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Engine Classification

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Engines can have multiple classifications.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

The most common diesel engine type classification based on working Cycle is the ____________.

a)

2 stroke

b)

3 stroke

c)

4 stroke

d)

6 stroke

3.

Internal Combustion engines can be classified by the type of ignition they have. What type of ignition classifications is a gas engine?

(a)  

4.

Internal Combustion engines can be classified by the type of ignition they have. What type of ignition classifications is a diesel engine?

(a)  

5.

What is the difference between an OHC engine and an OHV engine?

a)

Spelling

b)

Nothing means the same thing

c)

Location of the cam shaft

d)

Fuel Type

6.

Engine design is a type of engine classification that include rotary, reciprocating, inline, opposed piston, V & W Configurations. Which Type is the most common design configuration?

a)

V

b)

Inline

c)

W

d)

Rotary

7.

Engines can be classified by their air intake process. They are __________________.

a)

Natural Aspiration

Super Charged

Turbo Charged

Fusion Generation

b)

Cold Air Aspiration

Super Charged

Turbo Charged

Crankcase Compressed

c)

Natural Aspiration

Super Charged

Turbo Charged

Crankcase Compressed

d)

Natural Aspiration

Backdraft Aspiration

Turbo Charged

Crankcase Compressed

8.

True or False: A classification of engines is the method of fuel delivery. Those methods are

1.Common rail fuel injection pump. 

2.Distributor (rotary) fuel injection pump. 

3.In-line fuel injection pump. 

4.Distributor injection pump. 

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The following are examples of which engine classification?

(a)Automobile, Truck, Bus.

(b) Locomotive.

(c)  Stationary.

(d) Marine.

(e) Aircraft.

a)

Design

b)

Application

c)

Air Intake Process

d)

Ignition System

10.

Air Cooled is which type of engine classification?

a)

Fuel Input

b)

Air intake system

c)

Cooling Type

d)

Design