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WorksheetsBasic Brakes
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the function of the brake system?
Convert kinetic energy into heat energy
Convert static energy into heat energy
Restricting the ability of the rotor to spin through mechanical force
Convert kinetic energy into solar energy
The master cylinder's function is to:
Control the electronics of the brake system
Convert electrical energy into mechanical energy
Convert mechanical force from pedal to hydraulic force
Convert hydraulic force into mechanical force
How do you know which type of fluid a vehicle takes?
Owners manual
Service Manual
Reservoir Cap
Any of the above
What is pictured?
ABS Sensor
Brake Line
Brake Hose
Banjo Bolt
What is pictured?
ABS Sensor
Brake Line
Brake Hose
Banjo Bolt
What are the 2 types of systems in the basic brakes system?
Parking & Emergency Brake
Parking and stopping Brake
Service and Parking Brake
Service and Stopping Brake
The master cylinder is made up of _______.
Cups/Seals
Pistons
Aluminum Body
All of the above
None of the above
Brakes systems can be ______
A) Front Rear Split
B) 4 wheel split
C) Diagonal Split
D) All the above
E) A & C are correct
What is pictured?
Banjo Bolt
Compression Fitting
Union
Combination Valve
Hydraulics uses what as its non-compressible medium
Air
Water
Oil
Grass
Which statement is correct
The braking system amplifies the pressure exerted by the drivers foot
The braking system decreases the pressure exerted by the drivers foot
The braking system equalises the pressure exerted by the drivers foot
The drivers foot had no direct correlation to the pressure on the braking system
Which of the following is not a brake drum component
Shoes
Drum
Pads
brake cylinder
What do brake shoes look like?
Vehicles with brake drums have wheel cylinders. They push the brake shoes outward against the drums.
True
False
Brake drums can be solid, vented, cross-drilled, cross-drilled slotted, dimple slotted and carbon ceramic.
True
False
The three popular types of brake pad material are:
Semi-metallic
Organic
Ceramic
Electric
Parking brakes are also called hand brakes.
True
False
A _______ is the primary fluid-pressurizing device in a hydraulic system. In automotive use, it is found in brake and hydraulic clutch systems, and is pedal activated either directly or in a power brake system, through the power booster.
Wheel Cylinder
Break Dancing Cylinder
Brake Master Cylinder
Brake Fluid Reservoir
If the customer wants to buy all four brake discs which parts do we offer because they go well with his/her purchase?
brake shoes
wheel cylinders
brake pads
brake calipers
