Suspension Systems Quiz

What type of system is being focused on in the presentation?

• Electrical system

• Suspension system

• Fuel system

• Transmission system

Which part of the vehicle is directly affected by the suspension system?

• The engine

• The wheels

• The headlights

• The trunk

What does a strut in a vehicle's suspension system contain?

• Control arm and steering knuckle

• Coil spring and shock absorber

• Frame and control arm

• Steering knuckle and frame

What is the primary role of the control arm in a vehicle's suspension system?

• To allow for vertical and horizontal movement

• To pivot on the vehicle frame

• To contain a coil spring and a shock absorber

• To connect the steering knuckle to the frame

Which component is responsible for supporting the vehicle's weight in the suspension system?

• Control arm

• Coil spring

• Steering knuckle

• Shock absorber

What happens to a solid axle when a vehicle travels over a road bump?

• It remains stable.

• It tilts, causing both wheels to tilt.

• It breaks.

• It absorbs the bump.

What is the effect of a solid axle on wheel movement?

• It allows independent wheel movement.

• It causes both wheels to tilt together.

• It prevents wheel movement.

• It stabilizes the wheels.

What is a disadvantage of a solid axle compared to independent suspension?

• It is more expensive.

• It causes both wheels to tilt over bumps.

• It is heavier.

• It requires more maintenance.

Which component is labeled in the diagram?

• Leaf spring

• Coil spring

• Shock absorber

• Torsion bar

What does the shackle allow in the leaf spring mechanism?

• Permanent compression of the spring.

• Extension of the spring ends.

• Shortening of the spring ends.

• Fixing the spring in place.