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Worksheetscar u
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 10mins
what type of car is this
dodge charger
1978 chevy impala
1967 chevy impala
corvete
what car is this
mazda rx7
vroom vroom car
lamborgini aventador
mazda mx5
how much does this car cost
4.5 million
6.34 million
1.93 million
299,999.99
what brand is this
ferrari
mitsubishi
ford
honda
where was this brand made
USA
china
germany
japan
what movie is this from
top gear
fast and furious
jdm vs muscle
roadkill
what car brand is known for crashing
lamborgini
chevy
mustang
dodge
cars Ken Block owns
what car brand is this
ford
lamborgini
chevy
mclaren
what logo is this
mustang
ferrari
mclaren
lamborgini
what car is this
supra mk1
supra mk2
supra mk3
supra mk4
•A vehicle’s gears are housed in the:
drive shaft
engine
transmission
drive axles
Regarding Power Systems in a vehicle, what a powerplant?
the battery
the fuses
the alternator
the engine
The owner's manual is:
a glove box necessity
optional information for vehicular maintenance
the most important tool for maintaining your vehicle
not necessary
Components of the Emissions System:
engine, headers, tail pipe
catalytic converter, muffler, tailpipe
engine, muffer, catalytic converter
exhaust pipe, CO2 emitter, muffler, tailpipe
Preventive Maintenance involves:
a trip to Advanced Auto
speaking with a mechanic
gas fill up
routine checks
When a new tire(s) is required, it is best to change:
get a retread
two tires only
all four
one at a time; saves $$
How often are oil changes required for today's vehicles?
3,500 to 5,000 miles
5,000 to 7,000 miles
when the change oil indicator light is on
when you see blue smoke from the tailpipe
Name the component displayed
Spark plug
Glow plug
Electrical plug
Sink plug
What is the minimum legal tyre tread limit?
1.6mm
1.0mm
1.6cm
1.0cm
How do you check your oil
With a dip stick
You don't
Yes
No
What measurements are used when checking tire pressures?
Pounds per Square Inch (PSI) and Bar
Pounds per Square Inch (PSI) and Meters
Pounds per Square Inch (PSI) and Atmospheres (ATM)
Millimetres (mm) and Centimetres (cm)
