A ________ bushing allows the suspension unit or component to comply with a controlled amount of movement in the direction of the void.

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The ________ is all the parts of the vehicle that are not supported by springs, including the components that follow the road contours, such as wheels, tires, axles, and outboard brake assemblies.

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Vehicle ride and handling can be improved by keeping the unsprung mass as high as possible.

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The progressive rate spring provides a softer ride when the vehicle is lightly loaded.

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An unloaded ball joint supports the weight of the vehicle.

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The nonindependent, solid axle system is fairly expensive and complicated.

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In a solid axle suspension, when one wheel goes over a bump, the other wheel tilts.

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The ________ axle is one that does not transmit drive to the wheel, acting only to support it.

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Rubber ________ and ________ stops are used to prevent direct metal-to-metal contact between the control arms and the frame if the suspension should reach its maximum limit of travel.

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What type of spring is mounted on a strut suspension system?

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The front wheels of a vehicle can have a different type of suspension system than the rear wheels.

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Tech A states that the main function of the rear suspension system is to keep the rear tires in contact with the road and aligned with the front tires. Tech B states that all-wheel drive rear suspension systems are very simple in construction and design. Who is correct?

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Tech A says on some independent rear axles, the half-shafts are the upper link of the suspension. Tech B says a rear independent suspension may have upper and lower control arms. Who is correct?

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In ________ vehicle suspensions, the coil spring is mounted between the axle housing and the vehicle body.

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Which of the following do the sensors in an active suspension system NOT monitor?

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On some vehicles, adaptive air suspension is activated when the door is open and the key is turned on.

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Tech A states that adaptive air suspension systems are more sophisticated than active systems. Tech B states that adaptive air suspension systems can only change the dampening effect but cannot actively raise or lower the wheel. Who is correct?

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If the adaptive air suspension control system determines that the vehicle's ride height is too ______, it will command that air be added to the appropriate adaptive shock absorbers.

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The movement around an imaginary line drawn down the center of the vehicle from front to back is called:

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