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Introduction to Outboards

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first outboard engine was created in?

a)

1896

b)

1870

c)

1903

d)

1907

2.

The worlds largest outboard manufacturer is?

a)

Evinrude

b)

Honda Marine

c)

Mercury Marine

d)

Yamaha Marine

3.

What Manufacturer took more than 16,000 orders at New York Boat Show in 1940?

a)

Evinrude

b)

Honda Marine

c)

Mercury Marine

d)

Yamaha Marine

4.

What manufacture uses the same engine that based off of a 2.3L Vtech used in a car?

a)

Evinrude

b)

Honda Marine

c)

Mercury Marine

d)

Yamaha Marine

5.

What Manufacturer was Founded in 1907?

a)

Evinrude

b)

Honda Marine

c)

Mercury Marine

d)

Yamaha Marine

6.

What manufacture was founded in 1907

a)

Evinrude

b)

Honda

c)

Mercury

d)

Yamaha

7.

When sitting at the helm of a boat, what is the left side of the vessel called?

a)

Starboard

b)

Bow

c)

Stern

d)

Port

8.

In which of the following career fields are people skills and clear communication important?

a)

Managers

b)

Sales

c)

Service

d)

Parts

e)

All of the above

9.

Which type of boat accounts for the majority of the boat market in the U.S.?

a)

Stern Drive

b)

Inboard

c)

Outboard

d)

Jet Propulsion

e)

Cruiser

10.

Which of the following is not a category of marine engines?

a)

Outboard

b)

Inboard

c)

Stern Drive

d)

Transom

e)

Jet Propulsion

11.

Which of the following are not components of an outboard motor?

a)

Powerhead

b)

Lower Section

c)

Mid-Section

d)

Bracket

12.

Because of all the usage similarities in various types of fishing, those boats are designed all the same.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

The lower Unit contains the gears?

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is used to convert the rotational motion into thrust?

a)

Lower Unit

b)

Bracket

c)

Propeller

d)

Powerhead

15.

A round bottom hull gives a smoother ride than a flat bottom hull in rough water

a)

True

b)

False