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Which component of the suspension system is responsible for absorbing and dampening shock impulses?

• Springs

• Shock absorbers

• Control arms

• Stabilizer bars

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What type of suspension system uses air springs instead of traditional coil springs?

• Hydraulic suspension

• Air suspension

• Leaf spring suspension

• Torsion bar suspension

In a MacPherson strut suspension system, what component is integrated with the shock absorber?

• Control arm

• Coil spring

• Stabilizer bar

• Leaf spring

Which of the following is a common type of steering system used in modern vehicles?

• Rack and pinion steering

• Worm and sector steering

• Recirculating ball steering

• Hydraulic steering

What is the main advantage of using power steering in vehicles?

• Increases fuel efficiency

• Reduces steering effort

• Improves vehicle speed

• Enhances braking performance

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Which part of the steering system connects the steering wheel to the steering mechanism?

• Steering column

• Tie rod

• Pitman arm

• Idler arm

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

• To reduce body roll during cornering

• To increase vehicle speed

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To enhance braking performance

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Which type of suspension system is commonly used in heavy-duty trucks?

• Leaf spring suspension

• Air suspension

• Hydraulic suspension

• Torsion bar suspension

What is the role of control arms in a suspension system?

• To connect the wheels to the vehicle's frame

• To absorb shock impulses

• To enhance braking performance

• To improve fuel efficiency

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