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WorksheetsServicing Suspension System
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The shaft of the suspension system to which the tires and wheels are attached ; they are used to drive and support the wheels.
a)
Torsion Bar
b)
Shroud
c)
Axle
d)
Yaw
2.
A system within a vehicle designed to isolate the vehicle body from road bumps and vibrations.
a)
Suspension System
b)
Adaptive Air Suspension
c)
Computer-Control Suspension
d)
Rear Suspension
3.
A steel or plastic cover placed over the shock rod.
a)
Sinter
b)
Cover
c)
-
d)
Shock plate
4.
A Construction style that uses the body sheet metal as a frame of the vehicle, typically this type of construction uses small frame sections called subframes.
a)
Full-frame Construction
b)
Unibody Construction
5.
The angle formed through the wheel pivot points when viewed from the side in comparison to a vertical line through the wheel.
a)
Camber
b)
Caster
c)
Pivot Angle
d)
Torsion Angle
6.
The movement of a vehicle around its z-axis (vertical axis) felt when the vehicle deviates from its straight path, as when skidding sideways, and the rear comes around.
a)
Sway Bars
b)
Wishbone
c)
Dead Axle
d)
Yaw
7.
Backward tilt of the wheel pivot points from the vertical line.
a)
Caster
b)
Negative Caster
c)
Positive Caster
d)
Rear Caster
8.
A metal strap that is warped around the leaf spring to prevent excessive flexing of the main leaf during rebound.
a)
Rebound Clip
b)
Radius Clip
c)
Shroud
d)
Metal Clip
9.
The ability to deform and reform into the same shape.
a)
Morphing*
b)
Plasticity
c)
Rebounding
d)
Elasticity
10.
The process of using pressure and heat to bond metal particles.
a)
Soldering
b)
Sintering
c)
Reflecting
d)
Overshoot
11.
The amount of spring extends past its original length following compression.
a)
Overhang
b)
Overshoot
c)
Overspring
12.
A setting designed to compensate for slight wear in steering components that may cause the wheels to turn outward or inward while the vehicle is in motion.
a)
Suspension Strut
b)
Sintering
c)
Static Toe
d)
Negative Camber
13.
Tilt of the top of the tire toward the centerline of the vehicle.
a)
Negative Camber
b)
Positive Camber
c)
Neutral Camber
14.
The imagery line drawn through drawn through the centerof the rear axle.
a)
Centerline
b)
Axle Line
c)
Thrust Line
d)
Shephard Line
15.
A force that moves an object in a different direction or into a different shape.
a)
Deflecting Force
b)
Opposite Force
c)
Downward Force
d)
Reverse Force
16.
A bar made of steel alloy that is fixed rigidly to the chassis at one end and the suspension control arm at the other to support the weight of the vehicle.
a)
Watt's Support
b)
MacPherson Strut
c)
Ackerman Bar
d)
Torsion Bar
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