WorksheetsClutches and Brakes Unit 8
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 21mins
1. What is a belt clutch commonly called?
CVT
TVC
EVT
VTC
In a brake what is the disc also called?
The caliper
The shim
The rotor
The stator
What does the abbreviation ABS stand for?
Anti-load braking system
Any braking system
All Brakes Steering
Anti- Lock Braking System
In a cone clutch, what is the slope of the cone?
8 to 15 degrees
15-30 degrees
3 to 5 degrees
5 to 15 degrees
What does a hydraulic clutch require to operate? Select 2
A reservoir
Hydraulic Fluid
Cable connection
Levers
What is a handbrake normally referred to as?
Moving
Cable
Jaw
Parking or Emergency
What does the term brake bleeding refer to?
Removing brake fluid and replace with new fluid
Cleaning the brake fluid of foreign materials
Removing air bubbles from the system
To allow all brake fluid out of the system
What is the other name a positive clutch is also known?
Centrifugal
Jaw
Power
Friction
What item in the clutch holds the bearing?
Knife
Fork
Handle
Spoon
What is the purpose of the clutch?
To connect the drive shaft to the wheels
To connect two rotating shafts
To connect the wheels to the axle
To connect the engine to the gearbox
What does the pressure plate press against to provide drive?
The clutch cover
The input shaft
The splines
The flywheel
What is the bearing in a clutch referred to as?
Jaw
Release of Throw out
Pressure
Trigger
What are the two type of calipers? Select 2
Single
Fixed
Flying
Floating
What principle does a clutch operate?
Temperature
Friction
Pressure
Slip
What fluid does the master cylinder hold?
Polymer
It does not hold fluid
Hydraulic
Water
In a wet plate clutch what material is commonly used to make the friction face?
Composite Paper
Carbon
Asbestos
Ceramic
Thinking about brake fluid what happens to it when heated?
It thickens
Does not change
It thins
It evaporates
What other name is a multi-plate clutch also known?
Dry Plate
Centrifugal
Hydraulic
Wet Plate
What helps to increase the pressure when the brake is applied?
The power booster
The booster seat
The power cylinder
The brake power
What happens to a vehicle if the brakes are applied when the vehicle is moving forward? Select 2
The rear wheels go down
The front wheel lift up
The rear wheels lift up
The front wheels are forced down
What can raise or lower the hydraulic pressure?
The primary reservoir
The pedal size
The master orientation
The piston size
In a master cylinder what are the two reservoirs referred to as? Select 2
The primary
The reserve
The secondary
The front
What type of energy is created when brakes are applied?
Electrical
Heat
Kinetic
Potential
In hydraulic principles what does force equal to?
Pressure
Amount of fluid in the system
Volume
Watts
What are the main parts of the clutch? Select 3
Flywheel
Caliper
Clutch Cover
Pressure Plate
Identify the picture below
Positive clutch
Hydraulic clutch
Centifugal clutch
Vaccum clutch
Identify the picture below
Jaw clutch
Belt brake
Belt clutch
Centrifugal clutch
Parking brakes are also termed as
Permeant brake
Stopping brake
E brake
Hard brake
Converts kinetic energy into heat energy
Brakes
Clutches
Gears
Factors Effecting Braking
Climate
Brand of the vehicle
Weight of vehicle.
Size of the tire
P1.A1=P2.A2
Newtons law
Charles law
Joule’s Law
Pascals law
Fluids can be compressed
True
False
The below mentioned picture is example of
4channel ABS
Dual channel ABS
3 channel ABS
Single channel ABS
Speed sensors is a part of ABS
True
False
100% slip on the tires in a vehicle with ABS
True
False
Picture mentioned is an example of
Fixed caliper
Floating caliper
Drum brakes
The picture is a part of
Disc brake
E brake
Hand brake
Drum brake
The picture mentioned is
Fork
Release bearing
Knife
Spoon
The figure mentioned is an example of
Centrifugal clutch
Jaw clutch
Cone clutch
Positive clutch
Identify the type of clutch
Cone clutch
Jaw clutch
Positive clutch
Electromagnetic clutch
