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P) Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS)

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 8hrs 45mins

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Class
Date
1.

Connected and Automated vehicles have the potential to reduce vehicle fatalities by as much as:

a)

90%

b)

10%

c)

60%

d)

30%

2.

What does the acronym ABS stand for?

a)

Active battery security

b)

Anti-blockier system

c)

Anti-lock braking system

d)

Access and benefit sharing

3.

Identify the ADAS component shown in the image that utilises light in its detection system.

a)

Ultra-sonic sensor

b)

Radar sensor

c)

Lidar sensor

d)

Camera

4.

Which system is NOT a part of the ADAS system?

a)

Adaptive Cruise Control

b)

Blind Spot Warning

c)

Lane Centering

d)

Apple Carplay

5.

What does the acronym ADAS stand for?

a)

Automated directory assistance systems

b)

Advanced driver assistance systems

c)

Automatic data acquisition systems

d)

Advanced digital avionics systems

6.

What does the Forward Collision Warning System do?

a)

Scan for any close-by vehicles

b)

Warn driver if they’re about to collide with another vehicle

c)

Automatically brakes for you

d)

Warns driver if an accident has happened several metres in front of the driver

7.

Which company is NOT involved in ADAS?

a)

Bosch

b)

Panasonic

c)

Mitsubishi Electric

d)

Microsoft

8.

What was the first system introduced?

a)

Cruise control

b)

Pedestrian detection

c)

Electronic stability control

d)

Forward collision warning

9.

Passive safety systems are always on in case of an accident

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Why is it crucial to re-calibrate the ADAS system when any repair work has been carried out to the bodywork, steering or suspension systems?

a)

The ADAS system is auto calibrating, so no additional work is required.

b)

If the system is not calibrated the system will not opporate as intended.

11.

How many systems are there within ADAS?

a)

10 – 20

b)

20 – 30

c)

30 – 40

d)

40 – 50

12.

Which company has boosted ADAS popularity in the past 10 years?

a)

Mercedes

b)

Toyota

c)

Tesla

d)

Audi

13.

When was the first introduction of ADAS?

a)

1956

b)

1948

c)

1982

d)

1939

14.

What does “ESC” stand for?

a)

Electronic still camera

b)

Electronic stability control

c)

Escape

d)

Electronic speed control

15.

Identify the ADAS component shown in the image that utilises radio waves during its operation.

a)

Ultra-sonic sensor

b)

Radar sensor

c)

Lidar sensor

d)

Camera

16.

The electronic handbrake is a part of ADAS

a)

True

b)

False

17.

On L1 and L2, where is the RADAR sensor predominantly located on a vehicle?

a)

Behind the windshield

b)

On the wing mirror

c)

Above the license plate

d)

In the front bumper

18.

Radar is an acronym for Radio, Detection and Ranging. How does the RADAR sensor work?

a)

Emits a beam of a radio wave at the speed of light which bounces back from an object and times its return.

b)

Uses a video camera to visulise what the driver sees.

c)

Sends a light laser to bounce off any objects in its path and times its return.

d)

Sends a soundwave and times the return signal.

19.

Adaptive cruise control needs occasional throttle input to set a new speed

a)

True

b)

False

20.

What does the acronym ADV mean?

a)

Advanced Driving Vehicle.

b)

Automated Driving Vehicle.

c)

Automatic Driving Vehicle.

d)

Autopiloted Driving Vehicle.

21.

What does the acronym SAE mean?

a)

Society of Automotive Engineers.

b)

Society of Automatic Engineers.

c)

Society of Autonomous Engineers.

22.

Automatic Emergency Braking, Blindspot and Lane Departure Warning are what level driving automation?

a)

Level 0

b)

Level 1

c)

Level 2

d)

Level 3

e)

Level 4

23.

Lane Centering and Adaptive Cruise Control operating at the same time are what level driving automation?

a)

Level 0

b)

Level 1

c)

Level 2

d)

Level 3

e)

Level 4

24.

A local driverless taxi with no steering wheel or pedals, that operates under limited conditions is what level driving automation according to the (SAE)?

a)

Level 0

b)

Level 1

c)

Level 2

d)

Level 3

e)

Level 4

25.

A vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals, that can drive anywhere is what level driving automation?

a)

Level 5

b)

Level 1

c)

Level 2

d)

Level 3

e)

Level 4

26.

Identify the ADAS component shown in the photograph, that is mounted in the windscreen and utilises an images.

a)

Ultra-sonic sensor

b)

Radar sensor

c)

Lidar sensor

d)

Camera

27.

If you have carried out a repair on a suspension system on a vehicle fitted with ADAS, you must inform the customer ADAS calibration is required or YOU will be liable for prosecution if an accident occurs post repair.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

For a level 4 automated vehicle it may require 29 cameras covering 360 degrees, six radars including one imaging radar, five lidars including one 360-degree lidar, and four ultrasonics.

a)

False

b)

True

29.

What does the Adaptive Cruise Control feature do?

a)

Maintains the vehicle's pre-set speed until turned off

b)

Tracks road conditions and adjusts the vehicle’s speed accordingly

c)

Steers round corners whilst staying at a preset speed

d)

Automatically adjusts the vehicle’s speed to maintain a proper distance between the vehicle ahead

30.

What vehicle technology is designed to alert a driver when a car is about to veer out of a lane?

a)

Stability control

b)

Lane departure warning

c)

Cruise control

d)

Lane-keep assist

31.

Which vehicle technology gives a visual, audible, and/or tactile warning to indicate that it’s unsafe to change lanes?

a)

Lane-keep assist

b)

Collision avoidance

c)

Blind-spot warning

d)

Stability control