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Level 3 Electrics

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which DIN number represents permanent battery supply?

a)

4

b)

15

c)

30

d)

31

2.

Against which of the following does a fuse protect an electrical circuit?

a)

short circuit failiure

b)

open circuit failiure

c)

Excessive resistance

d)

Very low resistance

3.

What are thermistors used to provide information on?

a)

Pressure

b)

Speed

c)

Temperature

d)

Position

4.

Before connecting a digital ohmmeter to a circuit, a technician should first

a)

Make tea

b)

operate the circuit

c)

install new batteries

d)

verify the circuit is electricaly isolated

5.

Two identical lamps are wired in parrallel to a 12 volt source. What will the voltage be across both lamps

a)

6 volts

b)

4 volts

c)

2 volts

d)

12 volts

6.

what is the component shown in the image above

a)

starter casing

b)

pinion drive

c)

starter solonoid

d)

starter armature

7.

What is the main purpose of the overrunning clutch on a starter motor?

a)

To assist solonoid

b)

To pull starter pinion out of mesh

c)

To disengage the armature when the engine starts

d)

To allow over- run

8.

When accurately performing a heavy load discharge test on battery, the battery must be charged at least

a)

25%

b)

50%

c)

75%

d)

100%

9.

A battery that is under charged for periods of time will become

a)

dead

b)

cycled

c)

over heated

d)

Sulphated

10.

A technician is using a digital ohmmeter to check component continuity. A reading of "OL" would indicate

a)

open circuit

b)

short circuit

c)

correct continuity

d)

Internal short circuit

11.

One way of measuring current in a circuit is to connect a suitable

a)

voltmeter in series

b)

amnmeter across the battery

c)

voltmeter in parrallel

d)

amnmeter in series

12.

Conventional theory of current flow states that current will flow from

a)

randomly

b)

positive to negative

c)

negative to positive

d)

none of the above

13.

Multiplexing was invented by which company for automotive applications

a)

Delco

b)

Nippon Denso

c)

Bosch

d)

Lucas

14.

In a Serial Bus network, what is the size of the resistors at each end of the Bus

a)

30 ohms

b)

40 ohms

c)

60 ohms

d)

80 ohms

15.

HS CAN and MS CAN are two common networks. What does CAN mean?

a)

Controlled area network

b)

Complete area network

c)

Constant area network

d)

Controllor Area Network

16.

In Binary code , what Number is represented by 1011010

a)

16

b)

32

c)

45

d)

90

17.

Which connection in the socket shown is a 12 volt Permanent supply. Pin 1 is top left

a)

Pin 1

b)

Pin 6

c)

Pin 8

d)

Pin 16

18.

Why is the Instrument cluster important in a serial Bus network?

a)

It provides driver input

b)

It is the Gateway link between the CAN Bus networks

c)

none of the above

d)

It provides the gateway link between driver and Can bus

19.

Twisted pairs are common with network connections.Why do we use two wires twisted together like this?

a)

To allow multiple signals

b)

To provide interferance protection by delivering the same signal, one of which is inverted down each wire

c)

To provide priority function

d)

To provide Interferance protection by delivering same signal down each wire

20.

What is the Baud rate of HS CAN Bus network

a)

125Kbs/sec

b)

24 Kbs/sec

c)

1.95 Kbs/sec

d)

500 Kbs/sec

21.

Which of these does not provide an input to an ECU

a)

Magnetic pick up

b)

Variable resistor

c)

Display

d)

Switch

22.

Which of these is not connected to an ECU output

a)

Vaccum controllor

b)

Idle actuator

c)

Fuel pressure regulator

d)

Engine temperature sensor

23.

Why is it important to have stable voltages supplied to sensors

a)

To avoid damage

b)

To prevent them acting as switches

c)

To prevent them providing false readings

d)

To prevent them becoming actuators

24.

Which of the following is a function of the central processing unit(CPU)?

a)

Measuring voltages

b)

Making decisions

c)

Setting clock frequency

d)

Manufacturing logic gates

25.

ROM(read only memory)

a)

Contains program to control ECU

b)

Program is vehicle generic

c)

Information cannot be changed

d)

All of the above

26.

Random Acess Memory (RAM) is

a)

All of the below

b)

Used by CPU to store and retrieve data

c)

Data is lost when power is removed

d)

Temporary memory

27.

The CPU( Central processing unit)

a)

Contains hundreds of logic gates which operate with binary numbers

b)

Can be removed

c)

Is hydraulically operated

28.

Programmable Read Only Memory(PROM/EPROM)

a)

Is vehicle specific

b)

Can be updated

c)

is read only

d)

is all of the above

29.

Keep Alive Memory (KAM)

a)

Stores adaptive stratergies

b)

Supplies default data if fault occurs

c)

Has own battery to protect data

d)

Is all of the above

30.

Which of the following types of memory will lose data when the power is switched off?

a)

PROM

b)

KAM

c)

ROM

d)

RAM

31.

Which type of memory contains generic information to contrl the ECU?

a)

ROM

b)

RAM

c)

PROM

d)

KAM

32.

Moisture is a hazard to ECU,s because it can coat insulators and allow them to conduct electricity

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

33.

Static electricity transfer can be prevented by wearing rubber gloves.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

34.

The ECU has three stages of operation , they are called

a)

First second and third stages

b)

INPUT ,PROCESS,OUTPUT

c)

Output modulation

35.

What fuse is required to protect a 100 watt speaker in a 12 volt system?

a)

8amp

b)

10 amp

c)

12 amp

d)

24 amp

36.

If a circuit has 6 amps of current flowing, what will be the resistance in the circuit?

a)

2ohms

b)

3ohms

c)

4ohms

d)

5 ohms