WorksheetsAutobody Terms
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 16mins
Dimensions on the left side of vehicle are equal to those on the right
(a)
An imaginary plane that cuts the vehicle in half lengthwise
(a)
The dimensions are different from each other
(a)
An imaginary surface or plane located beneath the vehicle.
(a)
This is also known as a lengthwise plane is an imaginary plane that extends across the width of a vehicle
(a)
points on a vehicle including holes, flats, or other identifying areas used to position panels and rails during the manufacturing of a vehicle.
(a)
Identifiable points on a vehicle that may be used for measurement when a control point is not available.
(a)
Body-on-Frame
Unibody
Body-on-Frame
Unibody
Body-on-Frame
Unibody
Which of these vehicles does not require the use of a seperate frame?
a space frame design
a perimeter frame design
a body over frame design
a ladder frame design
which of these types of vehicles has a low center of gravity?
body over frame
unibody design
ladder frame
perimeter frame
When working with mild steel parts:
it is easily repairable
it should not be heated for repairs
it should not be repaired
heating will destroy its strenght
What do we look for in a damaged panel?
high and low spots
primary and secondary damage
reverse damage
whether it is repairable metal
The primary point of impact on the damage is:
primary damage
secondary damage
inertia damage
reverse damage
Which of these reasons is would you not repair a metal panel?
the color of the panel
not enough damage
parts is less expensive than to replace
not enough skill for damage
what is one way to identify a high spot, without damaging the paint?
using the reflection
using a body file
using a sanding block and paper
using a hammer
When using the hammer and dolly repair method:
Access to both sides is required
access to only the out side is required
access only to the back side is required
access to no sides is required
Which of these allows the metal to return to its original form after it has been bent?
rubber band theory
plastic deformation
elastic deformation
torque deformation
work hardening can easily be defined as:
allows metal to stretch
make metal weaker in the outside and stronger on the inside
gives metal its raw look
metal granular structure
Direct damage
the only damage
the lowest point in the damage
the secondary damage
if it's impossible to find
secondary damage is
usually the high spots around primary damage
impossible to find
known as primary damage
can be found using a magnet
